Black WNBA player clotheslines Sophie Cunningham on a lay up attempt. Gets ejected. Tweets “White privilege” from locker room to argue she was ejected because of racism. Identity politics destroys everything, even sports.
I’m all for people making as much money as possible, but this is an awful take. If they are so valuable, were they playing on a global stage? Are they producing players playing on a global stage? If the goal is to produce D1 athletes then we’ve missed the mark..
You want to tell men/women in America who make their living in youth soccer that they need to make less?! It's a business. I want them to make as much money for their service as the market will pay them. If they can make a "ton of money" then they should...and I'll celebrate it.
Read nothing else: The tweet below is a perfect explanation of why America, which has the greatest athletes and infrastructure, will never compete against the greatest countries in the World Cup.
The red card against Balogun was a bad call, but the one made by Trump was even worse.
Pochettino should sit Balogun tonight, beat Belgium, and show the world America plays by the rules - even if our president doesn’t.
Seven years.
It’s hard to put into words what this city has meant to me.
When Miami drafted a 19-year-old kid out of Kentucky, they believed in me before I’d proven anything. Together, we experienced just about everything this game has to offer.
Two trips to the Finals. Deep playoff runs. Becoming an All-Star. The highest highs, the toughest moments, and every lesson in between.
Through every challenge, every expectation, every rumor, and every setback, I always believed in one thing: put your head down, go to work, and represent the name on the front of the jersey the right way. Every time I stepped on the floor, my goal was to help bring another championship to Miami.
This city gave me more than a basketball career.
It gave me a place to grow up.
I became a man here. I became a father here. I built lifelong relationships here.
Miami became home.
To Spo, Pat, Micky, the entire organization, my teammates, the coaches, trainers, equipment staff, arena staff, and everyone who poured into me over the last seven years—thank you. Thank you for believing in me, pushing me, challenging me, and helping shape the player and person I’ve become.
And to the fans…
Thank you for riding with me.
Through every big shot, every playoff run, every injury, every rumor, and every season—you showed me love I’ll never forget. Whether you cheered for me in the arena, wore my jersey, or simply believed in me, I felt it. I’ll always be grateful for that support.
As excited as I am for this next chapter back home in Milwaukee, a part of me will always belong to Miami.
Miami didn’t just shape my career.
It shaped my life.
Thank you for everything.
— Tyler
Bro. After 13 STRAIGHT years of this bullshit you need to realize you’re pissin into the wind.
It will not change.
The Reds baseball season is mid February to early to mid May.
Thats it. This season was over weeks ago.
I feel bad for you with all these tweets. Go watch some soccer.
Get some preseason football magazines. Go on a summer trip.
Anything but deal with this nonsense on a daily basis.
It’s over. Time to move on.
NEWS: Louisville’s J’Vonne Hadley has agreed to an Exhibit-10 contract with the Miami Heat, sources tell DraftExpress.
The 6’7” swingman is an efficient (61.9 2P%, 44.0 3P%) glue guy and natural complementary player.
Helped lead his team to the Portsmouth Invitational title.