@AytonOverDoncic lol I respect it. I'm happy he's back but not at that number and not for what the summer turned into. But that Australia extension might be a bargain in a year lol I'm hoping at least
Let’s stop the booing. The situation sucks. But mans is playing hockey and having an impact #LGRW. It’s a bad situation created by bad management and poor ownership. The players play a role but they have to deal with more than we on the outside understand
Losing beef stew & Tobias combined with the JD situation really has optimism kinda drained. They’re still in the best position of all Detroit sports teams but to act like they had a great offseason after the way they were eliminated, is a bit out of touch.
I give TJ much more autonomy to do this as this isn’t his character… he’s dealt with questionable DC choices and I think this his him finally having enough of the mediocrity. No pass for ARod. It’s who he is & we’ve seen that dynamic before so it shouldn’t come as a surprise.
Both Aaron Rodgers and TJ Watt are extraordinary players. Rodgers a future Hall of Famer, & Watt an 8x Pro Bowler & 2021 Defensive Player of the Year. Their accomplishments demand respect. However, professional status doesn’t give them a free pass, at work, to disrespect, undermine and humiliate their head coach and defensive coordinator respectively—especially in front of a national audience.
We all know passions are high in the heat of battle, but the goal of sports is to do things that build a team and bring it together to win.
While there's still a long season ahead, right now the Pittsburgh #Steelers are at the bottom of their division and looking up.
Hopefully both players offer apologies that are as demonstrative as their outbursts Thursday night, whilst fully helping to stir the ship forward.
Nooooooooo 😪 Russ has always been one of them ones man. The effort and energy always on 100% and for a solid few year span it wasn’t arguable he was one of the best in the game at his position
After 18 NBA seasons, Russell Westbrook has retired. A legendary career: NBA’s top 75, 2017 league MVP, nine-time All-Star, nine-time All-NBA, USA Olympic Gold Medalist and the all-time record for triple-doubles.