Strasburg is a special place, and I’m grateful to Coach Neidenthal for inviting Landon and myself back to the Burg to host a Skills Camp.
Our message to the boys at the end was simple:
“Don’t take special for granted.”
Go Tigers!
Stephen A. Smith on LeBron James comments about the GOAT debate:
“He’s talking about they would say the same thing, no they wouldn’t. Michael Jordan would never tell you he’s the GOAT, I know Michael Jordan I speak to him often, I’m telling you he’s never ever, ever once called himself the greatest never happened. Kobe Bryant didn’t call himself the greatest, Kareem didn’t call himself the greatest, Magic didn’t call himself the greatest, Bird didn’t call himself the greatest, no that’s not true. He can say they might thought it, but they never articulated it to a reporter for print purposes to be disseminated to the masses. Which brings us to LeBron James why would he do that? Because the man is addicted to trying to control the narrative.”
This is the energy that fires me up.
I want this from co-workers. I want employees so excited to improve & try things & learn & grow & push limits. Our jobs are so much more invigorating when everyone has this energy.
Wemby and Timmy called their shots. They both confidently said they want to be the best at their craft. They want to work hard to be GREAT at their craft.
This is usually where ~hustle culture~ gets quoted, along with work-life balance. And I am alllllll for not mindlessly working for no reason, and I want everyone to have a home life they love (god knows I need that, I have 493 hobbies). But you can really care about being great at your job, AND still have a life outside of work—they’re not antithetical. But having pride in your work makes work better, for you and those around you.
And if we’re being honest? The best do work a lot more, and a lot harder. That’s the reason they’re the best.
Nonchalance is lame. It’s cool to care.
Great tweet from Reggie James
Abdul Carter, who was charged with misdemeanor assault for allegedly fracturing a man’s rib, is angry that Jaxson Dart would “align himself” with Donald Trump and wants to show teammates he’s a good person by opposing it
Modern NFL priorities in a nutshell
Media made him apologize for meeting the president when when I’ve never seen Rashee Rice, Deshaun Watson, Jalen Carter, Jayden Daniels etc apologize for actual crimes. 💔
This Cavs team really does have a 90's team feel from a personality standpoint. A group of really good dudes/nice guys. Lenny-Price-Nance-Brad-Sanders. Harper had that dawg, and was traded smh. Now Kenny(Kenny and Lenny heyooo) Allen-Sam-Dean-Mobley-Garland also was. Nothing better than winning with good people. But, they need some dawgs/assholes tbh. Love Mobley, hell of a player, will only continue to get better, but I don't think his demeanor/personality will really ever change. A dude like Giannis is a psycho on the court. They need some psychos. They appear destined for the same results as the 90's teams
A young man had the opportunity and honor to introduce the President of the United States of America, and he did.
Yet somehow this is an issue for the same Democrats who think late night TV celebrities making jokes about Presidential assassinations is funny.
Don't like it, Democrat fans of the New York Football Giants?
Go root for the Jets.
Oh... wait...
Abdul Carter will call out his teammate for speaking at a Trump rally, but stays silent when another teammate beats his girlfriend on camera. Welcome to the NFL.
I’m gonna say it… The Knicks are a great matchup for Cleveland.
Brunson is going to be brought into every action and have to defend Harden/Mitchell
They don’t have an Ausar/Scottie Barnes level defender for Mitchell if they want to keep OG on Mobley
Dean Wade has given Brunson hell defensively
Having Mobley roaming when KAT brings the center out and tries to facilitate will limit those sets.
Knicks only chance is magnet ball.