love that this is how the guys feel bc i simply do not have the same hunger any more, i'm just so happy til i die off of 26. you guys are going to have to bring the fire this time, can't rely on little ol me anymore
"I’m looking for that next one.
I’m hungrier than ever.
If I was willing
To do whatever it took
To get the first one
What do you think
I’m going to do
For the second?”
–– KAT
when you have a baby a month after the knicks win the chip, you rewatch the finals in 4 to 5 minute increments. main takeaways from game 1 (took 5 days to get thru): KAT incredible 3rd q; didn't realize how incredible hart was in real time; fox ass; castle's jumper is very broken
Spurs also played unquestionably the worst three guys to touch the floor in game 1 (kornet, barnes, carter bryant) and that's if you give keldon johnson the edge over jordan clarkson
@DavorD27 I know a lot of people feel that way, but I don't get it. Red card requires malice. There was clearly no malice on that play. It's nearly impossible to argue there was malice given that it was because he hit the ball first and his leg slid up. You can say foul, but not red card.
trying to understand the psyop objective behind the massive push of tom hollands quitting drinking story. bc man that shit is boring even for the brain dead podcasts he’s going on
@SamuelSage77@DanRShafer Thank you. To put it another way is it “insane” the democrats in the race don’t have that position, or is it predictable and consistent with their party?
I’m no monster soccer fan but even I know intent is not necessary to show a red. that said, feel like you rarely see a red card in knockout stages that isn’t A) intentionally dirty or B) insanely reckless. Didn’t think this was either