@IsaacOkoroFan I don’t think this is true?? He wanted to be in Miami and was unhappy to be sent to Utah but ultimately enjoyed his time there so I don’t think it was acrimonious as much as he didn’t want to leave
@_GLVSS_@paulsen_smw That’s what it is about him! Yes! Almost feels liek he talks more than any play by play guy I’ve ever heard but the lack of ambient noise may be the main reason
Shane Gillis said Bill Belichick reads bedtime stories to his 24 year old girlfriend like “The Little Engine that Could But Needed a Pill First”
This man is insane 😂😂
@flasportsbuzz I think it’s the PTSD of both cases a) we pay him $50m (noting that he is a human being who is not going to take a lesser deal on likely his last big contract), or b) we know we’re not gonna do that, and we don’t trade him ahead of time and lose him for nothing.
@305Culture@flasportsbuzz Literally this is the way. Let’s not pretend that we’re gonna pay Tyler $50m in 12 months. Trad whim now. Thank him for his efforts. Great kid. Not worth continuing on at this juncture.
Heat media advocating for the trade Bam nuclear option before considering the trade Tyler Herro and his one-way playing ass on a bloated contracted even if it’s just for the cap space gotta be one of the most FUCKING RETARDED things I ever seen on this app. The Heat broke us.
@flasportsbuzz Just trade Herro - you can rebuild without tearing down to the studs. Bam can stay, Tyler is a great kid but get a 1st or 2 for him, get cheaper 1 dimensional players and you can perform as well as this team would perform otherwise with Tyler, while maintaining flexibility.
@flasportsbuzz In a league that seems to recycle its top 10 teams biannually, how do you move your Swiss Army knife all defensive star? Doing it right would be to trade Tyler for 2 firsts, tank and do a 1 season reboot with Bam emerging as your # 3, finding a true # 1 along the way a la Ant)
I believe in elections, you should vote for whom ever you like. I am not qualified to tell anyone who to vote for, but.. in this case????
If you're Jewish and you vote for Zohran Mamdani for mayor...
You are insane.
Tattooed numbers were used only in one German Nazi camp — Auschwitz. These tattoos were assigned exclusively to prisoners who were registered in the camp. Out of approximately 1.3 million people deported to Auschwitz, only about 400,000 were registered as prisoners and given numbers.
The vast majority of Jews murdered in Auschwitz — around one million people — were never registered; they were murdered in gas chambers right upon arrival and received no tattooed number.
Moreover, tattoos were not exclusive to Jewish prisoners. Others — including Poles, Roma, Soviet POWs, and others — were also registered and tattooed at Auschwitz. Other concentration camps had entirely different systems for identifying prisoners and did not use tattoos at all.
To suggest that every Jewish victim of the Holocaust received a tattooed number — and to use the limited length of those numbers to cast doubt on the scale of the genocide — is not only factually false. This kind of distortion is a deliberate tactic used by Holocaust deniers to insult the memory of victims.
In the world of deniers, the suffering of real human beings is reduced to cynical wordplay and harassment. Denying is an assault on memory, truth, and human dignity.
Learn about strategies employed by Holocaust deniers to spread misinformation and falsehoods.
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A life lesson I wish I learned earlier: Every single thing you do today is something that your 90-year-old self will wish they could go back and do. The good old days are happening right now.
It’s the NBA Finals and the NBA didn’t even show the National Anthem, Pre-Game intros, no logo on court or jerseys. These are little things but they’re so important for the experience.