New On SI:
"Listen guys, if I'm going to war, I'm taking VJ Edgecombe."
"He told me right before the ball tip, 'I'm going to kill this kid.'"
A feature story - full of stories and anecdotes you didn't know - on the person and competitor, VJ Edgecombe.
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One man, who proudly displayed his full name in my replies, called Holly Rowe “an obnoxious fat pig who gets her comeuppance,” which is “never not hilarious.”
I looked him up. He has four daughters.
Thoughts on recent events:
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NEWS: An MRI confirmed that Adem Bona has suffered a left foot sprain.
Bona is expected to be reevaluated at the start of training camp. Further updates will be provided as appropriate.
As customers of DICK'S Sporting Goods walked by, the only feature that distinguished Dean Wade from everyone else was his 6-foot-10 frame.
But he wasn't there for recognition.
"It makes me happy and makes me feel fulfilled."
On a shopping spree in KOP:
https://t.co/yOYol2G65L
As customers of DICK'S Sporting Goods walked by, the only feature that distinguished Dean Wade from everyone else was his 6-foot-10 frame.
But he wasn't there for recognition.
"It makes me happy and makes me feel fulfilled."
On a shopping spree in KOP:
https://t.co/yOYol2G65L
UC Berkeley professor Derek Van Rheenen met Jaylen Brown (@FCHWPO) when the freshman petitioned to take his graduate course.
Years later, Van Rheenen reflects on Brown’s intellect, independence and determination to challenge expectations and use his voice beyond basketball.
https://t.co/qSbK1HmTqi
Between attempts at photography, Wade joined the youth throughout the shopping experience, helping them select items and spending time with them as part of an effort to support local students and the community.
New Sixer Dean Wade is at the DICK’s Sporting Goods in King of Prussia, hosting his Back-to-School Shopping Bash for 10 youth from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Philadelphia.
Each participant received $150 to shop for school essentials, sporting goods, apparel, and more.
The Sixers announced that Matt Cord’s return will last just this season and he will be involved in the tryouts for the next PA voice.
Statement from @MattyCord:
“I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to return to the mic as PA announcer for 76ers for one more season. Serving in this role for the past 28 years has been a dream come true, and I have been fortunate to witness so many memorable
moments from the best seat in the house. This is going to be a special year, and I can’t wait to be back at Xfinity Mobile Arena with you all. Let’s go, 76ers!”
30 news outlets. 250 stories (and TikToks and podcasts and posts and prognostications) a day, 24/7. Three hundred and sixty-five days a year. How much Eagles news can — or should — one city consume?
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