Yolanda Griffith Sacramento Monarchs apparel now available via @SLAMGoods new WNBA Court Origins collection👀
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#WNBAtoSAC#MonarchsMemories
Hey NBA fans! In case you didn’t know, I founded a 501(c)(3) literacy nonprofit called E Train Talks, Inc.
Over the past few years, I’ve visited dozens of classrooms and given over 9,000 new, diverse books to kids of all backgrounds.
I’m writing this, as I ask you all for a favor. I’m up for Sacramento’s Best Nonprofit and Youth Development Program.
Follow the directions in the replies to vote for me. No pressure, but it would mean a lot. More recognition means more opportunities to give books to kids who need them.
Our volunteer Gabi lost everything in a house fire two weeks ago. Thankfully, she and her roommates escaped safely, but now she’s facing the challenge of rebuilding her life and finding housing in the Boston area. Please Donate if you can. Thank you ❤️
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Tesla’s new album “Homage” (out July 17) is a fantastic return to form — pure hard rock with heart.
The band pays tribute to the classic songs that shaped them with killer covers and fresh energy. Jeff Keith’s vocals still soar, and the guitars are as crunchy and melodic as ever.
Tesla has always been the blue-collar rockers who stayed true to their roots — formed in the 80s in Sacramento, they gave us hits like “Modern Day Cowboy,” “Love Song,” and “Signs” while carving out their own lane between hair metal and bluesy hard rock. No gimmicks, just great songs.
This new record feels like a love letter to rock ‘n’ roll. Highly recommended!
What’s your favorite Tesla song? 👇
#TeslaBand
Prince puts his own spin on Johnny B. Goode with fearless chord changes during this 2011 performance on Le Grand Journal. A reminder that great musicians don't just play songs—they reinvent them. 🎸
"Alright Todd Baby!" The first ever NFL touchdown for #Raiders TE Todd Christensen came in Week 6 1980 against the San Diego #Chargers. Christensen came away with a fumbled kickoff return by Chargers returner Chuck Muncie giving the Raiders back the lead. Then Christensen even gave his best James Brown style touchdown celebration afterwards. Legendary Owner Al Davis with the raised fist pump showing his approval. The @Raiders would go on to win the game 38-24 as part of the Cinderella season for them. Christensen later became an elite tight end for the Raiders who have a history of legendary players at that position, but his life was cut tragically short after his retirement. RIP Todd Christensen! Thank you for all the memories🙏🏴☠️ Check out the game changing play👇
The stadium organist started playing “country road” on the piano, the crowd followed that up by singing the lyrics, which led to the hitter hitting a HR and followed by Brandon Gaudin’s brilliant call.
Coolest thing you’ll see today
This month in 1968, @thebeachboys released "Do It Again" 🌊🎶 Blending nostalgia with their signature harmonies, it became a standout return to their early surf-rock roots. https://t.co/7BUMzDGfxP
Dylan Cardwell says protecting home court was a big point of emphasis for the Kings in the California Classic.
"We're not going to let teams come in here and punk us anymore."
Kings went 3-0.
Happy Deuce Day!🎈
No matter how much he’s overcome, he never stops pouring into others. Most selfless people I know.
Wouldn’t want to watch/breakdown random broadcasts and basketball game 24/7 w/ anyone else! Happy birthday @DeuceMason
One Small Device, Staggering Engineering: How OneCourt Compresses a Live Stadium Into a Tablet Blind Fans Can Feel | By Aaron Di Blasi, Publisher, Top Tech Tidbits | Courtesy of the PWD Media Co-op
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We're so excited to kick off #DisabilityPrideMonth with our community! 🎉
Because we're better together - and the world is better with us in it.
We'll be celebrating all month long. Join us!
Hard to believe it's been one year since Clayton Kershaw reached 3,000 career strikeouts in front of a home crowd 🥲
20th pitcher in MLB history and fourth left-hander to join the exclusive club— and one of the greatest Dodgers ever 🫡