De’Aaron Fox on MSG security: “I think the president being here just makes it inconvenient for everybody else… We’re getting screened like it’s TSA. It’s a little inconvenient for the people that’s got to play, but it is what it is.” (@tom_orsborn)
Mario Chalmers on what he said to LeBron during their argument on the bench in 2013:
“Because he (Bron) was complaining just about everything on the court. So the key matchup was him and Paul George…Bron was like ‘guard him’…we get back to the bench and I’m like ‘n***a we losing, all this b*tching that we’re doing — we gotta stop acting like b*tches and play f*cking basketball. N***a you the best player out here, stop being a b*tch and go play.’ And he took offense to that…what’s my job? To get everyone going…and Bron went the f*ck off didn’t he? So I did my job…”
(via @theOGsShow)
Max Kellerman says Kobe Bryant is only better than Dwyane Wade because he’s two inches taller:
“The only reason Kobe is greater than Dwyane Wade, is he’s two inches taller. Wade is 6’4 and almost as good as Kobe Bryant at his best. Between Jordan’s finals and when LeBron started taking over in the finals, the best finals ANYONE had was Dwyane Wade against Dallas in 2006”
(Via Game Over)
Kevin Garnett says Dwyane Wade taught LeBron James on how to be a superstar👀
“Wade taught him how to be a superstar. Wade taught LeBron way more than people wanna give him credit for. He (Wade) had won already. He (Bron) didn’t know how to win — he was a young superstar who played with a bunch of B n***as — he ain’t play with no n**** like D-Wade…he (Wade) got Bron more nasty — he’s finna whoop Chalmers, he ain’t ever do no sh*t like that. He (Bron) always wanna be nice, dancing and taking pictures — you remember Bron in Cleveland before he got to D-Wade? Man D-Wade made him nasty, he made him a f*cking problem. If D-Wade not on that team — we might’ve beat a Bosh/Bron team…D-Wade was that big of a presence…”
(via @kg_certified)
🚨🇺🇸 Diego Luna has reportedly been LEFT OUT of the USMNT’s 2026 World Cup squad. 😳❌
According to @tombogert , the Mexican-American attacker will not be part of Mauricio Pochettino’s final roster for the tournament. 🇺🇸
What makes this story even crazier? 👀
Diego Luna was approached by the Mexican National Team in the past… but he REJECTED the opportunity to represent El Tri. 🇲🇽
Now, after choosing the United States, he’s reportedly been cut from BOTH national team plans heading into the World Cup. 😬
A brutal moment for one of the most talented young dual-nationals in North America.
Do you think Mexico should’ve pushed harder for him? 🤔
Tom Hardy has been fired from ‘MOBLAND’ and won't return for Season 3.
He allegedly clashed with producers after being consistently late to set and attempting to give notes & change dialogue on the series.
(Source: https://t.co/hmKcsetxgq)
The Miami Heat are the most historically unlucky team in NBA Draft Lottery history:
• Never moved up in the lottery
• Moved down 7 times in just 11 appearances
• Lost nearly a full draft slot per lottery appearance
Adam Silver you will pay for your crimes.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino defended 2026 World Cup ticket prices, arguing that in the U.S., tickets to college games are never less than $300. 😯
"We have to look at the market. We are in the market in which entertainment is the most developed in the world, so we have to apply market rates."
"In the U.S., it is permitted to resell tickets as well, so if you were to sell tickets at the price which is too low, these tickets will be resold at a much higher price. And as a matter of fact, even though some people are saying that the ticket prices we have are high, they still end up on the resale market at an even higher price, more than double our price."
"If some people put on the resale market some tickets for the final at $2 million, No. 1, it doesn't mean that the tickets cost $2 million, and No. 2, it doesn't mean that somebody will buy these tickets."
"And if somebody buys a ticket for the final for $2 million, I will personally bring a hot dog and a Coke to make sure that he has a great experience."
"We have 25% of the group stage tickets which can be bought for less than $300. You cannot go to watch in the U.S. a college game, not even speaking about a top professional game of a certain level, for less than $300. And this is the World Cup."