Tennis Analyst

I watch a lot of Tennis! All factors considered, Federer is the GOAT! 20!

[Tennis Analyst @TennisAnalyst]

@PatrickMcEnroe @DjokerNole How long before they chant Carlos is the Goat?

[Chase Center @ChaseCenter]

Paying tribute to Hall of Fame head coach Don Nelson, who left an enormous impact on the @warriors and the NBA community.

[NBA @NBA]

"We believe in you, coach."

From leading "Run-TMC", to the historic "We Believe" Warriors, to setting the all-time coaching wins record during Steph Curry's rookie season... Don Nelson's impact on the Bay Area was special 💙💛

(via @warriors)

[Sabalenka Aryna @SabalenkaA]

Catch you later Toronto 🇨🇦❤️

[Boston Celtics @celtics]

Don Nelson’s success as a Hall of Fame Coach is so vast, that it could overshadow his playing career, but it would be a mistake to do so. A favorite of Red Auerbach’s, “Nellie” was a tough and reliable all-around player whose tenacity and ability to “think the game” was on full display throughout his 11 seasons with the Boston Celtics, where he was a key member of five championship teams across two eras. His most celebrated moment as a player came in Game 7 of the 1969 NBA Finals against his former team the Los Angeles Lakers, when Nelson converted one of the most famous shots in playoff history—a foul-line jumper which dropped through the basket after hitting the back rim and bouncing several feet straight up. The shot, taken with just over a minute to go in the game and the Celtics clinging to a 103–102 lead, was an essential play in helping secure Boston's 11th NBA title in 13 seasons. Nellie’s number 19 was raised shortly after he retired following yet another championship season in 1976. The Celtics extend our deep condolences to Nelson’s family, loved ones, and everyone he touched through his rich and impactful life in basketball and beyond.

[Golden State Warriors @warriors]

April 7, 2010 - The night Don Nelson became the winningest coach in NBA history.

Remembering "Nellie".

[Golden State Warriors @warriors]

The Golden State Warriors mourn the passing of Hall of Fame head coach Don Nelson.

"Nellie" was one of the most innovative and influential coaches in NBA history and an iconic figure in Warriors history. He was a true basketball visionary who saw the game differently and was never afraid to challenge conventional thinking. His approach helped shape the game and paved the way for generations of players and coaches who followed.

More than anything, Don Nelson will be remembered for his authenticity, larger-than-life personality, and incredible passion for basketball, and his influence on the Warriors franchise will endure for years to come.

On behalf of the entire Warriors organization, we offer our sincere condolences to his wife, Joy, his family, and countless friends.

[Dallas Mavericks @dallasmavs]

A basketball innovator. A Mavericks legend. An impact that will never be forgotten.

We mourn the passing of former Mavericks head coach Don Nelson and celebrate a life that left an incredible mark on our franchise and the game of basketball.

Rest in peace, Nellie. #MFFL

[Dirk Nowitzki @swish41]

Nellie… You didn't just draft me. You believed in me. You saw things in my game before I ever realized I could do them. I've said it a million times and I will always say it: I don't think my career could have turned out how it did without you being my first coach and giving me the freedom to play my game. I can only say THANK YOU. For everything.

RIP legend.

[Marc Stein @TheSteinLine]

Hall of Famer Don Nelson, three-time NBA Coach of the Year and five times a champion as a player with the Boston Celtics, has died at age 86.

The family has issued this statement:

“On Sunday morning our beloved husband, dad, grandfather and great-grandfather Don Nelson peacefully went to be with the Lord, surrounded by his loving family. Throughout his last week, friends and family encircled him with love, sharing the blessing of his friendship and revisiting treasured memories.”

[Piers Morgan @piersmorgan]

Over to you @CaitlinClark22 ..
👇👇

[Enes Kanter FREEDOM @EnesFreedom]

After careful consideration and reviewing the current eligibility guidelines,
I’m officially declaring myself a @WNBA prospect.

If simply declaring who you are is all that’s required, then I meet every single requirement necessary to compete in the WNBA.

My team and I have carefully examined the WNBA’s eligibility criteria and governing framework surrounding self-identification and inclusion. Based on the current guidelines, I can and am officially declaring my eligibility for the upcoming WNBA draft in April 2027.

I know my presence on the court will stir up strong opinions.
I am definitely not here to mock, make fun of, or disrespect any community or personal choices.
I’m simply asking that the current rules be applied equally to everyone — the rules that represent the very values many WNBA players and coaches have publicly advocated for.
My team and I are prepared to ensure these guidelines are applied equally, consistently, and without exception, and I look forward to the #WNBA honoring its stated principles.

See you at training camp.

https://t.co/zlwWpVF0Ou

[Tennis Analyst @TennisAnalyst]

@CaroGarcia We miss your professionalism.

[Caroline Garcia @CaroGarcia]

Pablo 🩵

Our little baby boy is here with us. Words can’t express how beautiful it is to become parents. We’re so grateful to God that everything went well and that we’re already back home with our (very) tiny prince 🫶🏻

[Christian's Court @christianscourt]

Coco Gauff on the WTA's new genetic testing policy:

"I understand the reasoning behind it. I do think that this kind of conversation has created a lot of animosity towards the trans community, which I'm not really a big fan of, but I also understand the need to [account for] the biological difference and the need to protect that and preserve that. So I think it's a conversation that is very nuanced.

I kind of agree with trying to protect the fairness in women's sports. But I also do not like the attack that it is creating. People who don't really care, but just want to use this as a reason to attack the trans community. So I'm not really a big fan of that either. I don't really know how to answer this question in a way that people aren't going to spin it.

But as far as where I stand, I definitely support the trans
community, but I also support the need of creating fairness in sport too."

[Adam Carolla @adamcarolla]

Does anyone else realize we have spent the last decade arguing over what men and women are. We are insane

[Piers Morgan @piersmorgan]

It’s not ‘controversial’ to support biological men being barred from women’s sport.

[The Tennis Letter @TheTennisLetter]

Novak Djokovic on what he'd change about tennis:

"We should change the format of the scoring. Not play up to 6 games per set. Play up to 4, possibly no advantage. Keep best of 5 sets. Keep the matches within a 2 hour window. It's best for everyone."

[ATP Tour @atptour]

Teen triumph ⭐

The young Aussie announces himself with a dream main draw debut 👏

@mubadaladcopen | #MubadalaDCOpen

[José Morgado @josemorgado]

Of course he did it!