Michael Woo

[Michael Woo @WooLetTheDogOut]

@Mikey_Phillips One Celtics reporter literally said they’re giving Tatum an ‘all star break rest’ before all star weekend. I’m hoping everyone is healthy on both sides for an ECF rematch

[Michael Woo @WooLetTheDogOut]

@Mikey_Phillips Yea seems like his defense doesn’t matter as much this series with middleton out

[Michael Woo @WooLetTheDogOut]

@Mikey_Phillips As an unbiased Boston sports fans, I respectfully disagree

[Michael Woo @WooLetTheDogOut]

@adamdlurie @AndreasValhouli is he subtweeting us?

[Michael Woo @WooLetTheDogOut]

@pissylissy_ Cc @LilTunechi

[Michael Woo @WooLetTheDogOut]

@AndreasValhouli

[Michael Woo @WooLetTheDogOut]

If Liam Neeson stars in a movie, but he doesn’t make a threatening phone call, is he really in the movie...

[Henry Bushnell @HenryBushnell]

Part 2: The Full Story

Behind the NFL’s BLM stance were a week of raw, “uncomfortable” meetings; and years of courage from Black employees who pushed Roger Goodell to say what he finally said Friday… back in 2017:

https://t.co/dZTG8HUfPK

[Rich Eisen Show @RichEisenShow]

The #NFL held a video conference on Friday for all its employees, including Roger Goodell and @wyche89 was one of the moderators, along with @MJAcostaTV, and told us about how it moved him:

[Adam White @FOSAdam]

The NFL’s own social team went behind the league’s back, created this video with players, met with Goodell after doing it and then got the league to come out with an apology for its previous inaction.

If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s to expect the unexpected.

[Shahbaz Khan @ShahbazMKhan]

this story of the NFL social team putting together a BLM video with players / without league approval is incredible.

“...if I wasn’t at peace to lose my job, I wouldn’t have wanted to go out on a limb like that...” - @Bryndon

Powerful. https://t.co/itQJ3HbPzX

[Jourdan Rodrigue @JourdanRodrigue]

After the NFL released a weak statement last week, a powerful video from star players, led by Michael Thomas, pressured Roger Goodell into responding.

Thomas had help from some of the NFL's own employees, who worked unauthorized w/ players in solidarity: https://t.co/rheFwEdLIb

[Lindsay Jones @bylindsayhjones]

"I decided, ‘Hey, I’m just going to go rogue here. If I can get one player to buy in, we’ll take a chance at this and see what can happen."

How players + frustrated league employees created the video that forced Goodell's hand. With @JourdanRodrigue:

https://t.co/3WnCeqcWqO

[Jourdan Rodrigue @JourdanRodrigue]

According to multiple league sources, this video of Goodell, who responds directly to players' requests in powerful video yesterday, came after series of emotional meetings w/ league content creators dissatisfied with original NFL statement, and vocal player dissatisfaction.

[SportsCenter @SportsCenter]

"Being a celebrity, being an NBA player don't exclude me from no conversation at all."

Jaylen Brown drove 15 hours from Boston to Atlanta to join the protests.

(via @FCHWPO)

[Michael Woo @WooLetTheDogOut]

@henryschreib This is how you control the story before the story controls you

[Michael Woo @WooLetTheDogOut]

When I have to be sous chef for @AndreasValhouli

[Michael Woo @WooLetTheDogOut]

I’d love to know the amount of times I’ve said “with everything going on” or “given the circumstances” in emails and video conferences over the last two months