I typically can’t stand postseason broadcasts…. NBC knocked it out of the park.
✅ Mudcat in the booth
✅ stuck with it for Musgrove entrance
✅ made Clayton Kershaw likeable
✅ Dave Flemming is really freaking good
✅ no stupid micd up player infield interviews
Neera, as a Precinct Delegate in Oakland County, Michigan I am part of a team of 150 responsible for educating and motivating voters. We knock on lots of doors.
Do you know how many times Piker’s name has come up?
Zero
"and I heard that the school, without the parents' permission, tried to transition a child or do some sort of thing to transition her into a boy, and I don't believe that's right."
TreVeyon might already have CTE.
Kyrie Irving has offered to pay Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair's $11,941 fine for having the name of a Palestinian girl killed in Gaza written on his eye black during Sunday’s game against the Bills.
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@TreVeyonH4 You think cops separate parents from their kids for fun man?? Are you as dumb as you are blind reading a defensive line?? Focus your dumb, bigoted ass on keeping your RB1 spot
NBA Hall of Famer Dwyane Wade says he began distancing himself from certain jokes and language in the Miami Heat locker room long before his daughter Zaya publicly came out as transgender.
Speaking on the 'Conversations With Cam' podcast, Wade explained that as his family privately navigated Zaya’s identity, he started listening differently and no longer participated in what he called a “masculine, toxic environment.”
“I wasn’t in on the jokes no more. I wasn’t laughing. I was leaving out of the locker room when I would hear certain things,” Wade said.
The shift led him to have a direct conversation with longtime teammate and close friend Udonis Haslem, who was unaware of the family’s situation at the time. Wade said Haslem later changed his thinking, language, and actions after that “safe conversation.”
Zaya came out publicly in 2020. Wade and his wife Gabrielle Union have since become prominent advocates for LGBTQ+ youth. Together with Zaya, Wade co-founded Translatable, an organization focused on creating supportive spaces for LGBTQIA+ young people.
Wade emphasized the need for more environments where people can listen and learn rather than immediately reject unfamiliar topics.