danyul

what you perceive is different than reality

[danyul @diceYdaniel]

@LAThieves @ATT @CODLeague 🏆

[Zeds Dead @zedsdead]

Return to the Return (of the Spectrum of Intergalactic Happiness)

A new album and sequel to RSIH

Available everywhere tonight at midnight EST

Visual album premiere on YouTube tonight at 10pm EST

[Rolo @RoloPoloTV]

If god didn’t want us to vape he wouldn’t have invented blue raspberry flavor

[🦌 @SnellSZN]

🚨🚨The @Brewers are letting me giveaway this signed Brice Turang ball 👀 RT or quote for entry! Make sure you’re following me so I can DM you. Winner drawn Wednesday July 1st.

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[J.J. Lahey 🧀 @JJLahey]

Utterly damning. So much worse than any of us knew.

I don’t read this and come away thinking Giannis handled everything perfectly. He clearly didn’t. But I also don’t really care to spend much time litigating that part of it.

Superstars are complicated. They have leverage, they get emotional, they send mixed messages, and sometimes they want influence without the full accountability that should come with it. None of that is exactly shocking.

What bothers me is how unserious the Bucks look as an organization. And making it even worse, why would anyone have confidence that this ownership group and front office can handle things better going forward?

The head coaching decisions alone should destroy any benefit of the doubt. Bud was not unfireable. He had real flaws, and there were legitimate reasons to question whether the Bucks needed a new voice. But if you’re going to fire the best coach in franchise history 2 years after winning a title, you need a better reason than emotional fallout from a bad playoff series, and you better have an actual plan for what comes next.

They didn’t. They replaced him with a first-time head coach they clearly weren’t sure could lead a championship team. That fell apart immediately.

And when they hired Doc, everyone outside the building with a pulse knew he blew playoff series, shifted blame, alienated players, and lived off a media reputation he hadn't earned in a very long time.

So, we got weird ego stuff, bad messaging, no coherent identity, players not knowing what they were supposed to be doing, vets tuning him out, Giannis drawing plays, staff disorganization... basically the exact nightmare scenario fans feared when the hire happened.

That’s the part I can’t get past.

The Packers moved on from Aaron Rodgers and came out the other side with Jordan Love, a young core, an energized fanbase, and a future that still felt exciting. It was messy at times, but they had a direction, and hindsight makes them look like they probably won the breakup.

The Bucks should have been aiming for some version of that.

Instead, this feels a lot closer to the post-Jordan Bulls: the golden era is over, the culture is gone, and the people asking to be trusted with the rebuild are the same people who helped burn down the thing everyone loved.

The Bucks had Giannis, Jrue, Khris, Brook, Bud, a title, and an incredible culture. The folks in charge kept making frantic, incoherent decisions until ALL of it was gone.

Whatever blame Giannis deserves, fine. He’s gone now. The people who made these decisions are still here.

So no, I don’t have faith in this ownership group or front office going forward. Replacing Giannis was always going to be basically impossible. But trusting this group to build the next real Bucks era requires a level of confidence I just do not have.
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[Michael Redd @MichaelRedd_]

The Bucks are dead. Long live the Bucks.

Players come and go. The team is the thing that lasts. It's the deal every one of us signs up for, whether we know it or not. You get your window to be the man and you try to give the city everything you've got while you're there. Eventually though, somebody else comes along to take your place.

I came up in the league what guys like Glenn Robinson and Ray Allen meant to Milwaukee. Later on I got a little run of my own there, and down the road I watched younger guys like Brandon Jennings get their shot too. Now, I don't belong in the same breath as a lot of these names, especially not the one we're talking about today, but for the sake of making my point I'll include myself.

Every one of us mattered to Milwaukee for a stretch. And every one of us got moved, got old, or got left behind when the team decided it was time. No shame in it. The name on the front of the jersey will always outlive the name on the back.

What Giannis did in Milwaukee speaks for itself. He brought a title to a city that waited 50 years for one. Two MVPs. Defensive Player of the Year. He stuck around when plenty of guys his size would've pushed their way out a lot sooner, and he gave that place everything he had for more than ten years. One of the greatest to ever wear that incredible Bucks jersey.

But the page always turns. It turned on Kareem all those years ago, it turned on me and the fellas I played alongside, and now here it is turning on Giannis too.

It's just time, for both sides, to get the next chapter started.

Thank you, Giannis. For the championship, for the memories, and for repping Milwaukee the right way.

The Bucks are dead. Long live the Bucks.

[Bart Winkler @BartWinklerShow]

This is our version of the Notre-Dame de Paris fire

[Jake @jacobkleinman]

“My Mayor is Muslim, my bagel is Jewish, my Christian’s Dior… Knicks in 4”
— unknown poet, early 21st century, the American Northeast

[Bart Winkler @BartWinklerShow]

Game 7 is nice but have you ever heard of Milwaukee vs UCF in collegiate baseball

[SportsCenter @SportsCenter]

UPSET ON THE PLAINS ‼️

Huge underdog Milwaukee jumped out to a 10-0 lead at No. 4 Auburn and held on to take down the Tigers 😳

[Jake Starck @starckie24]

Coming to DVD and Blue Ray soon

[Dominic Cotroneo @Dom_Cotroneo]

Hamilton home to first: 5.04 seconds
Hamilton first to home: 10.03 seconds

He saw the ball go by and said "see ya"

[danyul @diceYdaniel]

@LAThieves @Razer @TeamRazer Playstation 5

[LA Thieves @LAThieves]

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[Tommy Beer @TommyBeer]

Josh Hart passes the blunt after smoking the layup

[Jomboy Media @JomboyMedia]

Gave the ball to his sister with zero hesitation 🥹

[Cosmos Archive @cosmosarcive]

Physicist Brian Cox reminds us of a truth so profound it’s almost impossible to grasp: we are not just observers of the universe; we are a part of it that has finally woken up.

Every atom in your body; the carbon in your skin, the iron in your blood, the oxygen you breathe; was forged in the intense, ancient furnaces of dying stars. For billions of years, those atoms drifted through the cold void, only to find themselves, by some miracle of cosmic chance, arranged in a pattern that can think, feel, and dream.

As Carl Sagan famously said, we are a way for the cosmos to know itself. We are the means by which a universe of dust and gas suddenly starts writing symphonies, painting masterpieces, and asking where it came from.

It sounds unlikely, perhaps even impossible. But here we are, sitting on a small blue rock, having a conversation about it. And that might be the most extraordinary thing of all.

[The Scientific Lens @LensScientific]

“While spacewalking I realized something, I used to think I was scared of heights but now I know I was just scared of gravity.”

― Artemis II Astronaut Reid Wiseman

[✒️ @Literariium]

“The most dangerous form of blindness is believing your perspective is the only reality.”

— Friedrich Nietzsche