With less than 2 minutes remaining in a potential Knicks NBA championship game, Brunson is poised to lead the team to victory against a team whose former assistant coach previously doubted the Knicks' ability to win a title with Brunson as the primary player.
Jalen Brunson post Game 4: "Before we start…
My thoughts & prayers are with a friend of mine I got to meet last week. Jonathan from North Carolina. From Make a Wish Foundation
They asked me to make a video. But something told me to Facetime…
I got the pleasure to do so…Quick call but well worth it.
My thoughts and prayers are with him and his family…
May God rest his soul"
(Reporter asks question)
Jalen (can't answer): "Sorry…"
Mike Brown: "Fat Joe's sitting there with all these chains on and every time he jumped up freaking lights with those chains they blinded me. So it was a little hard. Fat Joe keep wearing the chains cuz you look smooth"
LMAO
@trendyhoopstars Neither with those imaginary TO stats..a team doesn’t even average 30 turnovers a game. How they both average 40+ turnovers per game each?
The "3-2-1 lottery" proposal, named to represent the number of lottery balls per team, would expand the lottery from 14 to 16 teams. Teams that do not qualify for the playoffs or play-in tournament but stay out of the relegation zone (spots four through 10) would receive three lottery balls each.
Teams with a bottom-three record -- the relegation zone -- would have just two lottery balls but have a floor of the 12th pick while the rest of the 13 lottery teams could fall as far as the 16th pick.
The 9th and 10th play-in seeds in each conference receive two lottery balls each while the losers of the 7-8 play-in games receive one lottery ball each.
In addition, no team would be able to win the top pick in consecutive years or be able to win three consecutive top-five picks. Teams also would not be able to protect picks in the 12 to 15 slots going forward.
Nike spent millions on “Breaking2,” an attempt to break the 2 hour marathon by Eliud Kipchoge.
Kipchoge did it in Nikes in 2019, but it was with lazers and pacemakers. It didn’t count.
Today, 2 men do it officially. Both in adidas. The hits keep coming.
YOU’VE GOT TO BE KIDDING!!! 🤯🤯🤯
14-year-old Melanie Doggett 🇺🇸 clocked a personal best of 11.01 seconds to win the girls’ high school 100m at the Bill Thorn Invitational.
Only Candace Hill has ever broken 11 seconds as an under-18 athlete. Melanie is still 14!!!!!!
🎥 Shannon Williams (IG)