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The Brooklyn Nets plan to hire Ime Udoka as their new head coach, sources tell @TheAthletic@Stadium. Boston granted the Nets permission to speak to Udoka and will allow him to leave freely, sources said.
Jacque Vaughn is the acting head coach tonight but expect the Nets to inquire with suspended Celtics coach Ime Udoka, Quin Snyder, among others. Boston will let Udoka leave for another job.
Ime Udoka has emerged as a strong frontrunner to be the next Brooklyn Nets head coach and the sides have begun discussions, sources tell @TheAthletic@Stadium. Nets are in the midst of their search process and are continuing to do due diligence.
Two weeks ago, Saudi Arabia sentenced a 72 year old American citizen to 16 years in jail for tweets critical of the regime he sent while in America.
This week, the Saudis partnered with Elon Musk to buy Twitter.
Do you think the Saudis bought it to promote free speech?
1: It’s a bye week for the Birds. Let ‘em fly.
2: Profar plays shortstop. By precedent, it’d be right fielder Trent Grisham that would be in a theoretical line of fire. Anyone that could accurately lob a battery the distance to Profar at SS should already be in the league.
It's really surprising that throwing the mayor of South Bend into the Transportation Department where he spends his time preparing another presidential run hasn't worked out so well for the nation's transportation!
Who could have imagined.
Watching Serena continue to come back from adversity every single time she looks to be tiring out is like watching Michael Jordan. She really is the greatest.
At the start of trade talks in July, New York offered Utah a Donovan Mitchell package including RJ Barrett, Obi Toppin, Mitchell Robinson and three unprotected first-round picks, sources tell ESPN. Jazz turned down that offer and Robinson signed a $60M extension to stay w/ NY.
August Primary Check Ins - as of 6PM*
Manhattan - 102,493
Bronx - 18,125
Brooklyn – 79,304
Queens - 17,996
Staten Island – 19,970
Total Voting Check-Ins 237,888
*Includes early voting check ins
There are 3.5 million registered voters in NYC, per the state board of elections. So far, we have a 5.2% turnout.
This embarrassing voter apathy is how you end up with people like Andrew Cuomo and Eric Adams as your leaders.
August Primary Check Ins - as of 3PM*
Manhattan - 81,178
Bronx - 13,683
Brooklyn – 60,657
Queens - 13,632
Staten Island – 15,386
Total Voting Check-Ins 184,536
*Includes early voting check ins
Voting Day! As of Monday, only 3.3% of voters had cast ballots in the five boroughs during the nine days of early voting in the Primaries. Report by @rachelholliday & @ShantelDestra from @THECITYNY https://t.co/e0KjW3sOHr
Ron Johnson won't testify to the Jan. 6 Committee because he only plotted to overthrow the election for "a couple seconds."
"I had virtually no involvement!" he said. "Literally, my involvement lasted seconds. OK?"