Channing Frye says Giannis is a 7-foot running back and isn’t that skilled.
“Giannis is a 7’0 running back. He’s just coming at you. If his ankle, knee, hip, shoulder, are injured, he can’t play his style. He does not have the skillset. Meaning shooting, middys, post ups, 3s, to balance that out like Joel Embiid does. Joel when he’s injured, he can just shoot fadeaway and still get 30 PPG. Giannis doesn’t have that skillset because of his physicality.”
(Via @RoadTrippinShow / h/t @TheHeatCentral )
@JoshReynolds24 Your response is why everything these days looks the same. Same minimalist logo, same Helvetia font. Just rehashes of old designs. This is why Hollywood is full of remakes and super hero movies. Nike deserves a lot of credit for doing something different
With respect to the legends of the game....
Is this the best video to ever come out of The Walker Cup?
Dogs walking on a wall. Dogs stopping for pets. We are now a dog account.
Finally got around to watching this. The "ratings" make absolutely zero sense, this show is hilarious. Screw you if you think that is a shitty take😂
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On Monday, while 156 competitors are tussling with William Flynn’s genius 5 miles due south at Merion, another 156 will be here, battling his brilliance at Philadelphia Country Club, this year’s co-host for the stroke play portion of the 126th U.S. Amateur.
I’m very curious to see how the two courses compare across the field.
64 players advance to match play.
Let me introduce you to the stroke-play co-host of next month’s U.S. Amateur and one of the best preserved examples of William Flynn architecture:
Philadelphia Country Club, which dates back to 1890 and was the 7th member club of the USGA, opened its Spring Mill course to great acclaim in 1927 - just a dozen years later, it hosted the 1939 U.S. Open.
Over the past century, Flynn’s architecture had been dulled, his greens shrunk, his playing corridors and angles choked off. To remedy this, the club hired Jim Nagle with a mandate to restore Flynn’s work.
Suffice it to say, Nagle succeeded, and PCC has resumed its stature as one of the finest Flynns in Philly.