@T1mmy_2xs@UnderdogNBA You know about the 50/40/90 club, right? Considered very efficient, even though we have players with 60+ FG%
3-pointers are harder and lower your overall FG%, if he wasn't hitting them, then sure, but at 44 3PT% he's not being inefficient at all, just taking different shots
Most points in an Olympic basketball game
Oscar Schmidt: 55
Luka Doncic: 48
Eddie Palubinskas: 48
Oscar Schmidt: 46
Oscar Schmidt: 46
Oscar Schmidt: 45
Oscar Schmidt: 44
Oscar Schmidt: 44
@maisesportsbr Acho que também é interessante comparar com os números do ano anterior, já que os fãs que vieram não assistiram só aos Los Ratones, tanto por sempre ter um oponente quanto pelo aumento do engajamento deles com a LEC em geral, graças a eles.
@brasilcoast2 Eu não gosto dos árbitros ejetarem o jogador por reclamar da marcação.
Mas eu tb n sei o que ele achou que ia dar tentando simplesmente atravessar o Wemby como se ele n tivesse lá.
Mesmo se n tiver tanta força, vc n pode só passar por cima dos outros, q q ele esperava? kkkkkkk
@NEKOOzinho @euzeuzv Então, os poderes da LB são meio complexos e desconhecidos, eu acho que ela pode muito bem ter possuído a Amara ao invés de ter se transformado nela.
Tanto que, até onde a gente sabe (não q seja mto), a Amara realmente morreu, não era só um "clone" transformado
@DoctorAbrichter@Ezzydesu@SoulFighterGwen I don't know if he's still there, but I believe he was not too long ago. Because, judging by the things with Ambessa, and what she said in the first season
I believe the "wrong man" that her son crossed was actually Boram Darkwill, which means that yeah... he got royally fked
@danielidazai Chegando e pedindo ajuda. Ansiedade social é tensa, mas se vc sabe q precisa de ajuda, só pede.
Se a pessoa n quiser te ajudar, vc pede pra outra. E se ela falar q é só por atenção, vc manda ir se ferrar, e é isso, não sofra pelos outros, até pq vc já tem seus problemas
Josseli Barnica, was denied the immediate emergency medical care she needed when she went to the hospital experiencing a miscarriage. The delay in care cost Josseli her life.
After arriving at the hospital she was told that, “They had to wait until there was no heartbeat, It would be a crime to give her an abortion.”
Josseli was forced to suffer for 40 hours before she was given necessary medical care, at which point she had developed an infection which she would not survive.
Josseli died because she was denied prompt emergency medical care. She should have been given an immediate abortion, but instead she was denied such care because of the unethical laws which deny women life saving care in Texas.
H/T @bluethunderpaws @risaruart@mgilles_2000