The Mo Kahn story is actually a perfect analogy to the Israel Palestine conflict
Step 1: Do something extremely stupid
Step 2: Start feeling the consequences
Step 3: Cry victim and blame the Jews
Made the Sixers relevant after overcoming personal tragedy & repeated serious injuries?
Playing through pain knowing he was hurting his long term health?
Donated millions, saved workers from being furloughed & evicted during COVID?
That’s not enough to be treated w/ respect?
look not to get too philosophical about this but there is something inherently imperialistic about how everyone says a guy who moved to the US as a teenager and lives and works and started a family here actually “belongs” to France because his home country is their former colony.
He's just simply flat out the best basketball player ever. You can do all the GOAT and legacy debates and shit. My point is nobody has just ever been better at flat out playing basketball than this dude.
LeBron during the huddle:
“One more.. one f*cking more. We already knew we were going to be tested this f*cking tournament. Mothaf*ckin Chef & Joe, y’all mfs carried us tonight. One more goddammit” https://t.co/neqEusi7dV
It wasn’t just Hamas; it was also the Palestinians.
Eitan Levy was brutally kidnapped and mercilessly murdered on October 7th.
Watch how the so-called "innocent" Palestinians abuse and desecrate Eitan’s body, which is hanging out of a car trunk.
These people are barbaric.
I think signing Paul George would be good for the 76ers because he’s very good. I would like to watch him and the other very good guys, Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey, win many basketball games.
I would also like to feel some joy about all this, but I’m willing to negotiate there.
I find the Lakers' nepotism unseemly. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to congratulate Leon Rose, who used to be the agent of Rick Brunson, who is an assistant coach and the father of Jalen Brunson, whose godfather is Leon Rose and whose agent is Sam Rose, on reviving the Knicks.