@rveshvwn@BravoTV@OMFGRealityTV i absolutely love angela so much but i just can’t watch this season!!! idk what it is, i’m just not into it. if @BravoTV gave angela an excellent supporting cast, i’d be down. i miss nene
OG Anunoby lost his mom when he was just a baby and lost his dad when he was only 18.
Maybe it’s because I’ve lost my mom young myself, but I truly believe that when you lose a parent that young, they never really leave you. They stay with you. They carry you through life in ways you can’t always explain.
Seeing him make that game-winning shot last night got me emotional. In those final seconds, I couldn’t help but think his mom and dad were right there with him.
Sports are so much bigger than wins and losses. They’re about resilience, heartbreak, hope, and moments that remind us why we keep going.
Over the last 6 seasons Jokic ranks:
- 1st in points
- 1st in rebounds
- 1st in assists
- 1st in steals
- 1st in plus / minus
This might be the greatest NBA peak ever.
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…"
@awakethezekest@BennettDurando@WorldWideWob@denverpost that’s EXACTLY how my mom and i feel and have been saying. we called it altisnooze bc we always said their broadcasts were so boring they put us to sleep lol. we can do so much better. unpopular opinion: this is a great move.
Colorado HC Deion Sanders announced that he’s officially cancer-free after being diagnosed with bladder cancer in April of 2025.
“I’m cancer-free. I’m good. Great doctors in Colorado that has brought me through. God has brought me through. I’m thankful. I’m healthy.”
Two weeks.
The longest we’ve ever been physically apart. I lie in bed staring at his side of the sink.
Half a jar of Q-tips. Beard oil. Toothpaste splatter on the mirror. Fitbit Charger. Lint roller.
It’s starting to feel less like he’s just gone covering an away game.
It’s not fair that the clock is still ticking without him… and me. People going on with their normal day and not realizing the world seismically shifted two weeks ago.
But every single day for the past two weeks I woke up. And I sobbed at least 5 times each day. And I also laughed. And I smiled. I got a hug. I got a “just checking in” text. I got a DM from someone who’s never met me in person but had a memory of him.
In the hospital he told me that the faint lullaby that would play over the speakers meant a baby was just born. In his final moments the lullaby played.
Two weeks ago the world changed in many different ways. I lost the love of my life. And a baby was born. And other people died as well. And many other babies were born. People got married, went of first dates, celebrated major milestones, broke up with someone, got a job, lost a job, started a trip, applied to college, got a puppy, bought a house. Many lives changed that day, and most had nothing to do with Adam.
I guess that’s the beauty of May 19th, and today, June 2nd. And every day that we wake up. Every day has the potential to change your life.