"I'm pleased and happy to report the news that the 76ers are all the way back and primed for a deep playoff run. But as you see it's a beautiful day, the XFinity Mobile Arena is open, and everyone is having a wonderful time. The 76ers, as you know, build together.”
Jay Williams says the college basketball product is better than the NBA right now.
“The college basketball product is better than the NBA product right now. Each night in college basketball, you're having top-15 matchups, and the best players are actually playing in the games and competing every night.”
(Via @GetUpESPN )
I love how Phillies fans love to say Alec Bohm is the problem when he was 2nd on the team in batting average in 2025, 3rd in 2024, 2023, and 2022. He is an above average hitter, he just isn’t a good cleanup hitter. Bohm is a great 6-7th hitter, but the Phillies have no other elite bats to put ahead of him so he’s forced to bat cleanup, and then Phillies fans expect cleanup numbers out of a guy who shouldn’t even be batting in that spot.
Sorry, no. You wanna blow off steam? Go to a driving range and hit balls all day long. This is different. This is hitting golf balls into a photo of a person‘s face. There’s an obvious maliciousness to it.
My wife's Aunt and Uncle are in town.
They're beautiful people.
They're doing all the NYC holiday stuff with our two-year old.
I stayed home.
Quad 1 opportunities aren't necessarily growing on trees for Villanova.
This is a pretty good view of why the FBS is garbage
There’s a real chance the 2025 D1 National Champ ends up being a team that’s never won a title, wasn’t a top 16 seed in the 24 team bracket, and in fact just barely made it in at all.
But heaven forbid we get 35+ pt blowouts!
Everyone, please contain yourselves. There’s going to be a massive influx of Twitter sports people jumping on the union bandwagon. Especially after last night. Be nice and embrace them, no gatekeeping the best team in Philly.
I ain’t even mad at Orion Kerkering, he made a mistake, shit happens. I genuinely feel bad for him and I hope he’s doing OK today. That kid is 24 and just had the worst moment of his professional life etched in history. That’s a hell of a burden to bear. I just hope he’s OK.
Every $1 invested in public transit returns $4 to our economy. Investing in public transit isn't just about transportation—it's about sustaining jobs and boosting our economy. That's why @RepHohenstein and I are introducing legislation that will prevent this. https://t.co/S8caeUDFxd