Macklemore

I’m on my 3rd margarita:)

Another flop rewarded with a card.

We’ll beat you with 10 you fucking Panamanian fucks. GOAL!!!

WTF!! That isn’t a red. What a joke the stadium doesn’t show replay on that foul.

Fuck this ref and fuck this flopping Panamanians

That’s a fucking red. Better be

They’re not showing the VAR replay in the stadium. What the fuck is going on

GOAL!!!!

@tx 3 putt

2 man game between Alpi and Reed is going to be ELITE. Fuck I can’t wait.

LOL get the fuck out of here. His advanced metric measurables are ELITE and he had the best vertical in the combine. He is the best shooter to come out of college in a long ass time. You keep saying we need a “euro shooter”. We just got the best shooter period. 52% from 3.

YES!!!!!!

Please God make this happen!!

So you’re telling me you’re not up to date with the new CBA and the first and second apron rules? Sheesh. It’s so fucking simple man

We’re on the clock!!!!

LOLOLOLOL. Alpi for KD. Idiotic for even Windhorst to say.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5592159/2024/06/26/knicks-mikal-bridges-nba-draft-cooper-flagg/ … On the other side of the ledger, Brooklyn couldn’t possibly move forward with the Bridges dealwithout the other half of it: swapping future picks owed by the Suns to Brooklyn for those owed by the Nets to Houston. Yes, they traded draft picks sothey could tank. The NBA is amazing. This actually came at a considerable cost. People’s brains are spinning right now trying to process all this, but the Nets had two unprotected firsts from Dallas and Phoenix in 2029 that now are essentially controlled by the Rockets — Houston gets the better of the two automatically, and can swap for the other one with its own pick. Given the odds of Phoenix being awful by then, that’s a sweet haul. The benefit for Brooklyn is that a 2025 pick swap given to Houston in the James Harden trade was removed, allowing the Nets to freely tank this season and have it benefit themselves rather than the Rockets. The Nets also got their own unprotected 2026 first back, again a key condition for bottoming out. Houston’s reward, in addition to that 2029 bounty, was an unprotected first from Phoenix in 2027 and a complicated pick swap in 2025 that can turn either their own pick or the Thunder’s into Phoenix’s pick if it benefits them. So the Nets gave up two unprotected picks (2029, 2027) for one unprotected pick in return (2026), and gave up two swaps (2029, 2025) for one admittedly more valuable swap (2025). It was understandable business for the Nets because it gets them out of mediocre, chase-the-play-in limbo and sets them in a new direction; they’re in a much better place now than they were 24 hours ago. Finally, just to be clear: Remember that there was no scenario where the Nets were making the Bridges trade without doing the Houston deal. That 2025 pick swap was never going to be as valuable to the Rockets as it now is to the Nets. But my goodness, this was fantastic business for Houston.

Did you watch Turkey vs. Georgia? Best game of the tournament until today’s Netherlands-Austria match with the 2 best goals of the tournament with one by one of the best young talents in the world, Real Madrid’s Arda Güler.