rkorny.bsky.social
Sports fan- Celtics ☘️, Patriots, Tottenham. Amateur cook. Avid reader. Business guy.
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Frugality came in 17th.
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745 free throws
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💯
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That’s not a flagrant. He made a play on the ball. All 4 commentators agree.
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And even though I love the little ball of hate, Marchand is also Canadian
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He’s a Canadian. 🤷♂️
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I would love to see that for points
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Yes
The problem with both VGs is that they carry their coaching biases, which are significant
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Bloody Hell Levy
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they have holding penalties in the NFL
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Flopper. <clap clap clap>
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Show em the UM coach telling parents that there is no way their kid is making the NHL unless he’s 6’3 and 210.
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Allen Iverson could play through contact because he played football.
Wes Welker credited soccer to his learning how to “play in space” as a (American) football player. Multi sport athletes rule!
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Don Lucia- hockey coach at U Minnesota did that exact speech. To parents. It was great.
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And D2 and D3 are great, don’t get me wrong. But allllll those AAU parents, yelling at coaches and refs
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And 99% of kids aren’t getting a scholarship either.
My kids played pretty high level AAU (not the Peach jam level) and any of those kids who played in college played D3
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Not arguing. Honestly curious. Glad to hear it won’t impact you much. I’m a small business owner and not rooting against anyone
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So it won’t impact you right this second. But a year from now when those kegs are shot…
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Tap beer comes in metal kegs, right?
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Spurs fans are more like Red Sox and Cubs fans. Desperately wanting a win.
Knicks fans want the win badly and they are kind of dicks about it. More like Cowboys fans.
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Slight difference.
Experience (usually) matters in playoff basketball and Indiana has more. Just like the Cs did last year.
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#COYS (all in good fun)
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Bing bong, Knicks are out. ☘️
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Love it and mirror your fandom. Except Arsenal.
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I’m good, thanks.
I’m basking in the title and parade of less than 12 months ago. Bye. ☘️
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Knicks fans care about who you knock out before you lost. Celtics fans only care that we lost. Congrats on your new banner. ☘️
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This was when the injuries were beginning but not yet epidemic
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Sorry to disagree but I do think he is inflexible at times. The first half of the season, before they were solely focused on the cup, they lost way too many leads
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The Thunder D is good enough to win even if they do throw up a clunker. Pacers will Have to win that one
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The Thunder are perfectly capable of throwing up a clunker
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You just defined KAT’s entire career
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Sorry my friend. You know that Knicks fans completely losing their collective minds after a 2nd round win meant that they had to lose this series
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He’s more of a winner than the Knicks. Who also had home court. 🤣
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Getting stomped 4-2 as a home court favorite is “magical”?
Y’all funny.
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Honestly not sure I agree.
1- there was/is never a plan B on offense
2- more importantly, the defense often falters when the offense falters
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Oh FFS!