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May 20, 2009: That classic Brian Kenny/Floyd Mayweather Jr SportsCenter interview after Floyd said he was coming out of “retirement” to fight Marquez later in the year. “We’re talking to Brian Kenny. A man of many traits, a master of nothin’”

u/clumsy_one18 — 1 day ago

Shannon Sharpe says the only reason OKC won the game was Isaiah Hartenstein play on Wemby:

“SGA, you’re a two-time MVP and you know more basketball I would ever know. The only reason that you’re not down 0-2 is because of what Hartenstein was able to do and keep Wemby off the glass and do all the things he was able to do. He gave you 10 points and he gave you valuable, valuable minutes because there a lot of times when you got Caruso or you got Dort on him, he was going over the back and getting the rebound and putting back in.”

u/Admirable_Extent2531 — 17 hours ago

Tom Brady explaining his real superpower is wild. He says it was never speed or athleticism - it was recognizing defenses faster than everyone else.

u/Either-Jicama-7364 — 1 day ago
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The legendary Cam Newton posted a video of himself spending time with all of his nine children. He not only fully supports his six biological children, but also raises three children from his partner's previous relationships.

u/Unlucky-Dot9421 — 1 day ago
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Simone Biles says her participation in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics remains undecided, telling CNN’s Amanda Davies she has yet to decide if she’ll compete.

u/Life_Net5004 — 1 day ago

Shaq gives Wemby a new nickname after his game 1 performance:

"His American name is Tim Robinson. He played like Tim Duncan and David Robinson. Tim Robinson came to play last night”

u/Outside-Weakness9660 — 2 days ago

After Shams leaked Shai's MVP win, Blake Griffin told him,"It's Sunday. Go to brunch or something, you nerd." Malika referenced that but Shams didn't find it funny 😂

u/Educational_Baller30 — 3 days ago

Brian Windhorst lists his top 5 performances in Conference Finals history:

  1. LeBron James 2012 Game 6

  2. Charles Barkley 1993 Game 7

  3. LeBron James 2007 Game 5

  4. Michael Jordan 1993 Game 4

  5. Victor Wembanyama 2026 Game 1

Thoughts? 🤔

u/Admirable_Extent2531 — 2 days ago

Stephen A really asked the question everyone was thinking. If Wemby is cooking, shouldn’t a 7’1 Chet be the first guy defending him instead of smaller players?

u/BagAppropriate5736 — 2 days ago

"It was historic. ... This dude is 22, and he's doing this."- Michael Wilbon reacts to Wemby's performance in their Game 1 win vs. the Thunder 🏀

u/OneOriginal8727 — 3 days ago
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“He’s been washed for the last 3 full seasons he’s played quarterback” - Skip Bayless says Aaron Rodgers will NOT be worth the $25 million they are paying him.

u/Life_Net5004 — 3 days ago

Max Kellerman says people who watched Kobe and SGA, will never say SGA is the better player despite what the analytics might say Max also says SGA’s prime winning back to back MVPs is more similar to Steve Nash’s prime than It is Kobe’s

u/Admirable_Extent2531 — 4 days ago

"Chet, if you're watching this... Victor Wembanyama doesn't like you. You need to have the same feelings for him." - Kendrick Perkins calls out the Thunder big man after Game 1

u/DareDevil1699 — 3 days ago
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“My job is to report the news. It's not gonna be the last time where I'm just gonna try to do my job to the best of my ability” - Shams on leaking the MVP announcement

u/Hysen16 — 3 days ago