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28 YEARS AGO TODAY No. 23 won his 5th & final MVP award Michael Jordan had a decent season 82 Games Scoring leader All-Defense 1st Team All-Star MVP Regular Season MVP Finals MVP Champion 3rd straight year

u/Available_Pace_8742 — 23 hours ago
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Six years later and they’re still together. Texans rookie TE Marlin Klein and Pistons dancer Morgan Mescher have been together since high school. Seeing them go from high school sweethearts to where they are now is pretty cool.

u/No_Box119 — 1 day ago
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Mad Dog Russo really went after Tyrese Haliburton. He basically said Haliburton isn’t a big enough star for his return game to get national TV treatment. Is he right or is that way too harsh?

u/Fun_Profit_2493 — 1 day ago
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The NFL going international sounds awesome but actually pulling it off is a whole different story. Tannenbaum thinks the logistics could make it nearly impossible. What do you guys think?

u/Outrageous_Owl_1710 — 1 day ago
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ESPN announced that they are adding Pat McAfee to Monday Night Football as an analyst on its pregame show, “Monday Night Countdown.”

u/DareDevil1699 — 1 day ago
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ESPN is having a BRUTAL day for NBA reporting - Reported inaccurately on the Kawhi Leonard and Clippers investigation with the NBA. - Lead insider Shams Charania wrongfully reported that Jeanie Buss and the Buss family IS officially selling the Lakers. Is ESPN washed

u/Naive-Ice-5508 — 2 days ago
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Joe Rogan thinks Islam Makhachev should consider moving back down to lightweight after seeing his performances at welterweight

"Look at what he did to Dustin Poirier, look at what he did to Charles Oliveira. Just crushes on them when he gets on top of them.

This is the difference between him at 155 and him at 170. I understand what he wants to do, but man if I was in his corner I'd be like 'maybe [we should move back down]."

(Via Championship Round)

u/Hysen16 — 2 days ago
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The numbers are still pretty high on the Chiefs - Lindsay Rhodes broke down the analytics heading into the season and they’re pointing toward Kansas City being a team you probably don’t want to bet against.

u/GrapefruitCalm5967 — 2 days ago
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A hit for the ages. On August 7, 1999, Wade Boggs, then with Tampa Bay, became the first player to ever hit a HR for their 3,000th hit.

u/Old-Time-354 — 4 days ago
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The legendary Ray Lewis says that he's no longer friends with Shannon Sharpe because fame changed him. "I’m shocked at his content… We went our separate ways. You’re gonna take that route? I can’t go that route!"

u/Potato-Face18 — 4 days ago
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Stephen A. Smith says choosing Michael Jordan as his GOAT is the only negative thing he’ll say about LeBron James. Do you agree with him?

“When his epitaph is written on his basketball career, the only negative thing you’ll hear me say about him is that he ain’t the GOAT.”

“That’s Michael Jordan.”

“But anything else, Michael Jordan is my GOAT.”

“That’s not a negative towards him. That’s me viewing Michael Jordan as the greatest I’ve ever seen with my two eyes.”

u/Outside-Weakness9660 — 3 days ago