Listen to Hubie Brown set the stage for one of the most important moments in Detroit Pistons history. Chills.

6’8” with crazy hops, quick as a cat, and with a money jumper!!

John Madden would've broken twitter with his analysis 😂

Never forget when Greg Gumbel lost it on air during Charles Barkley’s hilarious uniform washing story lol 😂

Hey @TheJShield . This is Mike D from San Francisco. You’re hilarious going on @MadDogUnleashed complaining about your Orioles. 😂

I was today years-old when I was told about this album. I knew about “Bennie and the Jets” but not the other tracks on this album. This is a freaking MASTERPIECE!!

Classic Season 3 scene😂

Legend Jim Hill interviews UCLA🏀 players after arriving at LAX, after beating #1 ranked Depaul in the 2nd round of the 1980 Tourney. The Bruins won their next 3 games before losing to Louisville in the title game. Larry Brown was in his 1st year as head coach. @CoachMickCronin

Yes I certainly can relate Mr. Douglas🤷🏾‍♂️😂

There's no group of Black folks more misunderstood than Black Californians by non-Black Californians. You can always tell that their impression of Black folks here was crafted by Hollywood and their own stereotypes of life in California.

The ESPN NBA Studio show is getting worse!! The segments were not funny!!

In 1999, parachutist Jan Davis fell to her death at Yosemite's El Capitan after he parachute failed to open. She leaped from the top of 3,200-foot El Capitan in a protest organized in response to the death of a man who parachuted off the same peak and drowned in the river below while trying to flee rangers.

THIS IS THE GOOD STUFF

Nick Saban got fired up. It was December 2014. A reporter asked about defensive lineman D.J. Pettway: “How gratifying is it to you to see him make the most of his second chance?” Saban launched into a speech every human needs to hear. (Pettway, who was dismissed from Alabama a year prior, returned to the program and earned his degree.) Here’s Saban on Second Chances: “There’s always a lot of criticism out there when somebody does something wrong. Everybody wants to know, how are you gonna punish the guy? “But there’s not enough, for 19 and 20 year old kids, people out there saying, why don’t you give them another chance. “Guy makes a mistake. Where do you want him to be? Want him to be in the street? Or do you want him to be here graduating? “Muhsin Muhammad played for me at Michigan State. Everybody in the school, every newspaper guy, everybody was killing the guy because he got in trouble and said there’s no way he should be on our team. I didn’t kick him off the team. I suspended him, I made him do stuff. “He graduated from Michigan State. He played 15 years in the league. He’s the president of a company now. He has 7 children, and his oldest daughter goes to Princeton. So, who was right? “I feel strong about this now. About all the criticism out there of every guy that’s 19 years old that makes a mistake and you all kill him. And then some people won’t stand up for him. “So my question to you is, where do you want him to be? “You want to condemn him to a life sentence? Or do you want the guy to have his children going to Princeton?” – It’s an important message in a world filled with hate. My takeaways: 1. Everyone makes mistakes. We just forget our own. 2. We tend to judge others who mess up. The better response is compassion. 3. Mistakes are teaching moments, first and foremost. Don’t waste that opportunity. 4. One mistake doesn’t (necessarily) make someone a bad person. Most people have the potential to learn, move on and do better. 5. That said, mistakes require accountability and carry consequences. You have to own them. 6. Second chances don’t guarantee third chances. 7. If you want to feel self-righteous, condemn someone. If you want to actually make a difference, love them. 8. The world needs more loving discipline. ||| Hope this is helpful. Follow me @TMitrosilis for more writing. I’ll share more from Saban in my weekly newsletter → theprocess.news/subscribe

“It’s one thing to critique people, it’s another thing to take the kind of shots that he tends to take at people… I try very hard not to give in to it, but it gets tiresome and bothersome and irritating…what Stephen A. said was correct.” - @jemelehill on Jason Whitlock. 📺 youtu.be/-rnyivNJYZ8?si=bXgg…

25 years ago today we met Tony Soprano in a new TV show called… “The Sopranos’. 1 single person can’t be credited with the huge success of this groundbreaking show. It was carefully constructed using a collection of the most talented people within the industry. Creator David Chase had a revolutionary vision. Lead actor James Gandolfini put his heart, soul and health into the role. The cast was a mixture of actors with various ranges of experience that gelled perfectly together. Writers that went on to create acclaimed I and still highly popular TV shows such as ‘Boardwalk Empire’ and ‘Mad Men’. Directors who continued working on the some of the biggest projects. Many more I could compliment amongst the passionate and dedicated crew. And of course, us. The fan. We played our part in creating this masterpiece too. We watched it and watched it again. By doing that, we indirectly demanded that HBO get Chase, Gandolfini and the team back together for a season 2, then 3, then 4 etc. I look forward to the 50th anniversary 👏

Gus Williams could finish equally as well with his left and right. Gus is in my top 100 players. He was so gifted there is a reason they called him the “WIZARD” 79 Sonics… @SeattleSonics @PeterVecsey1 @DimeDropperPod @lewoysmithjr @FrostyBias @LoveTheOrange1

Kobe Bryant’s Game 1 @ Spurs in 2001 45 Points 10 Rebs, got Magic out of his seat Spurs had gone 20+ Games without giving up 90 Points at home in the Playoffs and Bean himself dropped half of it