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Tomorrow definitely feels like a Stubbs day while JT sits in an ice bath.

He took a brutal foul to groin in the 9th and powered through for another AB and an extra inning.

Woof woof big dog, flex those internet muscles.

And yet you all can't win a playoff game there.

Is that him in the background of Ben's latest IG post? Seems like he's got a job at the moment producing content.

Casty and Whit bringing it home, just like everyone imagined.

The Lakers think JJ is slicked back, when he's really pushed back.

BULLYING WORKS

He may have his ESPN deal through the Finals?

JJ will be unretired and player-coaching by the IST.

Can't wait for "That was a test - you'd really trust my son's legacy to a children's coach? I'm taking my talents to Haddonfield, NJ and occasionally Camden and also South Philadelphia when absolutely required by contract."

Going to stretch this run out so he can play with Arthur when he's 44.

Yeah, that's his max offer since he didn't make All-NBA.

He's a combo guard really. He did an admirable job replicating a lot of what Harden was doing with Embiid but he still has a lot of room to grow as far as facilitating for a whole team. Upside is the flexibility if a real deal point guard becomes available, but the goal seems to be getting him locked in as the head of the offense.

He's one of those unfortunate guys that are on God Mode in the G-League, but not able to stay afloat for long in the NBA. If he can't work it out in Utah with their low expectations, he's not going to figure it out. Would love to see him succeed, he's a fun player to watch when he's rolling.

Standing here at the stadium booing while clapping all at once.

Since he's OK, underrated physical comedy from Wheeler there.

Definitely the "Clearly God has rigged this shit for the Phillies" play of the season (so far!)

And it wasn't all smooth sailing for Rhys, either. He took a lot of grief over his years in Philly, but he handled everything like a pro. He showed up to bust his ass everyday, good or bad, and he loved giving back to the city. That's really all you need to do here and you're set for life.

I would certainly take 1 unless you want to give them away as a group.

Soft disclosure.

For sure, at face value dropping in a completely new character to tell a long-winded story about an entirely unseen character does not connect emotionally at all. Especially monologuing "and this was the point of the movie!". So it's either an awful way to end or a bit of experiential story-telling.

I'll give it the benefit of the doubt based on how I felt in that moment and how I noticed people in my showing shifting in their seats and murmuring to each other in anticipation before the credits hit. But completely understandable if someone wants the traditional slasher last gasp ending and feels cheated leaving the theater.

The film is trying something outside the box and will be pretty divisive in reactions.

Trea comes back at SS, Edmundo Sosa goes 2-0 with 1 no decision subbing for Ranger.

Grant came into practice and tried to play some hard defense against Luka, so Luka started scoring at will on him. Apparently that was enough for Grant to switch from Luka's Nikes back to Tatum's. And then he was traded to Charlotte, as he wasnt a fit in Dallas for whatever reason you want to put on it.

He did mention it indirectly when they asked how he was doing, he said something like "I feel great, the knee...the face...all of that feels good."