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Sub base invasion Karachi highrise Skidrow and even Terminal when it was in the game

Kayla Harrison hype is crazy because you have to care about WMMA but not enough to know about her losing to Larissa Pacheco like three fights ago

Kendrick Perkins says Iman Shumpert comments about if you didn’t win a championship it makes you a loser is one of the most asinine things he’s ever heard someone say: “Because this is not tennis, this is not boxing, this is not golf, this is not a individual sport where you have to win a championship to determine are, you know, it’s you’re career and I just feel like again what Richard said we’re not going to sit up here and call Allen Iverson a loser we’re not gonna sit up here Chris Paul with every franchise he touched drafted to New Orleans turned them into a winning franchise goes to the Clippers turn them into a winning franchise every team that he touched they won. Like, right now even in Wemby short career is Wemby a loser? No he’s a fu*king winner. Do he have a ring? No but he’s a fu*king winner.”

Gilbert Arenas and Iman Shumpert clash over why Nikola Jokić gets praised for his triple doubles while Russell Westbrook was often accused of stat padding. Arenas argues that the media has moved the goalposts, pointing out that Westbrook was repeatedly criticized for chasing triple doubles, while Jokić receives widespread praise for putting up similar numbers. He questions why the standard changes depending on the player, insisting that a triple double should be judged by the same criteria regardless of who records it. Shumpert pushes back, arguing that the biggest difference is winning. He points out that Jokić has won an NBA championship, while Westbrook has not, suggesting that team success is what makes people view their statistical achievements differently. Arenas maintains that the media’s inconsistent standards are exactly the problem, while Shumpert believes winning changes the conversation.

Confession: I was the writer who didn't vote for Derek Jeter, ensuring he wouldn't be a unanimous Hall of Famer. I will be on Fox and Friends Friday morning, discussing my brave decision and my even braver decision to come forward and announce it. I covered the Yankees for years, and there are specific reasons I came to this conclusion. In fact, I feel other writers weren't as brave as I was, and many commended me for it.