Former Sports Writer | Now I Build Brands and Make them Unforgettable | I also collect basketball cards
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— 4th most valuable franchise per Forbes ($7.8B)
— 4th most revenue from the 2025-26 season ($602M)
— Privately funded $2B stadium
— Hosted 75th All-Star game
— Built nearly 500 public & community basketball courts across Southern California
But yeah zero positive value
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Kris Dunn shoved JDub in the back while he was airborne, causing him to land hard on his back with his leg bending awkwardly out of place.
Kris Dunn also undercut Shai on a fast break, causing him to twist his ankle and limp afterward.
You need to be investigated, sir. You’re officially on PERMANENT hate watch
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Three stars. One mission. JuJu Watkins, Jazzy Davidson and Saniyah Hall are ready to write the next chapter of Trojan basketball as they star on SLAM 265.
🌟slam.ly/slam265-usc
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JUJU WATKINS TODAY:
• 18 POINTS
• 3 REBOUNDS
• 3 STEALS
• 2 ASSISTS
• 23 MINUTES PLAYED
WELCOME BACK JUJU!
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I thought the caption was just a joke to play on this little boy being so good. No, they actually DID call the police and the family was asked to leave.
Why would the police enable such stupidity?
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Paul George Elite coaches pissed me off so bad they made me get back in grassroots after 10 years out the game. Took Joe to Washington Supreme he was PG I was head coach he killed the circuit and @MattReynolds___ gave us our own deal and that's how Team CPSA was born.
Joe Sterling dominated this past summer playing two grade levels up😳
The 2026 @TeamCPSA Guard currently holds 7 D1 offers and is leading @CrespiHoops this winter🔥
Check out the full 11 minute tape on @AveryQuad’s YouTube channel “QuadVisual”
Quad Goals by @Fanatics
#QG814
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🎉 PACKSTACKS GIVEAWAY! 🎉
PackStacks returns October 21–24 with FOUR nights of sealed trading card packs!
To celebrate, we're giving TWO collectors a $10 PackStacks credit!
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Winners drawn Wednesday at 5 PM ET!
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Brendan Haywood says the NBA has lost its offensive identity, arguing that every team now runs the same pace and space, pick and roll system instead of having its own style of play.
Haywood points to the early 2000s, when the Lakers ran the Triangle Offense, the Kings relied on high post action, and Jason Kidd’s Nets used the Princeton Offense. He believes that variety made teams more distinct and harder to prepare for. He also criticizes modern big men for posting up from the three point line instead of taking advantage of smaller defenders near the basket, arguing that the NBA needs to bring back more diverse offensive systems.
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The LA Clippers are valued at $8.21 billion, according to @Sportico's latest NBA franchise valuations.
That makes them the fourth most valuable team in the NBA.
(via sportico.com/valuations/team…)
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The NBA reportedly told the Sixers that Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin could help the team “more than ever” after selling his ownership stake, and Rubin admitted that he had been “violating every rule the NBA had” while still an owner, per @YaronWeitzman and @ginamizell:
“Speaking at the MIT Sloan Conference Friday morning, Rubin quipped that he was ‘violating every rule the NBA had’ while part of the Sixers’ ownership group. That included taking bets on the Sixers when Fanatics entered that space, and having NBA players such as Joel Embiid, James Harden, LeBron James, Chris Paul, and Kevin Durant as Fanatics investors.”
“To that point, according to multiple sources, the league office recently told Harris that Rubin, freed from the constraints of the league’s collective bargaining agreement and anti-tampering laws, will be able to help the Sixers more than ever.”
(via foxsports.com/stories/nba/mi…│ inquirer.com/sixers/sixers-m…)
