It’s like an NBA version of the movie ‘Twins.’
The NBA is in the midst of media days in the lead up to the 2024-24 season, giving us a chance to see players in new uniforms, rookies suit up for their headshots, and 39-year-old Chris Paul looking like the son that Victor Wembanyama brought to work.
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— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) September 30, 2024
It’s the biggest height discrepancy on the Spurs by a significant margin.
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Christian Horner elaborates on Daniel Ricciardo’s exit from Red Bull
While the Formula 1 grid is quiet, amidst a break until the United States Grand Prix later this month, the action off the track is anything but. Visa Cash App RB F1 Team confirmed after the Singapore Grand Prix that Daniel Ricciardo would be sidelined for the rest of the season, with reserve driver Liam Lawson taking his place for the final six race weekends of the 2024 F1 season.
Jared Goff? Forget him. He’s the outlier. He completed 18-of-18 passes on Monday Night Football and made history. So, he doesn’t even belong in this story, except where we say it doesn’t apply to him.
But every other big-name, big-contract quarterback that joined the $50 million-a-year-club the last couple of seasons?
This is about them. And it ain’t great.
No player in the NFL has been more consistent this season than Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis. Not in terms of actual play, of course, because he’s been nothing shy of terrible, but he’s delivered some incredibly entertaining moments week after week.
The Titans’ trip to Miami to take on the Dolphins on Monday night was no exception, as Levis managed to create multiple meme-worthy moments despite leaving the game early on after picking up a shoulder injury.
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Detroit Lions passer Jared Goff was perfect Monday night against the Seahawks
Jared Goff was perfect on Monday night against the Seattle Seahawks, but not everyone knew it.
Starting with his head coach.
“I just gave the game ball to somebody else, so I feel awful,” Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell said to the media after the game. “I knew he played a heck of a game. I did not know he was perfect.
ESPN promoted an article from Andscape, its owned and operated pro-black vertical, on its homepage Friday that featured the following headline: “The Indiana Fever vs. Connecticut Sun WNBA game made me feel unsafe.”
You can read the article in full here.
The author of the article is a woman named Frankie de la Cretaz, who, in July, accused OutKick founder Clay Travis of “queerphobia” for his coverage of Caitlin Clark. She also posted that article on the ESPN website.
ESPN promoted an article from Andscape, its owned and operated pro-black vertical, on its homepage Friday that featured the following headline: “The Indiana Fever vs. Connecticut Sun WNBA game made me feel unsafe.”
You can read the article in full here.
The author of the article is a woman named Frankie de la Cretaz, who, in July, accused OutKick founder Clay Travis of “queerphobia” for his coverage of Caitlin Clark. She also posted that article on the ESPN website.
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