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That pisses me off. Because I genuinely enjoyed watching all the play and like you said, cats don't even love the game still hooping. Hell Ben Simmons played a night ago!
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'Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother' starring Mahershala Ali is now Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes with 97% 🍅
The film follows a Muslim hitman who struggles with his faith while trying to protect his three children after the death of his wife
Now playing in additional theaters 🍿
“LaMelo Ball is a professional playmaker who stayed healthy and helped Charlotte to a breakthrough season, and in terms of career sweet spots, he is perfectly in sync with star Anthony Edwards. Both are 25, in their early primes, to keep hope alive that the Wolves can break through one postseason soon. Beginning next spring.”
@AschNBA breaks down Minnesota’s biggest storylines heading into the new season on the NBA App.
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JR SMITH JUST OPENED A MASSIVE CAN OF WORMS 😳👀
He says the NBA created a rift between him and his father, and that distance impacted him early in his career.
Are the NBA & NFL pushing Black fathers away from their sons? 💀🔥
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NYC Point God!
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I cannot believe the Wolves were able to get LaMelo Ball for Naz Reid
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LaMelo Ball gives the Timberwolves a natural creator and playmaker who is wired to break the defense down. You need this in the playoffs.
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That Lamelo Ball-Jonathan Kuminga pass was the first Timberwolves half court transition pass I’ve seen in my broke ass life
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the hornets never showed us this, they just let the “unserious” narrative linger. This always been LaMelo






























