As a non-American, I’m genuinely curious: do you guys actually watch EVERY game of the leagues you followor mostly nba? 😭

With the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, college sports, etc. all going on, how do you even manage the time? Do some of you really watch multiple full games every day, or do you just follow the results and highlights?

Even in the NBA, multiple games are happening at the same time, so you can’t watch everything. How do you guys still have so much knowledge about other teams, players, and completely different leagues like the NFL, MLB, and NHL

I see people here with insane knowledge about so many teams and players, and I wonder how you keep up with everything lol.

Not a dumb question, just curious how you guys do it.

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Bring him back.

The Sixers scoreboard really blows for anyone sitting behind the basket in the upper level. The screen is minuscule compared to the center view. Can’t we get large screens that everybody can see?

First it was Breen and the Embiid lateness thing that he walked back. Now this on JB from the Boston media…

On Monday, former NBA player and current NBC Sports Boston analyst Brian Scalabrine said Brown requested a trade from Boston, had a list of demands and was "rooting to be traded to Milwaukee."

But Brown never requested a trade to the Bucks, the representative said. After a deal centered around forward Giannis Antetokounmpo fell through in the offseason and Boston informed Brown he'd be traded anyway, the star's only request was to have input on his destination.

Scalabrine, meanwhile, walked back his comments ahead of the Celtics' game against the visiting Chicago Bulls on Monday night, saying Brown didn't "technically demand to be traded," but Scalabrine reiterated that Brown came to the Celtics with a list of demands.

"I don't know what the ultimatum was or the demands or whatever it was," Scalabrine said. "So technically, he did not demand to be traded. It was, 'Do these things right here or else.' And one of them might have been, 'Give me the $140 million extension.'

"I haven't gotten to the bottom of all that. I didn't even know this was going to be a thing. It's one of those things that lived in my mind for months. I finally used it because we were talking about the weirdest stuff, and now it's out there."

Honestly, wtf even is this reporting? This should be so embarrassing for someone who takes their job in the media seriously. I know a lot of the media around the NBA is sensationalism and vibes, but these two to start the year fail basic journalistic integrity.

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/50293411/sixers-jaylen-brown-denies-report-saying-demanded-trade-celtics

I just gave him a sponge bath. I would do anything for him

It’s clear at this point that the Eagles, Flyers and Phillies were sacrificed for this team.