There is no way in hell I'm giving Stephen A a view, regardless of how much I love to see him suffer.
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There is no way in hell I'm giving Stephen A a view, regardless of how much I love to see him suffer.
All the times that Curry has taken over, and it's Nesmith who is the greatest 3 point shooter in the playoffs
I watch all these YT clips too and am wondering what the deal is where it's 20 minutes of studio show from ESPN/TNT/NBATV and then it cuts to chinese people doing arts and crafts haha. It's like half my YT algorithm now haha.
It's really strange that ESPN has entire shows where it's just fans of maybe the worst franchise in American sports. Seriously given the advantages and spotlight NYN might be dead last worst franchise.
It's not like it's just one or two guys, it's a majority of the hosts on almost all of their shows.
Hali is lucky that shot went in, otherwise why didn’t you get it to Nesmith lol
I do like his 'How 'bout them Cowboys' videos and someone needs to make one about the Knicks.
I guess it was 6 in a row, he missed one then hit 6 straight.
It was insane, he and Tyrese owe each other actually. Imagine if Tyrese had missed his shot, or imagine if Nesmith hadn't lifted a billion pound wait to get Tyrese the shot.
That studio show is the best in sports. And I don't think there's anything close to it. It's one thing to know ball, it's another to make talking ball entertaining.
I just assume that is China sneaking passed YouTube’s content analyzer and uploading data mining applications onto my hard drive. But this is not the right space to talk about that.
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Allowing him to go to home games in a box seat is a good compromise, maybe an ideal long term compromise for all.
Wonder how that NPOY back in 20'-21" is doing these days. Pretty sure the only thing he is lighting up are his farts on the bench.
He loves seeing a guy with the same type of personality he had too. Tyrese has a chance to be the greatest Pacer of all time.
