No way man. I’m a white guy from the middest Midwest and my middle school was 90% black. When you graduate from nobody to “this white n----” you have endless brothers. Still have the northwest Indy dap down and I’m 38 in Kentucky. I get why Rone didn’t echo it all, but he followed Bev’s energy of not bringing that word into it out loud. Bev was letting him out of a potentially awkward situation
That repeated step change is Thriller dance level
Jump pass
Anyone else notice that as soon as we won, Bally put up a graphic that “Pacers clengh knock-out round spot”
Clengh
Fun read. Thanks. Just a small correction that Cade was definitely a high-floor prospect. Also, the term being thrown around is “Point Sochan” which is a much catchier name for the experiment
Yep. It doesn’t worry me though. We have 2 chances to win, and we could smoke Detroit’s defense enough to blow them out
Dyrese Halvinbooker
30% turnover rate on 13 dimes?? Tyrese Jeffrey Haliburton would never
Incoming rebrand of the major leagues to “in-person e-sports.” My kids’ favorite game is “Minecraft in real life” aka playing outside
Chet, you’re surrounded by nice people with fry bread. Go meet some fans
Just 2 days ago I stumbled on a way to watch blacked out “in-market” games that you actually can’t watch even if you’re willing to pay. You need a LeaguePass account, a VPN, and (as far as I know) a <$50 equipment purchase. I don’t want to spoil it by posting publicly, but PM me if you need that.
For background, I’m a Pacers fan who lives out of state, close enough that I can’t watch Pacers or Cavs games (was Grizzlies too last year but changed this year), but far enough that I can’t buy Bally Sports Indiana. Way I see it is that NBA is still getting its cut, Bally made a shitty decision about regional availability, and I don’t have to sail the high seas and have shitty video quality, buffering issues, and disappearing sources. Plus I can cast.
Much love, Pavers.
He could bring Ben back to life
I see your point, but he didn’t have to, he wanted to. Reggie was the leader that kept us relevant, and he respected him that much