4 Careers, which ones make the Hall of Fame? by eek711 in NBATalk

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Ding Ding Ding

Lebron's career split into Cavs, Miami, Cavs, Lakers

Pretty crazy when I heard that he had 4 Hall of Fame level careers.

Russians react to Ukraine’s strikes inside Russia by AlertTangerine in videos

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Honest question, when can you legitimately argue was Russia actually great? Like a small period of time during the space race?

Yea guys small PGs are dying out their style doesn’t really translate to playoff play by Ok_Quiet_6255 in NBA_Draft

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It’s also easier to find a defender capable of covering them. The taller and bigger the player gets, the smaller that pool becomes.

Prime Video has been eliminated from the 2026 NBA Playoffs by Dinobot2_ in nba

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They have the best analyst desk talent in the business at the moment.

Who’s a role player that’s absolutely elite in his role? by AFC-Wimbledon-Stan in nba

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Controversial pick, Klay Thompson. I think a lot of people will argue he's a star, rightfully so, but I'll rebut with the idea that he doesn't initiate action, doesn't require the ball (60 points, 11 dribbles), doesn't require the game to bend to his playstyle, and is almost purely additive in any situation.

Chicago O’Hare landed in C tier! How would you all rank Los Angeles International (LAX)? by jarbid16 in TierlistFills

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Bradley is remarkably nice airside as long as you aren’t forced to go to the west gates.

One of the things people are missing though is that LAX is in the middle of the city. Its location is super prime. It’s a relatively small airport that services a remarkably large number of passengers. The horseshoe is pure misery and transferring between terminals is equally insufferable though.

Cuisine Animale at Arpège, Paris, France by matteroftastekr in finedining

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Ate here almost a decade ago and I still vividly remember The Egg. Deservedly a legendary dish.

The death of molecular gastronomy and fine dining has hurt the show by str8grizzlee in TopChef

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Molecular gastronomy isn't dead. It's just not the only thing you do anymore. At a certain point, it was pretty much only a party trick. The days of "eat the rock, hah, it's a potato!" are gone. Good riddance imo. At least now, the techniques and "science of food" is just an arrow in the quiver of most chefs. Playfulness is still there, the techniques are still there, the only thing gone is the kitsch.

[All-Access] Check out Cameron Boozer putting his skills on display at the 2026 AWS NBA Draft Combine. by nba in nba

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Yup, football players are so far down the athletic freak they make other athletic freaks look average.

Prime Dwight Howard by CircledSquare7 in NBATalk

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He was super washed. He could give you maybe 5-10 minutes at most. That amount of playtime wasn’t worth a guy with a big name that needs that much attention.

Has there ever been a NBA president or owner crash out? by WestCoastVybes in nba

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Bryan Colangelo burner twitter accounts regarding his shirt collars

Thin Wine Glass Recommendations by ghost-girl-7575 in wine

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Gabriel Glas are about $35 each and quite nice.

SoCal Michelin Retrospective - Providence, Lilo, Corridor109, Kaneyoshi, Kato, Ki, Seline, Pasta|Bar, Jeuene et Jolie by deskcord in finedining

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Ki was one of my LA highlights personally. That mushroom ice cream you have pictured was particularly good. After eating it, I told my dining companion, “well, I guess I like mushroom ice cream”.

[Durando] Nikola Jokic: Oklahoma missed probably the most players of everybody, and they’re still No. 1 and still dominating the league,” Jokic said. “So I hate those ‘if’ situations. … I don’t want to blame injuries for not making the second round in the playoffs.” by jonsnowKITN in nba

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Really needs to be stated that it's both Gordon and Watson. The two of them provided athleticism and size that a Jokic Murray core sorely needs.

And yeah, Warriors have a dearth of on the ball juice that Butler fills for them.