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Jimmy Buckets played 55 games last year. I’m definitely expecting 60+ unless there is a clear and indisputable injury such as in last year’s playoffs.
I can’t wait to see you looking like a jilted lover still carrying a torch, asking yourself “Damn, where was all that when we were together?”
(Title: When I Was Your Fan)
[Verse 1]
Same seats, same court, but the lights are brighter when he plays,
Used to rely on him to carry us through these long Miami days.
I watched the conference title banners hang, I thought he'd never roam,
But the front office made deals and now he calls the Bay his home.
This is off
What makes Jamal Murray better than Trae? Because one has to be the focal point and leader of a team and the other has Joker?
Tony Parker?
He gay?
Kyrie and Billups should be higher
Trae is severely hated . I Guarantee height and championship is the dumb ass reason they have him over Trae
Rudy too but
Odd shirt to be wearing
How do we know KD doesn't have kids?
Also, some people just don't want kids! You can love pussy and hate kids! Easymoneysniper may have gotten snipped, which a lot of NBA players would have been better off doing.
Just get rid of him already..
I don’t know of one professional sports athlete that had kids in the last 20 years that can hide them and or it wasn’t known. Can you name one? I’m sure you can’t. So I would bet he has no kids! And that is very odd for a 37 year old man not to have kids. Also it’s even odder for an athlete not to. But hey anything is possible….
I’m around the same age as him. I don’t have any known kids but I’ve paid for two abortions. It’s wild to me to make that type of assumption— there are gay men who have fathered kids and straight men who haven’t.
This upcoming January 15th, MLK’s birthday will be secondary to me. That’s the day we can be free at last, free at last…
I want to see this… lol @ “giving ‘Splash Brothers’ a whole new meaning”
The Curry brothers are finally teaming up...
But the younger Curry actually makes a higher percentage of his 3s - and is higher on the all-time 3PT% list.
But yes, we get it. The volume is vastly different, and Steph takes MUCH tougher shots:
Seth:
2,183 career 3s attempted
43.3% career 3PT
7th on all-time career 3PT% list
193rd on all-time 3PT list
Steph:
9,589 career 3s attempted
42.3% career 3PT
13th on all-time career 3PT% list
1st on all-time 3PT list
Last season, Steph finished 3rd in the NBA in made 3s, with 311.
Last season, Seth led the entire NBA in 3PT%, at a blistering 45.6%.
Now, the two brothers will join forces, giving "Splash Brothers" a whole new meaning in Golden State.
The Curry brothers are finally teaming up...
But the younger Curry actually makes a higher percentage of his 3s - and is higher on the all-time 3PT% list.
But yes, we get it. The volume is vastly different, and Steph takes MUCH tougher shots:
Seth:
2,183 career 3s attempted
43.3% career 3PT
7th on all-time career 3PT% list
193rd on all-time 3PT list
Steph:
9,589 career 3s attempted
42.3% career 3PT
13th on all-time career 3PT% list
1st on all-time 3PT list
Last season, Steph finished 3rd in the NBA in made 3s, with 311.
Last season, Seth led the entire NBA in 3PT%, at a blistering 45.6%.
Now, the two brothers will join forces, giving "Splash Brothers" a whole new meaning in Golden State.
Census Bureau Releases First Ever Report on Men’s Fertility
About 61.6% of men (74.7 million men) age 15 and over are fathers, and of those, 72.2 million men have a biological child.
www.census.gov
- About 1% of white, Asian and Hispanic men ages 15 to 19 are fathers, compared with about 3% of black men of the same age.
- Among men ages 20 to 29, 21.2% of white men, 24.9% of black men, 12.4% of Asian men, and 29.4% of Hispanic men are fathers.
About 61.6% of men (74.7 million men) age 15 and over are...
@Day_Carver — John Cena is married and “has openly discussed not wanting kids.” Aaron Rodgers had had some high-profile relationships and I didn’t realize he doesn’t have kids.
From ChatGPT:
Below is a carefully-verified list (not a subjective “fame ranking” but ordered roughly by global profile) of prominent male athletes who were over age 35 and had no publicly known children by their 35th birthday. For each I show (a) birth year, (b) whether they had no known kids at 35, and (c) whether they later had children (if applicable), with sources.
Verified list (careful checks & citations)
- Lewis Hamilton — F1 (born 1985)
• Status at 35: No publicly known children by age 35; he’s repeatedly said he does not have a wife/children and has delayed family plans to focus on racing. TIME+1
• Later: Still publicly childless as of the latest coverage I checked. Silver Arrows Net - Kevin Durant — NBA (born 1988)
• Status at 35: No publicly reported children by age 35; Durant has spoken publicly about not having kids yet. AOL+1
• Later: No reliable public reports of children (still listed with no children in profiles through 2024–25). Wikipedia - John Cena — WWE / entertainer (born 1977)
• Status at 35: No publicly known children by age 35; he has openly discussed not wanting kids (and later conversations with his wife about the topic). People.com+1
• Later: Still no public reports that he has children. People.com - Aaron Rodgers — NFL (born 1983)
• Status at 35: No publicly reported children by age 35; coverage and profiles repeatedly note he does not have kids. People.com+1
• Later: As of the latest reporting I checked (2024–25 coverage), he remained childless publicly. Hollywood Life - Sidney Crosby — NHL (born 1987)
• Status at 35: No publicly reported children by age 35; widely reported as private and without kids. Wikipedia+1
• Later: No reliable reports of children (still listed as having none in mainstream bios). Wikipedia - Fernando Alonso — F1 (born 1981)
• Status at 35: No publicly reported children by age 35; recent bios/reporting through 2024–25 list him as without children. Wikipedia+1
• Later: No public reporting of children as of the dates I checked. Wikipedia - Valtteri Bottas — F1 (born 1989)
• Status at 35 (turned 35 in 2024): No publicly reported children by age 35; profiles list partners but not children and media have discussed “plans to start a family.” Wikipedia+1
• Later: No reliable public reports of children through mid-2025. Wikipedia - Daniel Ricciardo — F1 (born 1989)
• Status at 35: No publicly reported children by 35; mainstream bios/profile pages do not list children. Wikipedia
• Later: No reliable public reports of children in the coverage I checked. Wikipedia - Rafael Nadal — Tennis (born 1986)
• Status at 35: Childless at 35. (Nadal’s first child was born Oct 8, 2022, when Nadal was 36.) That means he did not have publicly known children at his 35th birthday. People.com
• Later: Became a father (first child announced Oct 2022 — so later had kids).
Bro it was sarcasm lol! You are taking it way too far
Brittany Renner’s Monthly Child Support Payment Amount From P.J. Washington Revealed
The amount that NBA forward P.J. Washington is paying Brittany Renner in monthly child support has officially been revealed via court documents.
www.vibe.com
P.J. Washington's Child Support Order W/ Brittany Renner Revealed, Owes $5,500 a Month
New court documents TMZ Sports has obtained show NBA player P.J. Washington has been ordered to pay Brittany Renner $5,500 a month in child support.
www.tmz.com
The amount that NBA forward P.J. Washington is paying Brittany Renner in monthly child support has officially been revealed.
According to newly surfaced court documents obtained by TMZ Sports, Renner will receive $5,500 per month in child support from Washington for their son, P.J. Washington Jr. The figure stems from a consent order filed in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, in November 2024 on Renner’s behalf.
In addition to the monthly payments, Washington has also been ordered to provide a one-time lump sum of $130,000 to Renner. This payment is intended to cover “any and all existing child support accruing prior to the entry of this consent order, as well as [Renner’s] attorney’s fees.”
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