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Nigga did have 25 points in 23 minutes against a much improved Wizards team. Like Arenas said focus on the depth of this team.
Fuck him and his faggit ass highlights, two days in a row that he fucked up my parlay!
You telling me that he can’t score 20 fucking points?
Damn Bam!
Ok spurs
See you when we don't have two 20 point scorers out
See you when we don't have two 20 point scorers out
Heat still played tough and fought hard.
cued.... this is when Embiid knew it was Maxey's team...not his anymore...
watch Embiid on this play and the look on his face when Tyrese was...naw thats ok I got it!
I've been over the Embiid failure since before they gave him that pity MVP award.
The Clippers can have him.
I didn't mean to completely shit on the Lake Show. I'll even give them a compliment. In the game last night they kept running the high pick'n'roll with AR and Ayton.
I was thinking that when Bron & Luka come back into the lineup, that play is cause problems for opponents. Ayton seems to have really worked on that mid-range floater.
If Bron is running the offense into that pick'n'roll, they'll have 3 pt threats in Luka & AR, Ayton who can roll to the basket or float it from the line, and Bron doing LeBron things. That is gonna cause fits for other team.
Ware only a “Titan” when he wanna beThat’s why Spo had to get on his ahh
I didn’t get to see the clash of the titans… How many points did Ware have?
He didn't show up but bam did
So Ware is not a titan?
Not last night
Bam took over the titan role and put wemby on a poster
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How faith drives former NBA star Alonzo Mourning's goodwill - Andscape
The Hall of Fame center has developed affordable housing for families and senior citizens in Florida and Texas since retiring from basketball
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How faith drives former NBA star Alonzo Mourning’s goodwill
The Hall of Famer has developed affordable housing for families and senior citizens in Florida and Texas
When asked why he’s dedicated this stage of his life to building affordable homes for families and senior citizens, Hall of Fame basketball player Alonzo Mourning had a simple response.
It’s not just because of the money, nor is it only about being the right thing to do.
As a man of faith, Mourning believes we’re all created by a god whose qualities we all can inherit. Loving your neighbor as yourself is what Christians are taught, which takes on a whole new meaning when it comes to housing shortages and homelessness, both of which are endemic to American society.
So, after a 15-year NBA career with the Charlotte Hornets, New Jersey Nets and Miami Heat, during which he won a championship in 2006 with the Heat, Mourning pivoted full time into philanthropy after retiring in 2008.
Over the past decade, he’s moved into housing development. In May, his latest development—a $37 million affordable senior apartment in Bradenton, Florida—was completed. The five-story, 120-unit building will cost its residents as low as $322 a month.
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