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    The Under 5K GOATs, Part 2: Tragic Tales
    NBA
    Nets
    9 Aug 2026

    The Under 5K GOATs, Part 2: Tragic Tales

    Not every guy in the Under 5K Club (read part 1 for the explanation) is there by choice. Sometimes a single moment can cause a player who was inevitably going to put up more than 5000 career points to finish just below the threshold. This category is designed to highlight players who were sadly robb

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    The Under 5K GOATs, Explanation and Part 1: Ol' Reliable
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    Magic
    8 Aug 2026

    The Under 5K GOATs, Explanation and Part 1: Ol' Reliable

    I proposed this question in the NBA chat: Who is the best player ever with under 5000 career points? You may immediately think about Hall of Famers who famously weren't good at scoring, like Ben Wallace and Dennis Rodman, but both of them actually finished with close to 6000 points. Many guys you li

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    Olivia Miles is really good
    7 Aug 2026

    Olivia Miles is really good

    Olivia Miles was drafted at #2 by the Minnesota Lynx in this years WNBA draft. Looking at the pick now that we are inthe middle of the season she is far and away the Rookie Of The Year, having such a positive impact while being the facilitator of the Lynx offense while putting up great counting stat

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    Wembley fun facts
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    Wembley Stadium

    Wembley fun facts

    It holds 90,000 fans, making it the biggest stadium in the UK. The famous arch is 133 meters (436 ft) tall and supports most of the stadium’s roof, replacing the old Twin Towers from the original Wembley. It’s home to the FA Cup Final, England internationals, League Cup Finals, Play-Off Finals, and has even hosted Champions League and European Championship finals. Wembley isn’t just for football either. Some of the biggest artists in the world, including Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, Oasis, and Beyoncé, have all performed there. A random fact: Wembley has over 2,600 toilets—more than almost any other stadium or entertainment venue in the world.

    Vladdys Strugles
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    @Landonfanalyst
    Blue Jays

    Vladdys Strugles

    What if I told you last year that Vladimir “vladdy daddy” Guerrero jr would only hit 6 home runs into the beginning of August? You’d probably laugh in my face and I’d understand. Last season he hit 23 homers and helped lead his team to game 7 of the World Series. Here are his 2026 stats Homers 6 Batting average .265 Slugging .357 OPS .702 Another wild fact he has not homered at his home stadium of Rogers center yet. I never thought I’d be making this especially after last season. This is more than a slump, these are the worst numbers of his career. I can only hope for Toronto sake he can turn it around.

    LeBron is a Sixer
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    @nickteam
    76ers

    LeBron is a Sixer

    Per Shams: "LeBron James is signing with the Philadelphia 76ers on a two-year, $8 million deal with a player option, Klutch Sports Group and Klutch CEO and Game Over show host Rich Paul tells ESPN."

    The Billion Dollar Man Nobody Knew
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    Celtics

    The Billion Dollar Man Nobody Knew

    When the Boston Celtics sold for $6.1 billion in 2025 — an NBA record at the time — nobody knew the buyer. Fans, reporters, even people inside the NBA were googling “who is Bill Chisholm?” Turns out he was just a die-hard Celtics fan from Massachusetts, growing up with no family fortune waiting for him. His first job was a corporate consultant, learning to spot what was broken in struggling companies. In 2002, he bet on himself and started his own firm, buying up software companies nobody else wanted, fixing them, and flipping them for profit — always keeping 20% of the win. Deals like RSA Security ($2B) and McAfee’s corporate business ($4B) followed, and today his firm manages over $10 billion. Twenty years later, that kid from Massachusetts was worth over $3 billion — enough to run the exact same playbook on the team he grew up rooting for. But here’s the catch: that playbook — buy it, squeeze margins, sell for more — is the same private equity model that’s reshaped brands people love. Jimmy John’s is a go-to example: after a PE-style buyout, longtime customers say portions shrank as costs got trimmed to protect profit. When that mindset moves from sandwiches to sports franchises, it raises a real question — does “fix it and flip it” mean ticket prices climb and fan experience gets squeezed too, all to hit investor targets?

    Skubal to Dodgers
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    Dodgers

    Skubal to Dodgers

    Per Jeff Passan: "The Los Angeles Dodgers are acquiring Tarik Skubal for outfielder Zyhir Hope (MLB's No. 25 overall prospect), right-hander River Ryan and right-hander Brady Smith, sources tell ESPN."

    The King's Salary
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    76ers

    The King's Salary

    LeBron James' salary by year in the NBA: 2003: $4M 2004: $4.3M 2005: $4.6M 2006: $5.8M 2007: $13M 2008: $14.4M 2009: $15.7M 2010: $14.5M 2011: $16M 2012: $17.5M 2013; $19M 2014: $20.6M 2015: $22.9M 2016: $30.9M 2017: $33.2M 2018: $35.6M 2019: $37.4M 2020: $39.2M 2021: $41.1M 2022: $44.4M 2023: $47.6M 2024: $48.7M 2025: $52.6M 2026: $3.8M He will make the least amount in any year he's been in the NBA at 41 years old.

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