Winning a championship feels better than the 'emptiness' Joe Mazzulla describes
Coach Mazzulla in his press conference said something about feeling empty when he won and feeling empty when he lost. ... I'm not a psychiatrist, but winning feels better. It's just my take.
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Joel Embiid has successfully shifted his career narrative with this series win
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Game six might be the last time we see Jason Tatum and Jalen Brown play together
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I said, Charlie, that's her name. I said, they have grit. They have grit. It's like in that game four, when when, when Brunson went into the huddle, he said, Hey guys, smart basketball. This is, we can do this... They don't [give up]. That's when they say, alright, we can win this thing.
Former sports agents are the best choice to run professional teams
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The Mike Vrabel and Diana Russini relationship should be considered a workplace relationship under the NFL umbrella
Is this a workplace relationship? I believe under that [NFL] umbrella. I can't imagine that HR is not involved in this situation.