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NEWS: The Falcons are planning to have James Pearce Jr. back next week against the Bengals in Madrid.
“He’s done everything that we’ve asked,” Kevin Stefanski said. “The plan is for him to play next week. We’ll see what that looks like.”
The ChatGPT hoops allegations were correct
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Replying to @Chri21opher @DevinBook
PG: Kingston
SG: D Book
SF: Dyson
PF: JJ
C: I Hart
6th man: NAW
🤔
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Okongwu using his advanced analytics metrics to stop any semi decent center who’s taller than him from dominating the paint
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I think Kingston Flemings encapsulates what it means to play bigger than you look
When he’s on the court, his wiry strength & burst make you forget his actual measurements (6’2.5” with a 6’4” wing span at 183 lbs)
Hawks got themselves a dawg
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Hawks gon get a thousand different guards and SFs to realize the defense won’t ever be shit as long as their center or PF can’t protect the rim
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Flemings (19y, 298d) becomes the YOUNGEST player in
@ATLHawks
franchise history to total 20+ PTS, 5+ AST and 5+ REB in a game!
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Kingston played 19 straight minutes last night.
… but half this fanbase will say Quin doesn’t like rookies, or Quin doesn’t instill confidence in rookies. Either you got it or you don’t lmaoo
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The hawks miss Kuminga. That’s the main reason they look so weak. It was a short stint but he kept the frontline from looking like pushovers. Mo Gueye too. They were the high energy guys. Jalen and big O are the “skilled guys” but don’t have the same mentality
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Replying to @ToneGully
Pretty sure the blame for that 120 can be more fairly distributed friend. Aside from that, you said yourself last night that the officials wouldn’t let us defend without blowing a whistle. So can you give it a break. Some of us are old and tired.
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two encouraging drives tonight from kingston flemings, slashing all the way to the restricted area with tough one-and-two-footed finishes.
such an exceptional athlete
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Kingston Flemings closed the game over CJ McCollum, with Snyder citing his rhythm and ball-pushing impact.
Quin Snyder: “Kingston gave us a lift. He was pushing the ball and he made some good things happen. … Kingston had been in the game long enough that it felt like we're throwing CJ in a tough situation, putting him in cold at that point. So, as I said, CJ is all about the team and the team winning. And, you know, that's an aberration.”
Kingston Flemings vs Miami: 23 PTS (9/12 FGM, 86.3 TS%) • 14 4Q PTS • 5 REB • 5 AST

























