✝️ Christ follower, husband, father, coach, nerd
Fort Worth, TX
Joined January 2008
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Just when you thought the Mavs “leadership” was done with horrible decisions…
I’m not a Mavs fan anymore.
After seeing how they treat their fans who actually paid for tickets…
Kicking a guy out for mouthing Fire Nico in the final nail in my fandom coffin.
Never again.
Go @Lakers
#mffl is a fu*king lie.
Fu*k you @NicoHarrisonGM
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Can someone explain this to me from the Mavs perspective? Did Luka secretly want out of Dallas?
BREAKING: The Dallas Mavericks are trading Luka Doncic, Maxi Kleber and Markieff Morris to the Los Angeles Lakers for Anthony Davis, Max Christie and a 2029 first-round pick, sources tell ESPN. Three-team deal that includes Utah.
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Just remember they don’t trust the message until they trust the messenger. Build trust first then be that coach.
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They’d immediately have the best pro basketball team name in America. This has to happen, right?
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Seeing this after waking up at 4:30am to drive 2 hours for my daughter’s volleyball tournament, I support Kanell2028
When I’m president the first executive order I will sign will be a law preventing youth sports from starting any games before 8:00am #Kanell2028
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Chris Widner retweeted
Coaches-
I need advice. We can’t shake the turnover issues that have plagued us for years. Done film, drills, SSG, charted and started, emphasized, etc. We’ve worked hard and they want to improve.
So - give me your best drills, games, resources, videos, teaching points, etc!!
Chris Widner retweeted
Tomorrow, the gym will be full of new people. Many of them overweight, lost, and in your way.
You have a responsibility to encourage them. Smile, high-five, whatever. It probably took a lot for them to show up. Tearing them down does not make you fitter; it makes you an asshole.
The Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, Knicks roasting is top tier online entertainment. It also speaks to the team culture, one that can handle an intense postseason. The east should be concerned.
Most times when I ask a kid “how did you play?” And I get “I scored X goals/baskets/etc” (or the parent says it). I always follow up with “awesome! But how did you play?”
Most times they’ll give a decently thoughtful response. Let’s encourage kids to think about the whole game.
Parents, take heed to what I am telling you. Stop telling your kids to score. YOU are stunting their development. Kids have no clue what to do if they don’t have the ball. Too many kids think score, score, score. Not a good thing at all. Be smart or find out later.
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