Product at @SumerSports. Formerly @MLB @UnderdogFantasy @PlayDraft. Tweets mostly about Fantasy Football.
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Eric Iannaccone retweeted
We found Wu-Tang's infamous 1-of-1 album, "Once Upon A Time in Shaolin" — once purchased by pharma bro Martin Shkreli — and played it for Method Man (and you) for the first time.
I thought for SURE I was getting DiscussingFish’d on this one…
When the game is over, the real drama begins. THE LAND, a new scripted drama series, premieres February 15. Stream on @hulu and Hulu on Disney+.
Eric Iannaccone retweeted
this financial dynamic exists in most sports situations around the world.
"I'm gonna say this, I probably shouldn't: nine of my players make more than my assistants. And the other three make more than all my staff, and we are not one of the highest payers..."
John Calipari continuing his support for Protect College Sports Act while dishing out some interesting facts on his roster. #WPS
Full 35-minute presser: nwahomepage.com/sports/watch…
Eric Iannaccone retweeted
putting Caitlin Clark in this group is ridiculous
EXCLUSIVE: Vice TV has greenlit the documentary series "Everybody Hates," with each episode profiling the public's response to a different athlete.
The premiere episode will focus on Jake Paul. Later episodes will take on NFL stars like Aaron Rodgers and Michael Vick, as well as WNBA star Caitlin Clark, international soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo, and boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr.
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Eric Iannaccone retweeted
Why is Caitlin Clark in this group lmao?
EXCLUSIVE: Vice TV has greenlit the documentary series "Everybody Hates," with each episode profiling the public's response to a different athlete.
The premiere episode will focus on Jake Paul. Later episodes will take on NFL stars like Aaron Rodgers and Michael Vick, as well as WNBA star Caitlin Clark, international soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo, and boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr.
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Eric Iannaccone retweeted
Double Stuf Oreos aren't double stuffed. A high school math teacher in Queensbury, New York had his class weigh 10 of each kind, then weigh the plain wafers separately and subtract them out. Double Stuf came in at 1.86 times the filling of a regular Oreo. Mega Stuf came in at 2.68.
Nabisco said the recipe calls for double the creme and they weren't familiar with what happened in the classroom. Insider ran the same test later and got about the same number.
Huge news for ref frequenters like myself
Today we launched @sports_ref Hub - a free, customizable homepage that brings your favorite teams, stats, history and more together across @baseball_ref, @bball_ref, @pfref and @hockey_ref.
Build your Hub at sports-reference.com/hub
Eric Iannaccone retweeted
This is either just an incorrect interpretation of the rule, or they're claiming this scenario has literally never come up before in the history of the game, which seems...unlikely.
Eric Iannaccone retweeted
Ten years later, the cult of ‘The Nice Guys’ keeps growing apnews.com/article/nice-guys…
Eric Iannaccone retweeted
This is not a rabbit hole the umpires want to enter.
https://xitter.cf/t.co/lZgAnDLl8A Thinking of Sonny Gray, CC Sabathia and the MANY pitchers who have worn their hat differently. And what to say of socks, pant length, shoes, belts? Let the players and MLB be the fashion police.
Eric Iannaccone retweeted
Congrats Pablo.
BREAKING: The NBA has ruled on the Los Angeles Clippers in for salary cap circumvention investigations on Kawhi Leonard after yearlong probe -- stripping the franchise of 5 first-round picks, issuing a $30 million fine to owner Steve Ballmer and suspensions for Ballmer, Lawrence Frank and Gillian Zucker, sources tell ESPN.
Kawhi Leonard will have to pay $700,000 in restitution for improper benefits by the Clippers for his uncle and former business rep, Dennis Robertson. No contract void or suspension for Leonard. And Robertson -- who was fired by Leonard in June -- is being banned by the NBA from all business dealings.
Good
BREAKING: The Big Ten is set to pass a rule on Tuesday that would prevent players from returning from the NFL to play for a Big Ten school, per @PeteThamel.
Any player who has declared for the NFL Draft and did not withdraw, appeared on an NFL roster, or signed a contract with a pro league will not be eligible to join a Big Ten roster.
