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Sorry but no one in America will watch sports through a streaming app. FACT!
The important thing is that it's on at a time that is convenient for the eastern time zone.
cu3x
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I was looking at EB on line, re: his heart problems. Came up with this - his gentle demeanor and that boxing history:
"Battey's father, Earl III, played college baseball at UCLA and is a longtime Los Angeles Police Department officer. His grandfather, Earl Jr., was a five-time Major League Baseball All-Star and a three-time Gold Glove winner. Battey's uncle, Ed Sanders, was a boxer and won the gold medal at the 1952 Summer Olympics.[13]"
"Battey's father, Earl III, played college baseball at UCLA and is a longtime Los Angeles Police Department officer. His grandfather, Earl Jr., was a five-time Major League Baseball All-Star and a three-time Gold Glove winner. Battey's uncle, Ed Sanders, was a boxer and won the gold medal at the 1952 Summer Olympics.[13]"
Yeah. Gramps was also significant historically with racial integration of MLB. The last holdout teams didn't have their first black player until 1959 and Earl entered the majors in 1955. Very cool family legacy for Evan.
It appears the CU cold snap has followed them even after they've left school
Xj sucked and the ridiculous number of 3s they took ****ed them
He cost the Buffs this game. He was absolute hot garbage. Wow.
cu3x
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Again, I don't know where this should go, but a great article on D White. He took a break for the birth of his 2nd child .
He is averaging 161.5 points, per 100 shots taken. That is close to unbelievable.
www.nbcsportsboston.com
He is averaging 161.5 points, per 100 shots taken. That is close to unbelievable.
Forsberg: Derrick White's absence highlights his value to Celtics
Derrick White’s two-game absence has only reinforced how important he is to the Celtics, and Chris Forsberg has the numbers to prove it.
www.nbcsportsboston.com