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ANOTHER BIG MISTAKE BY STEVE YZERMAN? DETROIT RED WINGS FUMBLED KAILER YAMAMOTO? (Utah Mammoth News)
We're going over the idea as to whether or not the Detroit Red Wings and Steve Yzerman fumbled the departure of Utah ...
Brendan Sorsby BANNED: Big 12 Sources Confirm He's Never Playing Again
0:00 Intro & Sponsors — The Advocates 2:30 Cody Campbell & The Texas Tech Obsession 5:26 🚨 Brendan Sorsby BANNED: Big 12 Sources Speak 13:40 Did Texas Tech Know? The Due Diligence Debate 18:00 Is Brendan Sorsby a Bad Person? Honest Answer 25:47 Danny Dimes: $5,000/Day Gambling Addict at UCLA 37:08 Marcus's Son Lost $60K Gambling Before Graduation 44:00 AI, Business & How to Make Money in 2026 55:00 The Monty Show Logo Redesign — LIVE on Air 1:15:00 Mike Vrabel TMZ Airport Confrontation 1:25:00 Did Vrabel Father Diana Rousini's Kids? 1:32:00 Chris Sims Fired from NBC — The Real Reason 1:38:00 Ravens Sign Diego Pavia: Biggest Mistake of the Offseason? 1:50:00 Trevor Bower Throws No-Hitter — Still Blacklisted from MLB 2:05:00 Raw Dog Food Is KILLING Dogs — Stop It 2:20:00 Whole Foods Line Incident & Seattle Life 2:35:00 Lakers Must Close Tonight + Show Wrap Our Big 12 sources are telling The Monty Show that Brendan Sorsby will NOT be cleared for competition by the Big 12 unless substantial new evidence emerges proving he never bet on college football — and based on the reports, that's nearly impossible. Today's full show covers the complete Brendan Sorsby disaster, real gambling addiction stories from our audience, the Mike Vrabel TMZ airport confrontation, the Ravens' baffling Diego Pavia signing, and why Trevor Bower still can't get a job in Major League Baseball despite throwing no-hitters.Today's Show: 🚨 Big 12 sources: Sorsby BANNED from competition — Brett Yormark involved Texas Tech's due diligence failure — they didn't do their homework Did Cincinnati know Sorsby had a gambling problem before he transferred? Audience DM: "Danny Dimes" — $5,000/day gambler at UCLA, broke his femur fleeing his bookie A viewer's son lost $60,000 gambling on horse racing before graduating high school Mike Vrabel confronted by TMZ at the Salt Lake City airport — did he father Diana Rousini's children? Chris Sims fired from NBC Sunday Night Football — was it because of this? Ravens sign Diego Pavia — is this the worst decision in the NFL offseason? Trevor Bower throws a no-hitter in independent ball and still can't get a MLB call The Advocates are experienced injury attorneys who will fight for the settlement you deserve without collecting a dime from you! Chat with an attorney NOW online for free! www.TheAdvocates.com
PATRIK ALLVIN'S BIGGEST MISTAKE HAS BEEN REVEALED: VASILI PODKOLZIN, THE CANUCK THAT GOT AWAY
We're going over Edmonton Oilers forward Vasili Podkolzin, and how he may just be former Vancouver Canucks GM Patrik ...
Vlade Divac admits to Luka Doncic's mistake: "I made a mistake."
Former Sacramento Kings general manager Vlade Divac made noteworthy statements regarding his decision not to select Luka Doncic in the 2018 NBA Draft. In that draft, the Phoenix Suns selected Deandre Ayton with the first pick, while the Kings chose Marvin Bagley III with the second pick. Doncic, meanwhile, was selected third by the Atlanta Hawks and immediately traded to the Dallas Mavericks in exchange for Trae Young and a future first-round pick. In an interview on Byron Scott's podcast, Divac explained his decision: "A year before the draft, I went to Madrid and met with Luka. He was high on my list. But it seems I made a mistake. Luka is an incredible talent, one of the best players in the league." Divac stated that he saw Doncic as a point guard who controlled the ball too much, and that this would lead to a role clash with De'Aaron Fox: "My assistants said he could play small forward, but I saw him as a point guard. He's practically a coach on the court. If I had taken him, I would have had to trade Fox. I had formed a bond with Fox and thought he was suitable for a small-market team. Luka, on the other hand, was a big-market player." The Bagley pick remains one of the most criticized draft decisions in NBA history. Bagley spent about three and a half seasons with the Kings before being traded to the Detroit Pistons and continuing his career with various teams. Doncic, meanwhile, became one of the league's biggest stars, and in the 2025-26 season, he stood out as both his team's and the NBA's top scorer while playing for the Los Angeles Lakers.
Chicago Bulls News: Who Is Matt Lloyd?
🚨 BULLS NATION… A NEW ERA IS GETTING REAL CLOSE. 🚨 The Chicago Bulls may finally be zeroing in on the man who could reshape the entire future of this franchise — and his name is Matt Lloyd. On this episode of Chicago Bulls Breeze, host Philip Charles VanDerHeyden IV (@PhilipCharlesIV) breaks down why Lloyd — currently the No. 2 decision-maker in the Minnesota Timberwolves front office — is emerging as the FRONTRUNNER to become the next President of Basketball Operations for the Chicago Bulls. And make no mistake… this is NOT just another name. This is a guy with a REAL track record. 🔍 WHO IS MATT LLOYD — AND WHY SHOULD BULLS FANS CARE? Matt Lloyd has quietly built one of the most respected résumés in the NBA: Longtime Orlando Magic executive Played a MAJOR role in drafting cornerstone players like Victor Oladipo, Aaron Gordon, and Domantas Sabonis Key architect in Minnesota’s rise Instrumental in helping build a Timberwolves roster centered around Anthony Edwards Known for elite scouting, player evaluation, and modern roster construction thinking This isn’t just a front office guy — this is someone who has been in the room making real decisions that led to playoff-caliber teams. 🧠 WHY HE MAKES SENSE FOR CHICAGO With the Bulls officially moving on from AKME (Arturas Karnisovas & Marc Eversley), the franchise is at a crossroads — and this hire could define the next decade. Matt Lloyd checks EVERY box: ✅ Strong scouting background (perfect for a team holding multiple picks, including #9) ✅ Experience building through youth — something the Baby Bulls 2.0 desperately need ✅ Comes from a winning environment that JUST figured it out in Minnesota ✅ Fresh voice, fresh vision… something this franchise has been starving for And let’s be real — with $65M in cap space, the #9 pick, and Portland’s incoming mid-first rounder… the next decision-maker has ALL the tools to flip this thing FAST. 🔥 THE BIGGER PICTURE This isn’t just about hiring a name. This is about: Establishing a NEW identity Building around guys like Josh Giddey and Matas Buzelis Finally putting a COMPETENT, FORWARD-THINKING basketball mind in charge If Matt Lloyd is the guy… this could be the first REAL step toward bringing winning basketball BACK to Chicago. 💬 Bulls Nation — I need YOU in the comments: Is Matt Lloyd the RIGHT guy to lead this franchise? Or are you still holding out for another name? 👍 Like the video if you’re READY for a new era 🔔 Subscribe for daily Chicago Bulls content that’s raw, real, and Chicago-biased 🔥 And let’s ride together as this front office situation unfolds in REAL TIME #ChicagoBulls #ChicagoBullsBreeze #BullsTalk #BullsNation #MattLloyd
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KAI SOTTO is the BULLY in Australia! 😱 + PBA Import Ban & Japeth Aguilar RETIRES!
The landscape of Philippine basketball is shifting right before our eyes! In this massive deep dive, we break down three of the biggest stories changing the future of the game. First, we analyze Kai Sotto’s incredible physical transformation in the Australian NBL. He's no longer the lanky prospect getting pushed around—Kai has become the BULLY in the paint, dominating international veterans and proving he's ready for the next level. Next, we tackle the raging debate tearing through the local hoops community: Should the PBA remove imports? We break down exactly why banning foreign players would be a catastrophic mistake for the development of our homegrown talent and Gilas Pilipinas. Iron sharpens iron! Finally, we pay tribute to a true Philippine basketball legend. After 16 grueling years of carrying the flag, Japeth Aguilar has officially retired from the national team. We look back at his iconic career, his sacrifices, and how he paved the way for the next generation of big men. Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell for more deep-dive basketball analysis!
Zenit-Kazan vs. Dynamo | HIGHLIGHTS | Gold Match (2nd Game) | SuperLeague 2025-2026
The Kazan players got into the game faster: they immediately made it difficult for their opponents to receive the ball, and Maxim Mikhailov was good in attack. However, his opponent, Maxim Sapozhkov, lost his first balls: he was blocked by Mikhail Labinsky and hit an out, forcing Konstantin Bryansky to take a timeout at a score of 2:7. The Kazan players were good in attack and maintained their lead. This continued until Labinsky was blocked twice (18:15). However, Mikhail soon redeemed himself by blocking Sapozhkov again – 23:19. Mikhailov put an end to the game. The debut of the second party was already in favor of Dynamo – 6:1. It was Sapozhkov who was reliable in attack, and he also single-handedly blocked Dmitry Volkov. After Labinsky's attack into out, Kazan's deficit increased to –6, and Alexey Verbov used his second timeout. When Volkov was again under Sapozhkov (6:13), he gave way to Andrei Surmachevsky on the court. And at the score of 10:17, Drazen Luburić replaced Mikhailov. They were unable to turn the tide of the game – the Kazan team made many mistakes in attack, while the Moscow team played almost flawlessly (88%). Volkov, who returned to the court after the break, was blocked twice in a row. Surmachevsky came in instead, but he was also blocked immediately, resulting in a score of 6:10. The Kazan team struggled to find their offensive game. With a score of 11:16, Verbolov made a double substitution, but Mikhail Vyshnikov also faced challenges in coordinating with his attackers, particularly in terms of first-tempo attacks. Dynamo had unstoppable setters Denis Bogdan and Anton Semyshev, who never made mistakes in attack. However, Zenit's setters were struggling. Volkov hit the antenna, and Labinsky was blocked by Pavel Pankov, resulting in a 4-7 score. Soon, the Moscow captain blocked Labinsky again, and Surmachevsky entered the game in his place. Dynamo had a significant advantage in terms of serving and blocking. At 11-15, Vyshnikov replaced Abaev, but the game's dynamics remained unchanged. Dynamo was superior in all aspects, especially in blocking (15-5). VFV - http://www.volley.ru/