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Green Couch Chat with Miss Miami and Tony Fiorentino: Heat Culture and Mental Wellness
Miss Miami Mariluz Cook sits down with Miami Heat Original Tony Fiorentino in a Green Couch Chat to discuss the intersection of Heat Culture and mental ...
Michael Jordan, Brad Daugherty bonded by Carolina blue, NASCAR | Motorsports on NBC
The lives of Brad Daugherty and Michael Jordan have intersected before, whether at North Carolina playing for legendary head coach Dean Smith or at the ...
MAGIC ∩ PENNY: When a legend returned to face his successor ... and helped take Shaq from him
Anfernee “Penny” Hardaway comes from a whole different era than Magic Johnson. He’s a product of the ‘90s, with a legacy colored by those of his greatest teammate, Shaquille O’Neal, his greatest playoff rival, Michael Jordan, and many others who shared the court with him. Not so much Magic Johnson. In fact, Penny entered the NBA billed as “the next Magic.” Johnson had spent the ‘80s defining an exceptional legacy: A big, powerful player who played point guard, the position traditionally reserved for the smallest player on the floor. As a 6’9” ball-handler and passer, Johnson won a stack of championships and individual accolades, and did so with panache. By the early 1990s, when Hardaway came to the league, Johnson had retired to manage his stunning HIV diagnosis. So Penny — himself the size of a forward, but nimble and creative like a point guard — seemed poised as anyone to carry the torch for this positional anomaly. Getting drafted by the Orlando Magic, who already had Shaq to play Kareem to Penny’s Magic (and, yes, a fitting team name), gave Hardaway an even better chance of dazzling the ‘90s the way Johnson had his own, distinct era. But then the eras overlapped! In 1996, Magic Johnson returned to play a handful of games with the Lakers, two of them against Orlando. Episode 1 is about the build-up that made those games fascinating, the mood in and around that intersection of legacies, and at least one extremely important product of the meeting. Written and produced by Seth Rosenthal Directed and edited by Michael Das Edited by Ryan Simmons Subscribe: https://goo.gl/Nbabae Check out our full video catalog: https://goo.gl/9pMHRV Visit our playlists: https://goo.gl/NvpZFF Like SB Nation on Facebook: https://goo.gl/Pzcs7O Follow on Twitter: https://goo.gl/5LI02D Follow on Instagram: https://goo.gl/aY2FFK Explore SB Nation: http://www.sbnation.com
Kendrick Perkins SLAMS Kevin Durant After Twitter Feud
Kendrick Perkins joins Scal & Pals to discuss his Twitter beef with Kevin Durant and explain his side of the story. Former NBA Champion Kendrick Perkins isn't one to mince words. And Kevin Durant - who he was teammates with on the Oklahoma City Thunder for four-and-a-half seasons - isn't shy about responding to critics on social media. Those two dynamics intersected Thursday night. Thursday, Russell Westbrook returned to Oklahoma City for the first time as a visitor. While he dropped 34 points in his return to the place that he spent the first 11 seasons of his career, his new team, the Houston Rockets, lost the game, 113-92. The biggest story from Westbrook's return has nothing to do with the game, though. Perkins, a regular contributor to RADIO.COM Sports original Scal & Pals, appeared on SportsCenter Thursday, and teased his appearance by saying... Full Article: https://bit.ly/2Tc2luR #KevinDurant #KendrickPerkins #OklahomaCityThunder #OKCThunder 'Scal & Pals' With Brian Scalabrine and Steve Ceruti Live: Monday-Friday, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. ET NBA veteran Brian Scalabrine teams up with longtime sports radio producer Steve Ceruti for “Scal & Pals,” a live-streaming show where they discuss all things hoops from the court to the front office. Regular guests on the show include former NBA forward Caron Butler, current players like Admiral Schofield, NBA analyst Ric Bucher, former GM Ryan McDonough and more to provide the latest insights and discussion about basketball. FOLLOW us on social media: Twitter - https://twitter.com/RDCSports Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/radiodotcom... Download the RADIO.COM App today and stream your favorite local radio stations. https://app.radio.com/VWEnF2R7mN
Day 6 - Tennessee | Across USA Phoenix, Arizona Toronto, Canada
Tennessee met us with a crazy storm, humidity and a lot of forests. The climate here appears to be somewhat similar to Ukrainian summer. It seemed like the state holds its beauty far away from the cities, as Little Rock and Memphis made an impression of depressing cities. Every intersection has its own drama with a person behind it, holding a cardboard sign. Old, boxy, cracked buildings add to this scenery, making you want to escape the town. On another hand - The Graceland, Elvis Presley’s house. It’s amazing how much of an impact and difference one man can do. The house is not really big but holds a lot of family history. I can tell that he definitely liked himself as every corner in the house has a huge mirror from floor to the ceiling. I really liked his racket ball room and meditation garden, can’t wait to get my own. The man had everything, but still, as he said: “I am the happiest, when I’m home with my family”.
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KOBE BRYANT - "Dear Basketball" | Motivational Short Film | 2019 HD Tribute Grammy 2020 [FULL] Movie
Kobe Bryant Memorial CEREMONY GIANNA BRYANT, STAPLES CENTER 2/24 FEBUARY 24, 2020 FULL Tom Brady was 'deeply affected' by death of Kobe Bryant How Kobe Bryant's #girldad created a special movement ESPN Staff Writer -- New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady shared a five-paragraph essay Tuesday that he wrote about how he has been "deeply affected" by the death of Kobe Bryant, Bryant's daughter Gianna, and seven others in a January helicopter crash. In the piece posted on social media titled "What's really important?" Brady wrote that after witnessing the "outpouring of love and support for the families that had so much left to give," it has helped him reflect and gain perspective. He shared that the tragedy has kept him up at night and led to many tears. Tom Brady @TomBrady 80.4K 10:43 AM - Feb 25, 2020 Twitter Info 15.6K people are talking about this Brady posted the essay one day after a celebration of Bryant's life in Los Angeles included touching remarks from Bryant's widow, Vanessa, as well as basketball stars Michael Jordan, Shaquille O'Neal and Diana Taurasi, among others. "In Kobe, we were able to witness the man in the arena. For many of us, sports show what we are made of, they define our personalities and emotions. We cannot hide from the good or the bad, from the wins or the losses ... the joy and despair, the happiness and the pain," Brady wrote. "What you see is what it is, we aren't actors. We have found a real life stage where we become vulnerable to the world and are judged based on the outcome of each performance. And we care deeply about what we do. "For some, these days are the pinnacle of their life, and there's nothing wrong with that, but it's clear to me, for Kobe, that was how he lived his life in every way. In his second chapter, you saw even more." Vanessa Bryant leads memorial for Kobe, Gianna Kobe Bryant memorial: The moments that moved us from the celebration of life inside Staples Center The intersection of emotion at Kobe Bryant's memorial Brady noted how Bryant "had the energy to recognize in others what they could not recognize in themselves." "I think that's why I will miss him most," Brady wrote, later calling Bryant a "real superhero our world needs. "That's why we hurt. Because we know that he was always fighting against the norm. He was doing more than his share. Now who is going to do the work that is still here to be done? Who is going to fight and break the norms with love and joy and inspiration? Who is going to discard fear, and doubt, and hate? Who is going to carry the load and be the superhero that he was? "The answer is simple to me, ALL OF US. Decide to make the change in yourself. If there is anything I have learned and been inspired by through this tragic event, it is this, SEIZE THE DAY. That's what Kobe always did, and that's what he wanted for us too."
TRIANGLE: Kobe, Shaq And Phil (Basketball: A Love Story)
Kobe. Shaq. Phil Jackson. The Triangle. Segment from Basketball a Love Story detailing the intersection of the careers of Kobe Bryant, Shaq, and Phil Jackson. DISCLAIMER - All clips property of the NBA. No copyright infringement is intended, all videos are edited to follow the "Free Use" guideline of YouTube. SUBSCRIBE! http://youtube.com/channel/UC31ET81viwgiBBJd2P-C_7g/videos?sub_confirmation=1 #Kobe #BlackMamba #MAMBASTRIKE
Mexican Trivia with Milwaukee Brewers' Joakim Soria
How well does Milwaukee Brewers' pitcher Joakim Soria know about his home country of Mexico? Were our questions tough enough? Let us know in the comments below. La Vida Baseball is a Latino media and lifestyle brand that covers stories at the intersection of Latino culture and baseball. To see more Latino béisbol content here and on our other channels, give us a follow! Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/LaVidaBaseball Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lavidabaseball Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lavidabaseball Website: https://www.lavidabaseball.com