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Look at Jordan’s Face… 🤣

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SCOTTIE PIPPEN CHICAGO BULLS, 1987-1998.

6X NBA CHAMPION ( 1991-1993, 1996-1998)

7× NBA ALL-STAR (1990, 1992–1997)

NBA ALL-STAR GAME MVP (1994)

POINTS - 18,940 (16.1 PPG)

REBOUNDS - 7,494 (6.4 RPG)

ASSISTS - 6,135 (5.2 APG)

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Happy birthday to German basketball player, Franz Wagner! Your skills on the court are matched by your dedication and passion for the game.

Wishing you another year of success and many more slam dunks! 🎉����🎂

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Tips for Becoming Mentally Fit Like an NBA Player

The NBA recognizes the importance of mental health and has created the Mind Health program to help its players. The program was developed after NBA players such as DeMar DeRozan and Kevin Love openly revealed their emotional challenges, which helped to de-stigmatize vulnerability. The program includes mental health coaches, such as psychologists and psychiatrists, who help players deal with a variety of difficulties.

Ronald Kimmons, the Utah Jazz's Vice President of Player Wellness, emphasizes the importance of assisting players in their transition to life after retirement. This includes addressing their future outside of the league and determining how they may contribute to the club even if their physical abilities deteriorate. Kimmons feels that teaching younger players can help change the narrative and give older players a feeling of purpose.

Chantelle Green, the Portland Trail Blazers' Director of Mind Health and Wellness, emphasizes the importance of maintaining a consistent level of emotional well-being. She recommends that players check their baseline by identifying times when they feel their best and devising tactics to return to that condition when they face emotional changes. These options may include spending time with loved ones, participating in enjoyable activities, practicing mindfulness techniques, seeking therapy, or pursuing personal hobbies.

Corey Yeager, a psychologist who has worked with groups such as the Detroit Pistons, discusses the widespread issue of anxiety in sports. He describes how anxiety can be both motivating and debilitating. Yeager teaches athletes how to distinguish between helpful stress and crippling anxiety about future uncertainties such as job security or financial responsibilities. Understanding their fears allows athletes to build efficient coping techniques.

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Jeremy Lin's wife Kristina Wong, an activist and artist

Jeremy Lin is a former NBA star who rose to fame in 2012 with his remarkable performance as a point guard for the New York Knicks. He is the inaugural American-born NBA player of Taiwanese descent and a vocal supporter of Asian American representation and social justice. But who exactly is the woman behind this renowned basketball figure? Who is Jeremy Lin wife?

In this article, we will introduce you to Kristina Wong, the activist and artist who married Jeremy Lin in a secret ceremony in 2020. We will explore her background, career, and achievements, as well as her relationship with Jeremy Lin. We will also learn about their shared values, passions, and challenges. Read on to find out more about Kristina Wong, Jeremy Lin wife.

Birth, Parents, and Education

On June 4, 1978, Kristina Wong came into the world in San Francisco, California, in the USA. Her father worked as an insurance salesman, while her mother was employed as an accountant. She belongs to the third generation of Chinese Americans. Her grandma left China in the 1930s from a village called Guang Mei Cun near Kaiping County. She studied at a Catholic school for girls and took a class on speech. She got two degrees in English and arts and a minor in Asian American studies from UCLA in 2000. She spoke at the graduation ceremonies for the English department and the Asian Pacific Islander students at UCLA in 2008 and 2014.

Career Journey

Since 2000, Wong has been actively involved in the entertainment industry, appearing on numerous television shows such as The Daily Show, The Office, and The Mindy Project. She has also showcased her acting skills in films including The People I’ve Slept With, The Interview, and The Lego Movie. Wong is not only an actor but also a writer and producer.  Wong is famous for her one-person theater shows, which make fun of topics like race, sex, privilege, and the Asian-American experience.

Some of her popular shows are Wong Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, which talks about the high depression and suicide rates among Asian-American women; The Wong Street Journal, which looks at how global poverty and privilege affect people; and Kristina Wong for Public Office, which shows her real-life run for a local government position in Los Angeles.

Jeremy Lin wife, Kristina Wong, is also a performance artist who does funny and shocking things in public places. For example, she made a fake website called Big Bad Chinese Mama to make fun of how some people see Asian women; she pretended to be Fannie Wong, a former Miss Chinatown 2nd Runner-Up, and joined the 2003 Miss LA Chinatown contest; and she had a funeral for her future dead cat at the Hammer Museum.............Read More

Source: Getjoys

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Jordan Jump

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Dwight Howard: Unfair Criticism and the Complexity of Perception

Within a captivating TSDS 278, the hosts engage in a thought-provoking discussion about the unfair criticism that has plagued the career of NBA player Dwight Howard. This article, inspired by their insightful conversation, delves into the negative perception surrounding Howard and sheds light on the complexities of his public image. El Uno and TraB bring attention to the unfair criticism aimed…

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[ONE BED] a starter where our muses have to share the same bed for Kagami @soundxofstars

𝐈𝐍𝐃𝐔𝐋𝐆𝐄𝐍𝐓 𝐓𝐑𝐎𝐏𝐄𝐒 𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐌𝐏𝐓𝐒 / Accepting! / @soundxofstars

After defeating Team Jabberwock, Taiga had bade farewell to Kuroko Tetsuya, Team Seirin, and the Generation of Miracles to pursue the path of becoming part of the NBA by going to a school with a strong basketball in Los Angeles. It had been tough readjusting to the level of basketball back in America as well as the other walls he had faced. Still, he remembered that Kuroko wished him luck and that he would pray that he would make it to the NBA and if he thought about what Kuroko could do then he could overcome any wall.

And so Taiga did as he thought of the blue-haired phantom. The boy who was a good friend who despite his small build had never given up and made incredible passes. He got to where he was because of the thought of his friend. Kuroko Tetsuya's prayers did come true. He made it into the NBA.

Many years later, they finally reunited in America! Kuroko Tetsuya somehow paved his own path into getting into the NBA. While he wasn't as superstitious as Midorima was, he truly believed that their paths crossing again were meant to be. They weren't kids anymore and yet they were starting to get awkward around each other as their friendship started to become more.

Their team was playing in another state, and they were staying in a hotel. Their manager had forgotten to book a room for Tetsuya...

"Uh... Guess you and I gotta stay in the same room then."

And there was only one bed...

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Noah Lyles wins the 100m men's gold medal in Paris 2024

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DeMAR DeROZAN's cameo in Kendrick Lamar's Not Like Us M/V

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DWAYNE

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The rookies in 2K25. Who has the most realistic in game character?