#nikolas murray

[cuddyclothes]

Frida Kahlo and her lover, Mexican chanteuse Chavela Vargas, photographed by Nikolas Murray. Chavela devoted an entire chapter of her autobiography to Frida, whom she called "mi gran amor" I've never seen a picture of Frida more intimate.

[adelphenium]

a quick break from the usual hockeys with several other sportsblrs :0

[lebregnant]

pov taking yr boyfriend to kitchener-waterloo

[nbafinalsarchive]

2023 NBA Champion Denver Nuggets

[asofterball]

[1113] let's hang out - TO THE DEATH

[rocktoberr]

They’re my everything

[coyging]

[technoachillleez]

these pictures make me so happy

[takemeoutcoach]

I got about halfway through the video, already annoyed by the clickbait title. The more I watched, the clearer it became that this wasn’t going to be a showcase of some genuinely chaotic, mind-blowing ending. Instead, it seemed destined to be just another rehash of the Mavericks imploding and the Nuggets methodically clawing back from a 24-point deficit. A disappointing narrative dressed up as something spectacular.

And then PJ Washington happened. Anyone who paid even passing attention to last year’s playoffs knows that Washington pulling through in clutch moments is practically routine at this point. This was the guy whose ice-cold free throws sent OKC packing, propelling his team to the Western Conference Finals against the Timberwolves. Watching him take over wasn’t surprising—but it was still electrifying. Washington wasn’t just showing up; he was reminding everyone why the Dallas kid is built for these moments.

What makes Washington’s late-game heroics even more thrilling is the way they seem to materialize just as everyone forgets he’s there. It’s hard to blame rival defenses for focusing on Luka Dončić, Kyrie Irving, and now Klay Thompson—players so transcendent they’re already etched into the game’s history books. But Washington, 26 and operating perpetually in the shadows of these giants, has mastered the art of stepping up when no one’s looking. He doesn’t need the spotlight to deliver; in fact, it feels like he thrives without it, seizing his moments with a kind of quiet inevitability that leaves you wondering why anyone ever doubted him in the first place.

As a Heat fan, rooting for the Mavericks feels as unnatural as wearing Celtics green—not just uncomfortable, but like a betrayal of identity. Yet last year, when Boston booted my team out of the playoffs in the first round, my allegiance morphed into something primal: I just needed someone, anyone, to stop their march.

By the time the finals arrived, I found myself backing a team that had tormented Miami plenty over the years. It was an uneasy alliance, forged less out of faith in Dallas than out of spite for Boston. And sure, some might dismiss that series as a “gentleman’s sweep”—the Celtics winning 4-1 with the kind of authority that makes the losing side look like a footnote. But watching the Mavericks claw through those games, often just a few shots away from flipping the narrative, felt like an exercise in hope deferred. The cards didn’t fall their way, but for a fleeting moment, they almost made you believe they might.

(deuce knew!)

[doubleclutch]

Jamal and Jokic are coming for that list

[koolcards]

Here’s a few of my high-end cards. 

[enibas22]

IG thestrangerlair - 24th May 2023

“‼️PLEASE READ‼️ I (IG thestrangerlair) was reading the scripts and I come across this page, I start reading and as I read I notice that this dialogue has never been there in the series, or rather, there is but it is a background dialogue while the focus is on what Yuri is doing. Unfortunately I couldn't find the clip of the scene, but if you go to episode 9 of Stranger Things 4, it's in the first scene. Behind Yuri we can see Murray and Dmitri talking and we can even hear them slightly. I think this, in addition to being a nice detail, is very important as a dialogue, because it could be the confirmation that Murray, Dmitri and Yuri at the end of Stranger Things 4 are also in Indiana, in fact, we know that in the end we see all the characters except the three of them.”

@brettgelman @tomwlaschiha @nikoladjuricko #MurrayBauman #DmitriAntonov #YuriIsmailov #StrangerThings4 #StrangerThings4Script

[lcandothisallday]

i love seeing lakers/lebron fans absolutely lose their mind over their team fumbling a 20pt lead to the denver nuggets🤭 consider me a nuggets stan😌

[previouslyondaysofourlives]

[nbafinalsarchive]

Champs!

[giovannareunis]

My new shirt just arrived yesterday 😍

I got it from here