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OG Anunoby, Tim Hardaway Jr. and Derrick Jones Jr.

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Pistons penalized for six players on court in season opener loss to Pacers [VIDEO]

Detroit Pistons Assessed Technical Foul for Six Players on the Court Continue reading Pistons penalized for six players on court in season opener loss to Pacers [VIDEO]

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Tim Hardaway Jr wearing Miu Miu cardigan.

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timmy, dwight & josh with bailey [mavs’ emotional support dog] 📸 dallasmavsbailey

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men and dogs 🐶😭

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NBA's Tim Hardaway Jr. Leaves Game In Wheelchair After Slamming Head On Ground

Scary scene on the NBA hardwood Tuesday night ... Pistons wing Tim Hardaway Jr. terrifyingly slammed his head on the ground -- and needed a wheelchair to leave the game. The scene all unfolded in the third quarter of Detroit's matchup with the Heat… via https://ift.tt/6gQFexo

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NBA's Tim Hardaway Jr. Leaves Game In Wheelchair After Slamming Head On Ground

Scary scene on the NBA hardwood Tuesday night … Pistons wing Tim Hardaway Jr. terrifyingly slammed his head on the ground — and needed a wheelchair to leave the game. The scene all unfolded in the third quarter of Detroit’s matchup with the Heat… from TMZ.com https://www.tmz.com/2024/11/13/tim-hardaway-jr-wheelchair/

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Kawhi Leonard, Grant Williams, and Tim Hardaway Jr.

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∀ Pistons' Tim Hardaway Jr. Exits Game vs. Heat in Wheelchair After Injury http://blog.collectingall.com/TG8PFt

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Birthdays 9.1

Beer Birthdays

John F. Betz Jr. (1856)

William “Billy” Barnes (1864)

Ben Edmunds (1981)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Edgar Rice Burroughs; writer (1875)

Richard Farnsworth; actor (1920)

Joe Jusko; comic book artist, illustrator (1959)

Seiji Ozawa; orchestra conductor (1935)

Art Pepper; jazz saxophonist (1925)

Famous Birthdays

Soshana Afroyim; Austrian painter (1927)

Innokenty Annensky; Russian poet (1855)

Adolphe Appia; Swiss stage design theorist (1862)

Francis William Aston; physicist, chemist (1877)

Archie Bell; soul singer-songwriter and musician (1944)

Blaise Cendrars; Swiss author and poet (1887)

Chicken Boy; Los Angeles icon (1969)

Gene Colan; illustrator (1926)

James John "Gentleman Jim" Corbett; boxer (1866)

Yvonne De Carlo; actor (1922)

Alan Dershowitz; attorney (1938)

Gloria Estefan; pop singer (1957)

Christopher Ferguson; astronaut (1961)

Bruce Foxton; English singer-songwriter and bass player (1955)

Nicholas Garland; English cartoonist (1935)

Al Geiberger; golfer, holds record for lowest round, 59 (1937)

Barry Gibb; pop singer (1946)

Holly Golightly; comic book artist (1964)

Hilda Hänchen; German physicist (1919)

Tim Hardaway; basketball player and coach (1966)

Willem Frederik Hermans; Dutch author, poet, and playwright (1921)

Eleanor Hibbert; English author (1906)

Kin Hubbard; writer (1868)

Engelbert Humperdinck; German composer (1854)

Boney James; saxophonist (1961)

Allen Jones; English sculptor and painter (1937)

Joe Jusko; comic book artist (1959)

Per Kirkeby; Danish painter, sculptor, and poet (1938)

Marshall Lytle; bass player and songwriter (1933)

Rocky Marciano; boxer (1923)

Ludwig Merwart; Austrian artist (1913)

Hilda Rix Nicholas; Australian artist (1884)

Ron O'Neal; actor (1937)

Johann Pachelbel; German composer (1653)

Walter Philip Reuther; labor leader (1907)

Ann Richards; educator and politician (1933)

Othmar Schoeck; Swiss composer (1886)

Leonard Slatkin; orchestra conductor (1944)

Lily Tomlin; comedian, actor (1939)

Conway Twitty; country singer (1933)

Boxcar Willie; country singer (1931)

Zendaya; actress and singer (1996)

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Dallas agrees to trade Tim Hardaway Jr., picks to Detroit for Quentin Grimes http://dlvr.it/T8vdtj

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Welcome to the latest episode of Sports Kings! In this thrilling episode, your host MeanGene "Sports Machine"

 and co-host Dustin Phiferr dive deep into the NBA Finals action as the Dallas Mavericks prepare to host the Boston Celtics for Games 3 and 4. With the Celtics up two games to none, the Mavericks face a crucial moment in the series.

The show kicks off with a somber note as the hosts discuss the recent passing of NBA legend Jerry West. They reflect on his storied career as a player and executive, his influence on the game, and his legacy as the man behind the NBA logo. Dustin and Gene share personal anecdotes and pay tribute to Mr. Clutch, emphasizing his unparalleled impact on basketball.

Transitioning to the Finals, the hosts break down the series so far, highlighting the Celtics' commanding lead and their defensive prowess. They analyze the key factors that have led to Boston's success, including the stellar performances of Jaylen Brown and Jrue Holiday. Special attention is given to Holiday's incredible two-way play, which has made him a standout candidate for Finals MVP.

Injury updates play a significant role in the discussion, with Luka Doncic battling multiple ailments and Kristaps Porzingis dealing with a serious leg injury. Gene and Dustin explore how these injuries could impact the Mavericks' chances and what adjustments Dallas needs to make to stay competitive.

Jason Kidd's controversial comments about Jaylen Brown and their potential psychological impact are also scrutinized. The hosts debate whether Kidd's remarks were a strategic move or an unnecessary distraction for his team.

As the episode progresses, the focus shifts to tonight's Game 3. Gene and Dustin provide in-depth analysis of what the Mavericks must do to secure a win at home. Key players like Kyrie Irving, Tim Hardaway Jr., and the Mavericks' supporting cast are discussed, with the hosts emphasizing the importance of reducing turnovers and improving shooting efficiency.

Predictions are made, with both hosts cautiously optimistic about the Mavericks' chances of bouncing back in front of their home crowd. They agree that a strong performance from Kyrie Irving and contributions from role players will be essential for Dallas to turn the series around.

In a heartfelt conclusion, Gene and Dustin reflect on the recent losses of Jerry West and Bill Walton, honoring their contributions to the sport and the legacies they leave behind.

Join us for this comprehensive and engaging episode of Sports Kings as we gear up for another exciting night of NBA Finals action. Will the Mavericks make a comeback, or will the Celtics maintain their dominance? Tune in to find out!