Kobe Bryant tore his Achilles, knocked down 2 clutch FTS then walked off the floor in a win over the Warriors. Lakers trainer Gary Vitti said this was Kobe's “gutsiest moment.”
Kobe also hyperextended his knee earlier in the game & was nursing a sprained ankle. pic.twitter.com/
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It left him in a coma for nine months — and he had to learn how to walk again.
And he just threw the first pitch at the SF Giants' home opener...pic.twitter.com/
In fact, the Giants are three games over .500 for the first time since July 2018 — and the first time in the Farhan Zaidi era.
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Said that helped him have a great start to his day. 4/11/21, 5:15 PM
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| Anthony Slater |
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Kelly Oubre remains out tonight vs the Nuggets. Fell hard on a dunk Friday night and was wearing a wrist brace on the sideline on Saturday. Warriors will increase small-ball usage without Wiseman, but Oubre has been a key component of the quicker lineup combos. 4/12/21, 8:44 AM
▪️ Steph: 19 PTS from Wilt for GSW franchise record
@nuggets vs. @warriors at 10 PM ET on ESPN! pic.twitter.com/
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Former Major Leaguer Alex Rodriguez and billionaire Marc Lore are finalizing a deal to purchase the Minnesota Timberwolves from majority owner Glen Taylor, sources tell ESPN. Taylor will continue full control of team for two years before Rodriguez and Lore take over in 2023. 4/10/21, 3:55 PMHUGE WEEK FOR NINERS. Much was made of the Niners trading up to number three in the draft, and favoring Alabama’s Mac Jones with that third overall pick. I’ve been told the team has not made a decision who to take—I’m still guessing Jones—and the next eight days will be crucial in fact-finding. Coach Kyle Shanahan and GM John Lynch will be at second Pro Days for both Justin Fields in Columbus (Wednesday) and Trey Lance in North Dakota (next Monday).
Every year, there’s a wide variety of opinions on QB prospects. But the Mac Jones analysis is particularly wide-ranging. He’s not big for the position, at 6-2 ½ and 217 pounds, and he has neither a power arm nor great mobility. But those who love him really love him. He’s exceptionally smart and accurate (77.4 percent at Alabama in 2020), and, per Dane Brugler of The Athletic, accurate downfield too—58 percent on throws traveling 20 yards or more downfield, with 17 touchdowns and two interceptions. Jones waited his turn after Jalen Hurts and Tua Tagovailoa, then might have outplayed both of them in leading the NCAA in accuracy and passing yards (4,500) last year. As one coach who is studying quarterbacks this postseason told me: “His footwork is perfect, his decision-making is excellent, and even though he doesn’t have the strongest arm, it’s crazy how many deep balls he threw at Alabama that were right on the money.”
So we’ll see. Jones isn’t the athlete of the others in the class, but he does have traits any coach would like.
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