Only 2 days until Christmas and 8 until the end of '25?! Craziness! Hope everyone is enjoying their holidays!!

Man that was a rough game. Not ready to give up on the Cavs' season yet, but they need to do some serious soul searching and make some significant changes in order to right the ship.

PSA: If you are an old school gamer, get a GKD Pixel 2 while they are still available. Incredible little device. Plays PS1 and earlier games flawlessly, most N64 and PSP titles work, and it is about the size of a deck of cards. My childhood now fits in my pocket.

Cooper Flagg went off for 35 points tonight in the win against the Clippers...

I am going to need the Cavs to please remember who they are and put away this scrub Hawks team.

When I start to worry about the state of my Dallas Mavs, I seek solace in our 2011 championship run and the fact that the Diggler was one of the best to ever lace them up.
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Man tell me DG did not just reinjure the same left toe...come on Cavs time to pull together!!

The first snow of the season!

Is there ever a time PJ Washington is not standing on business?

Whenever I start to get concerned about the state of my Dallas Mavericks, I just remember this quote from current player/philosopher Naji Marshall: "Animals. Dawgs. All of us. All five. Dawg. Gotta have that dawg in you, no kitty. You gotta be born with it…Dawged up, that’s it.”

That 4th quarter was rough, but a win is a win! Go Cavs!

Not a great sign for the Lakers when Luka puts up a stat line of 43p/12r/9a and they still lose by 10 at home to the Warriors.

Cooper Flagg looks legit. This Mavs squad has potential.

The OG Final Fantasy might be 38 years old now, but it is still a banger. Black Mage 4 Eva.

Wow so if we live in Ohio, we now have to age verify to use Bluesky eh? Strange times we are living in. Thanks Big Brother.

Man being a Dallas Mavericks fan is a crazy ride these days.

“It’s not whether you win or lose, but whether you win!” -- Words of wisdom from the board game that is sadly preferred by a slight majority (49.97%) of Americans.