Ok Pat Riley your time to shine
Since Adam Silver clearly isnt playing ball TIME TO SHIT ON GAMBLING PUBLICLY
Continue your glorious work from the press conference. Shit on the refs and LaMelo too while you're at it.
Since Adam Silver clearly isnt playing ball TIME TO SHIT ON GAMBLING PUBLICLY
Continue your glorious work from the press conference. Shit on the refs and LaMelo too while you're at it.
You know what I just realized about this universe? Through magic, humans are somehow capable of resurrecting the dead, sending others dreams and visions, hatching dragons from eggs turned to stone, raising a Wall made of ice that does not melt, using magic to steal anothers' face and mimic their exact identity, and much more.
But you know what magic can't do in this universe (apparently)? CHANGE A CHARACTER'S HAIR COLOUR PERMANENTLY 😂😂😂
Its literally the last stats credit I need to graduate and I straight up dont know why its taking so long... Has anyone else gotten their grades back? How do you think you did? ive been nervously checking multiple times a day for weeks now....
Pat Riley is a savage lmao. Check out the following passage from an article by Ira: https://www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/05/01/pat-riley-the-latest-heat-boss-to-chime-in-on-unmet-expectations-with-nikola-jovic/
'“I had him in the lineup on my depth-chart board as a starter,” Riley said, three weeks before that season-opener having extended Jovic a four-year, $62.4 million extension that kicks in this next season.
By season’s end, Riley had Jovic remove his name from that same depth chart on the wall of Riley’s office that sits hard along Biscayne Bay.
“When I met with Niko at the end of the year for an exit meeting,” Riley said of the session that came in the immediate wake of the Heat’s first non-playoff season in seven years, “he walked into my office and I said, ‘Go to my board up there.’ And he went up to the board, and I said, ‘Where’s your name?’ He says, ‘Right there.’
“I said, ‘Take it off — it’s a magnet. Take the magnet off. Take it to your seat.’ ”
Listed on that magnet was Jovic’s height and weight — and also his salary, as in the remainder of his Heat contract.
In the most tangible way, it was a moment reflective of expectation unrealized.
“And, I said, ‘Well the most important thing here is not this or that, it’s the name in the middle,’ ” Riley said of all the other elements listed on the name plate, continuing, “You were projected to be a starter for us, that’s the opportunity that you had at the beginning.”
An opportunity lost.'