CSNURICH2004

Good luck on the Yankee bullpen!!!

Not only Yanks bullpen...yanks lineup!!! OMG

@sydney

 It's an AI

Advice: Carson Whisenhunt stands out for one elite pitch—his changeup is arguably the best in baseball at the minor league level. His fastball has decent sink and whiff potential, while his breaking stuff is still a work in progress. If he can command the zone consistently and use his changeup effectively, he projects as a solid mid-rotation lefty with above-average strikeout upside. Remeber, Pirates are in trouble agaisnt lefties!!!

@RUM151

 are you worried abour the chance of rain today at 75%?

Rain probability 75% today in Pit!!!

@Im_Chasing

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@Digitalkarma

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OVER 0.5 HR --------> +300

Good luck 

I like  Nick Kurtz 0.5 HR over +300!!!

Here’s a refined breakdown of MVP winners under 27 years old since 1990, focusing on those who made the playoffs and the NBA Finals:

1. LeBron James – first MVP 2009 at age 24

2. Kevin Durant – first MVP 2014 at age 25

3. Derrick Rose – MVP 2011 at age 22

4. Giannis Antetokounmpo – MVP 2019 at age 24

Caveat: Stephen Curry won his first MVP in 2015 at age 27, but since your threshold is “under 27,” he’s not included.

• LeBron (2009 onward): Played in—and advanced through—multiple playoff seasons. ?

• Durant (2014 onward): Made the playoffs every MVP year. ?

• Rose (2011): Cavaliers reached the postseason that year. ?

• Giannis (2019): Bucks of course reached the playoffs. ?

?? Total: 4 of 4 MVPs under 27 made the playoffs.

• LeBron James: Appeared in the Finals three consecutive times (2011–2013). ?

• Kevin Durant: Made it to the Finals with the Warriors in 2017 and 2018. ?

• Giannis Antetokounmpo: Reached and won the Finals in 2021. ?

• Derrick Rose: Never advanced to the NBA Finals. ?

?? Total: 3 of 4 MVPs under 27 reached the Finals.

Yes—while only 2 under-27 MVP winners have won a title since 1990 (Giannis in 2021, Durant in 2017/18, LeBron later), all 4 under-27 MVPs made the playoffs, and 3 of them advanced to the Finals, with 2 capturing championships.

Let me know if you'd like a deeper dive into any of their playoff runs!

from AI an interesting point of view:

• Pacers won the rebounding battle 56–39 overall en.as.com+15pacers.com+15rg.org+15.

• Specifically, in the second half, Indiana grabbed 9 offensive rebounds—key possessions that shifted momentum .

• Siakam recorded a 19-point, 10-rebound double-double, crashing the boards continuously

• Turner added 9 rebounds and 3 blocks, altering shots and controlling the interior

• Thunder removed their primary big men, Chet Holmgren and Isaiah Hartenstein, down the stretch.

• Without them, OKC was outmatched on the glass—Pacers crushed them with smaller, scrappier lineups

• r/nba noted: “Pacers shot 57?% on their threes when Hartenstein was on floor… but they outrebounded OKC by 19 when he was off.”

• OKC’s perimeter defense choice—keeping Hartenstein on court—opened Indiana's corner 3s but surrendered rebounds.

• When OKC switched to small-ball, Indiana out-rebounded them 56–39, capitalizing on that mismatch

• Indiana played for second chances late—more hustle, more tipped-tip rebounds.

• OKC, defending a lead, chose quickness over rebounding depth, and paid the price.

In short, the rebound disparity was a Pelican-planned strategy by Indiana combined with a Thunder gamble on spacing that unintentionally cost them control of the glass.

• Bring back a big man late—to secure rebounds without sacrificing spacing.

• Balance on-court lineup based on matchup: if Indiana has size, don’t go too small.

• Emphasize cleaning up the glass especially on the offensive end for extra scoring chances.

Indiana won the rebound battle because of smarter positioning, veteran aggression, and OKC’s reckless small-ball choice, not just raw boxing-out.

ATLANTA -14.5 -110

Brionna Jones over 9.5 rebounds ------105

@tweets50

 Yes he did!!! 

Julius Randle Over 18.5 -----110

Gl!!!

Jalen Williams OVER 10.5 (R+A) -120

Good luck tonight

wow I was so lucky with this bet. !!!!!

Amazing!!!