Steve Pinone Jr. @Steve_Pinone

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Nicky The Good @nickythegood

a month ago

This is the best edit. No commentary. Just the sound of The Garden.

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NBA @NBA

a month ago

Josh Hart shares a moment with his @NovaMBB coach Jay Wright! The former national champ is up 3-1 in the NBA Finals!

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Villanova MBB @NovaMBB

a month ago

ATTITUDE WIN ✌️ Largest comeback in NBA Finals History! @jalenbrunson1 @joshhart @mikal_bridges #OnceAWildcatAlwaysAWildcat

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Villanova MBB @NovaMBB

2 months ago

Villanova Basketball.

Rob Perez @WorldWideWob

2 months ago

What a possession here. Four different dribble penetrations into the paint, all feeling the presence of Wemby, the patience, and eventually: the look.

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Ben Stiller @BenStiller

2 months ago

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New York Basketball @NBA_NewYork

2 months ago

Wildcat moment: Kyle Lowry with Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart & Mikal Bridges post series

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NEW YORK KNICKS @nyknicks

2 months ago

ON TO THE EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS

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New York Post Sports @nypostsports

2 months ago

Knicks fans in Philly for Game 4. 🤯 This is what it sounds like every time New York scores.

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New York Yankees @Yankees

3 months ago

Best of luck in the playoffs, @nyknicks! 🏀🙌 #NewYorkForever | #AlwaysKnicks

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New York Yankees @Yankees

4 months ago

Good Morning, New York. #RepBX

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Dylan Johnson @bydylanjohnson

4 months ago

On this day 17 years ago: Scottie Reynolds sends Villanova to the Final Four.

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Opta FCS Football @OptaAnalystFCS

4 months ago

Let's roll.

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New York Giants @Giants

5 months ago

Cinematic moments 🎥

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Jordan Raanan @JordanRaanan

6 months ago

Most dominant half I've ever seen -- 191 yards and a long game-winning TD on fourth down with less than 2 minutes left in the fourth quarter.

Kalshi Football @KalshiFB

6 months ago

When Odell Beckham Jr. had an 8 REC, 222 YDS, 2 TD performance against Baltimore in 2016 ⭐️ x.com/NFLPerformance…

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Robert Sterling @RobertMSterling

6 months ago

The Goo Goo Dolls played this concert on July 4, 2004. There’s a strong case to be made that—down to the exact day—it represented the peak of American history. Post-9/11 unity still defined our social ethos. The country was finally overcoming the shock of the horrifying attack, but it was still thought about, discussed, memorialized daily. The war in Iraq, though divisive, still looked winnable (at least possibly, by some). George W. Bush and John Kerry were running in a contentious election, but their campaigns would end up looking positively gentlemanly compared to anything that would follow beginning with the Obama era four years later. The stock market had recovered from the dot-com collapse, and the housing market was still booming. The Global Financial Crisis that would bring ruination to countless retirees and permanently set back the earnings potential of millions of millennials remained years ahead. Nobody outside Wall Street had ever heard the term “subprime mortgage” or “collateralized debt obligation.” Facebook has recently launched, auguring the age of social media. But its usage was still confined to a few thousand early-adopting users at selective colleges; it would be months before it became a household name, years before its algorithms turbocharged cultural—and political—division, incentivized the mass production of digital slop, and fried the collective dopamine receptors of mankind. The first iPhone was just a sketch on a white board in Cupertino. Text messaging and mobile email barely existed; office workers could leave their cubicles and not think about work until the next morning. Music was purchased on CDs, movies were rented at Blockbuster, homework was turned in on paper. MTV still played music videos. Kids could be kids. Reasonable adults could have reasonable debates about reasonable political differences without crashing out or canceling relationships. Culture wasn’t defined by irony, discourse wasn’t consumed by political polarization. The world wasn’t yet digital; it was governed by people—our logic, our emotions, our human hearts—not by algorithms in distant data centers. It was all still authentically human. It was all still real. And the Goo Goo Dolls went up on stage in Buffalo, New York, on the Fourth of July, with nothing but raw spirit, and absolutely crushed Iris in the rain. We didn’t know it at the time—wouldn’t realize it until years later—but that was the zenith for us. The peak of America’s exceptionalism, the apogee of unbridled Americana. That was the top. I will always love this video.

Dr. Ben Braddock @GraduatedBen

6 months ago

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Anthony Rivardo @Anthony_Rivardo

6 months ago

Tom Coughlin. An absolute New York Giants legend, delivering in the clutch, one last time.

Ian O'Connor @Ian_OConnor

6 months ago

Hey John Harbaugh, which of the famous ex Giants made an impact on you in talks: "Tom Coughlin. He was a big part of this process for me. I spent a lot of time on the phone with Tom. I've admired him as a coach & friend and he really encouraged me to go forward with the Giants."