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Brandon Ingram had the game of his (young) career on Thursday night. He also made one very vocal gambler's night in the process.
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Ingram had 49 points as his New Orleans Pelicans ended the Utah Jazz 10-game winning streak with a wild 138-132 victory in overtime. But it was during the extra period that one Pelicans backer made his rooting interests clear while the 22-year-old star was at the foul line. Watch and listen:
https://twitter.com/barstoolbets/status/1218018453027807232?s=21
Love the announcer noting how “the loyalty factor is exceptional.” Yep, that's it.
As you can see, Ingram missed his first free throw attempt—drawing a bloodcurdling cry from this loud degenerate—but converted the second one. And incredibly, the Jazz never scored again as the Pelicans not only covered the 5.5-point spread, but won to make their money-line backers happy as well.
More incredible was how regulation ended, which explain..

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If you were already tired of hearing about the MLB's sign-stealing scandal, you might want to find a hole, crawl in it and not come out for the next few days. It's about to get much, much worse.
Before the news of Carlos Beltran stepping down even had a chance to get cold, Beltran's niece, or someone everyone has assumed is Beltran's niece, sent out two tweets about José Altuve and Alex Bregman, two of the Houston Astros' biggest stars. According to the mystery tweeter, both Bregman and Altuve had devices underneath their jerseys that buzzed, and the devices were controlled by a “hallway video guy”:
https://twitter.com/Jomboy_/status/1217886556263940098
In her second tweet, you'll see she refers to Altuve not wanting his jersey ripped off after “Chapman gave up homer.” She is of course talking about Altuve's walk-off, ALCS-clinching homer off New York Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman in Game 6 that sent the Astros to the World Series. Immediately, Twitt..