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Guy Fieri plans to convince Kevin Durant to stay with the Warriors by cooking him off-the-chain grub
Alexander TamargoGuy Fieri is a walking, talking power move. He drives red Camaro convertibles, wears bowling shirts engulfed in flames, and has frosted tips in the year 2019. He's made millions of dollars eating diner cheeseburgers, laughs in the face of heart disease on a daily basis, and is still down with Smash Mouth. The man oozes confidence out of every shiny pore and if anyone is to rescue Kevin Durant and the Golden State Warriors from their inevitably diverged futures, it's going to be him, the Brisket Avenger.
How does Fieri plan to accomplish that feat—to turn back time and save Bay Area basketball from its ashy demise? By leading a daring expedition to the heart of Flavortown, of course. Here's what Fieri had to say about his desire to see KD remain in Golden State in a recent interview with GQ:
Call me, KD. Tell me what you need. [laughs] If there is a such thing
as an inspiration dinner that I need to cook to bring all the
dignitaries together—all the playe..
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Man makes good on promise, bulldozes house in order to complete golf course for neighborhood kids
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Golfer shoots 27(!) on front nine, still doesn’t Monday Qualify for Web.com Tour event
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The clubs Tom Pernice Jr. and Scott Hoch used to win the Bass Pro Shops Legends of Golf at Big Cedar Lodge
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Did Kyle Lowry really attempt this absurdly dumb move with the game on the line?
Vaughn RidleyOn Monday night in Toronto, the Philadelphia 76ers were in control late in Game 2 of their second-round series with the Raptors. In a win they didn't desperately need but certainly wanted before heading back to Philly, Jimmy Butler rose to the occasion, scoring 30 points, the last two of which gave the Sixers a 90-84 lead with 1:42 remaining. Toronto point guard Kyle Lowry answered, hitting his second straight three to cut the lead to 90-87.
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The Raptors then got the quick stop they needed, and power forward Pascal Siakam made a layup after grabbing a pair of offensive rebounds on the possession. Suddenly it was a one-point game, one that would surely yield “PHILLY COLLAPSED!” takes from everyone if they let one get away and fell in a 2-0 hole in the series.
But Joel Embiid responded with a dominant drive to the rim that looked basically impossible to defend, extending Philly's lead back to three at 92-89 w..
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Jaylen Brown celebrated sweet revenge towards a high-school teacher who told Brown he’d be in jail
Boston Globe(Photo by Barry Chin/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)Sunday was a good day to be Jaylen Brown. Granted, most days are good days to be Brown, a former No. 3 overall pick in his third season in the NBA. Yet April 28 will now, and forever, hold a special place in his heart.
Not because Brown put up 19 points—highlighted by a vicious thrown-down on likely-MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo—in the Boston Celtics' surprising 112-90 win over the Milwaukee Bucks in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semi-finals…
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…Rather, Sunday was the special anniversary of one of Brown's teachers at Joseph Wheeler High School in Marietta, Georgia looking, in the words of hardwood philosopher Charles Barkley, “wronger than ketchup on pancakes.”
That's because on April 28, 2014, said instructor told Brown that in five years he'd be behind bars:
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Whew, is that a take that&..