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Mind you when OVI was Crosby’s Current age he had
44G 29A 73P in 65 games
Crosby could only dream of that statline at age 39
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this is one of those goals that 10 years from now you'll remember where you were
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Epically fist pump and roar if you lead the Washington Capitals in goals
ALT Alex Tuch celebrates his shorthanded goal.
ALT Alex Tuch fist pumps after scoring.
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Congratulations to my GREAT friend Alexander Ovechkin, who just scored his first goal of the NHL season, against the Snooze-fest Seattle Kraken. At 41 years young, Alexander can still Score, much to the disappointment of the Radical Hockey Left, Lamestream NHL Media. Wow! NHL PRESIDENT DONALD JOHN TRUMP
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I’m in total disbelief my Commanders had such poor clock management in today’s overtime game against the Giants. All we had to do was kick the field goal and we would have won the game!🤦🏾♂️
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My 7-year-old son can’t watch sports with me anymore. Not because of the games, but because of the commercials.
The horror movie trailers are the worst. The terrifying imagery can send him into a spiral of anxiety that lasts well beyond the 30-second ad. These are images his young mind simply isn’t ready to process.
We talk a lot about mental health in this country, especially in sports. Yet between the relentless gambling ads, alcohol promotions and genuinely disturbing horror trailers, I’ve reached a point where watching an MLB or NFL game with my kids requires me to monitor every commercial break.
I love sports. I work in sports. Some of my favorite childhood memories were made watching games with my family. I want that for my sons.
I wish we could exercise better judgment about what we’re putting in front of families during sporting events.
Sports should bring generations together. Instead, I’m increasingly forced to treat game day like an adults-only event.
Something feels very wrong about that.
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One of the biggest issues we have as a society is platforming and magnifying loud people instead of smart & genuinely good people. It’s a huge reason for a ton of problems.
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Bro. I am a Commanders fan and am saying this is disgusting by Stephen A. My understanding is Lane’s parents aren’t doing well. That man is not a quitter. He’s carried that OL and he more than anyone has earned the right to step away.
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On a totally unrelated note, the stock market is topping regardless of whatever short-term shenanigans they pull. If I were you, I’d highly encourage you to ignore the BS promoted on this platform or Wall Street. They are lying and selling their shares to naive sheep 🐑
Source: Bloomberg
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If you want to succeed in life, you need to learn to think and act independently of the good opinion of others.
No one cares about your future as much as you do. No one is coming to make you successful. No one is going to make you rich. That’s your responsibility.
You have to make decisions based on your own passions, your own dreams, your own goals, and your own tolerance for risk—not based on what someone else thinks you should do.
And yes, that includes your parents, your kids, your spouse, your friends—and society.
Listen to advice. Consider opinions. Learn from people you respect. But ultimately, you have to live your life—not the life other people have chosen for you.
If you want uncommon results, you have to be willing to make decisions that other people may not understand, approve of, or agree with.
Your life. Your decisions. Your consequences. Your future.