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What an idiot…. You don’t “play” track…

https://www.tmz.com/2025/04/08/octavio-dotel-reportedly-trapped-after-nightclub-roof-collapses/ 10:39 AM PT -- MLB insider Héctor Gómez is now reporting Octavio Dotel has died. The former pitcher, according to the reporter, passed away while he was being transported from the nightclub rubble to the hospital. Dotel was just 51 years old.

What a poofter…

He was a former pitcher for almost half the league…

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WOOT!!! Congrats to the Huskies on their 12th National Title in basketball… And the season comes to a close with UConn cutting down the nets…

Great third quarter by the Huskies…. Azzi probably going to be the Final Four MOP, if they can hold onto the lead…. Though Sarah Strong is putting up some great numbers… One more quarter to go for UConn as they are up 20…

Good first half by the Huskies, but getting killed on offensive rebounds…. Luckily for UConn, South Carolina hasn’t been able to convert much… Azzi came to play today and Sarah already with ten boards…. Not bad for a freshman…

True, but I was wondering if you might had meant Groot…

Goot?

Actually you are the stupid one…. Both Ovi and Gretzky has played for 20 years in the league…. Kind of funny when you are trying to sound like you know something…

And he did it on the moon…

OVI SCORES!!!!! #895!!

Ovi goes for the goal record today at the Islanders at 12:30pm ET… Their next game is at home on Thursday, kind of hope he does it at home…

Finals today at 3pm ET!!!! UConn vs South Carolina Hopefully Paige can go out a winner…

LOL... So insecure...

Azzi put on a show in the first half for the Huskies…

#894…. Ties The Great One…

There will some fights when the Caps and Canes get together next week…

South Carolina sure made a statement in the second half…

First half between Texas and South Carolina was pretty even as expected…. Couldn’t ask for a good first half…

Ovi scored his 40th of the season against the Blackhawks… 893rd goal currently in his 1486th game… Gretzky had 894 in 1487 games… One to tie…

https://www.espn.com/wnba/story/_/id/44531899/elena-delle-donne-listens-body-announces-retirement Two-time WNBA MVP Elena Delle Donne has retired from basketball, saying her body "seemed to make this decision before my mind accepted it" in an Instagram post. Delle Donne won a WNBA title with the Washington Mystics in 2019 but was hampered by multiple back surgeries and did not play in the league in 2024. "One of my favorite children's books asked, 'How did it get so late so soon?'" Delle Donne wrote in her post. "I have asked myself that over and over again in the process of coming to the decision to retire from playing basketball. Being able to say that out loud was one of the hardest parts of my career. My body seemed to make this decision before my mind accepted it but I now truly know this is the right thing for me at the right time." Delle Donne was drafted by the Chicago Sky in 2013 and pushed for a trade to the Mystics after the 2016 season. She won the 2019 title with Washington while playing with three herniated disks. But she didn't play in the 2020 season in the COVID-19 bubble in Bradenton, Florida, and was limited to three games by back issues in 2021 before playing 25 games in 2022 and 23 in 2023. She missed the 2024 season after deciding not to sign a one-year supermax offer from the Mystics. Delle Donne, 35, won the WNBA MVP award in 2015 and 2019, becoming the first player to receive the honor with two different teams. She was a seven-time All-Star and a four-time All-WNBA first-team selection over her 11 seasons. She played college basketball at Delaware, where she was a two-time All-American and led the Blue Hens to the Sweet 16 in 2013. "Words cannot adequately express how thankful I am to my family, all of my incredible teammates, friends, executives, sponsors, staff and most importantly the amazing fans that have accompanied me on this journey," Delle Donne wrote. "This game has been my life and I am grateful for the memories and how much it's given me. It feels good to close this chapter knowing I gave it my all and I can't wait for what's next!" Delle Donne averaged 19.5 points and 6.7 rebounds in 241 regular-season games. She played in 40 postseason games, where she averaged 17.9 points, 6.1 rebounds and 2.3 assists. She retires the league's career leader in free throw shooting at 93.7%. She will serve as a special advisor to Monumental Basketball, part of the company that owns the Mystics and Wizards. "We'll miss her on the court. But we're glad she'll still be with us, shaping the next chapter for Monumental Basketball and all we're building," Monumental Sports & Entertainment chairman and CEO Ted Leonsis said in a statement. "Elena's impact has been immeasurable, and we're eager to see how she'll keep pushing the game, just in a different way."

Yes that is mostly true but there are some in the WNBA that are married to men…. And not tranny men…. Real men that were born that way…