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A list of puns related to "William Bridges"
> Monty Williams said he thinks it's mind-boggling that Mikal Bridges is not talked about nationally as an All-Defense guy. > > "He guards the toughest guy every single night, sometimes 94 feet. All-Stars, 1A, 2A guys -- Mikal is on them. His value to our team is hard to quantify."
[Bobby Marks] Extensions so far:
3: L. Doncic: 5/$207.1 million
5: T. Young: 5/$172.5 million
7: W.Carter Jr.: 4/$50 million
10: Mk.Bridges: 4/$90 million
11: S. Gilgeous-Alexander: 5/$172.5 million
14: M. Porter Jr.: 5/$172.5 million
27: R.Williams: 4/$48 million
Total of $913M
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Note: This daily review captures and records the top individual +/- figures from each game from the previous day. Plus/minus is not a perfect statistic by any means, and it is often used as an index of individual performance like counting stats. That's NOT what I intend to do here. I think single game +/- figures can reflect interesting things that are not immediately obvious about games from the headlines. Which players made a two-way impact? Which players are part of particularly useful rotations? When did teams win games?
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Players with a higher (+/-) than minutes
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>A year ago, the 2017 draft class -- led by Jayson Tatum, Bam Adebayo, Donovan Mitchell and De'Aaron Fox -- set a league record when it signed $1 billion in rookie extensions.
>That mark is expected to be smashed this offseason with the first-round picks selected in 2018.
>Ayton, Luka Doncic, Trae Young, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Michael Porter Jr. alone account for $860 million in projected new money. Five players signing a rookie max extension would set the record for one offseason.
>Add Bridges, Kevin Huerter, Collin Sexton, Donte DiVincenzo, Miles Bridges, Robert Williams and possibly Jaren Jackson Jr. to that group and we could be looking at over $1.2 billion in extensions.
On Monday, February 13th, 2017, two teenage girls were dropped off to hike on the Monon High Bridge Trail in Deer Creek Township, Indiana. The girls were Abigail Williams, 13, and Liberty German, 14. Abby and Libby (as they were known) took a few photos on the bridge, and some video which showed an unknown man walking on the bridge behind them. The girls were reported missing soon after. Their bodies were found near the bridge the next day.
This is a well-known case with a lot of people looking at it, so we open with Before We Begin, where I set some expectations as best I can.
Having done that, we lay out The Facts in the Case.
Subjects of previous series were people, and in one case a family, but The Subject this time is a friendship, and the two extraordinary people it belonged to.
There's very little publicly-known evidence in this incident, so in many ways this series is an exercise in how to attack a problem. One such way is to use Binary Thinking.
A theme that comes up a fair amount during this series is that people tell us things with the decisions they make and the actions they take. This can help us understand what happened, even when we can't really see what happened. We explore this in more depth in A Story, Not Told in Words. This gives us some of the important questions to focus on, to figure out what doors to open as we attempt to sort out what happened.
We only have a small amount of data with this incident, but we can use different techniques on the same data and flesh out the information there by hitting it from different angles. We do that in Deductions, Round One.
That raises some possible areas of investigation we then crack open in detail, in [Persons, of Interest and Otherwise](https://www.reddit.com/user/CliffTruxton/comments/qcweqb/the_incident_on_the_monon_high_bridge_persons_of
... keep reading on reddit ➡Curious to know who projects out to be the best player out of the 5 who are young and have 3+D qualities to them.
For some context for those who haven’t seen this movie, these guys are transporting cases of old TNT that are so unstable they are swearing nitroglycerin. So any sudden move or disturbance can set off the explosives. And there’s no magic in this movie, Sorcerer is the name of one of the trucks carrying the volatile dynamite.
But damn this scene is intense, the sound design is perfect. I’m not exaggerating with what I said in the title, I can’t think of a more suspenseful scene than this.
What do you think?
WANITAGO 90"-98" adjustable 3-pc paddle. My back "went out" when I stood up to exit the kayak that afternoon. When I went through a complicated procedure to get the kayak out without lifting it at all, I managed to forget an adjustable-length WANITAGO Paddle I had thrown into the tall weeds to the left while retrieving the 'yak. I discovered this when kayaking Buckeye Lake yesterday (luckily, I carry a spare), but not surprised the paddle wasn't under the Williams Rd Bridges at Three Creeks/Alum Creek when I drove over to check. Not a fancy or great paddle, but if you found it, it's mine! Thanks.
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