Evan Gullison @EvanStatsG

Joined October 2013

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Evan Gullison @EvanStatsG

8 months ago

@samreich My girlfriend and I are watching the official cast recording tonight for the 5th time. Can we please a new season of play it by ear?

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Jomboy Media @JomboyMedia

10 months ago

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. shows up to Game 7 in a Marie-Phillip Poulin jersey. She’s the captain of the Canada women’s national ice hockey team (via @DanRichard_RDS)

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Evan Gullison @EvanStatsG

10 months ago

@KateBDoll @BarstoolBigCat

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Dark Kate @KateBDoll

10 months ago

Dodgers “no fun” security made these fine lads put their tarps back on. Five thumbs down

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Newfoundland Regiment @nlregiment

a year ago

The Newfoundland Regiment Hockey Club welcomes Tyler Jay and Matthew Smith to the Hockey Operations department! Unite. Inspire. Defend.

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Dear @BGALLY17 I feel like this jersey should belong to you. You wore it in warm-up 2022 just before they stop making those. So this is very unique, like your mom was 🙏🙏🙏 If you want it, it’s definitely for you to keep as a memory jersey! 🕊️🕊️

Lucie Lachance @LucieLou08

a year ago

@HabsOnReddit I got the last warm-up jersey he wore before they stopped doing it 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

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NBA History @NBAHistory

2 years ago

LeBron James is now the youngest (19y, 88d) and the oldest (40y, 38d) player in NBA history to score 40+ PTS. 🤯

NBA @NBA

2 years ago

LEBRON'S DOMINANCE CONTINUES 😤 👑 42 PTS (season high) 👑 17 REB 👑 8 AST 👑 6 3PM He joins Michael Jordan as the ONLY players 40 years or older to record 40+ PTS in a game!

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Evan Gullison @EvanStatsG

2 years ago

@BabyGronk5 @BarstoolBigCat @PardonMyTake @PardonMyMeme

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Evan Gullison @EvanStatsG

2 years ago

@FelthamDrew Tough week for teams having to play the Titan

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Charles Robinson @CharlesRobinson

2 years ago

Of those opining about the health concerns of #Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa, the most realistic portrayal of a player’s mindset came from former #Patriots LB @TedyBruschi, who had a stroke at 31, had a device put into his heart and returned to play. It’s worth your time. 🎥: @espn

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🐸 Dragon Groyper 🐸 @DragonGroyperr

2 years ago

@PardonMyTake Missing the dolphins/tyreek in the fastest 2 minutes should be a crime

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Evan Gullison @EvanStatsG

2 years ago

@BarstoolBigCat Was there a reason the Dolphins Jags weren’t included in the fastest two minutes?

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Devin Heroux @Devin_Heroux

2 years ago

Canada’s Felix Auger-Aliassime is as classy as it gets. A masterclass of sportsmanship when there was a lack of it around him. To show up with this much grace and poise in that moment is commendable. Let’s see if the umpire admits he was wrong.

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Evan Gullison @EvanStatsG

2 years ago

@zmdunner It's only up from here

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Team Homan 🥌 @TeamHoman

2 years ago

🚨GIVEAWAY ALERT | Team Canada Northern Lights jersey 🇨🇦🖤🌌 One winner will receive: 🥌 1 x autographed Team Canada Northern Lights jersey TO ENTER, YOU MUST ⬇️ 1) follow @TeamHoman & @GoldlineCurling 2) like and RT to your followers

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Evan Gullison @EvanStatsG

2 years ago

@Devin_Heroux Devin, do you know how long the appeal process typically takes?

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Chris Kouffman @ckparrot

3 years ago

Miami has running backs who are speed/outside guys, not power/inside guys. They have an offensive line that can't pass protect longer than 2 seconds and can't block for a downhill/inside run game. They have TEs who can block but not be a threat in the pass game. They have WRs who are speed threats, but god help us if you try and throw them a fade. And yes, they have a QB who isn't allowed to play hero ball anymore because of the concussion history, and who is both speed and arm limited in scramble situations. This is all so specific, the opposite of versatile, and so the way to make it all work was similarly specific with many precise moving parts, like a Swiss-made clock. It was an impressive display of engineering when everything was in working order. But it was like a speed skater who couldn't be beat when the ice is smooth and goes into full face plant when the ice has the smallest imperfection. And you know where those imperfections show up? On the road. Crowd noise interferes with your communication and choreography. Sub-zero temperatures interfere with...everything. Different playing surfaces, equipment malfunction, etc. Even the plane flight, you have a guy who looks like he's going to play this week but when he gets off the flight his ankle is the size of a grapefruit and now you're missing a guy who was planned for on the install. Then you account for how the establishment of this hyper-specific approach early in the season leaves you trapped into it later in the season, even as you come across smart-coached teams who have played against you multiple times on the year. Miami needs to quiet the turmoil to the extent that is reasonably possible. That starts with the QB-C exchange. It starts with putting together a HEALTHIER roster and not just accepting that so-and-so will play maybe 60% of your snaps and that's fine. But they also need to put together more inherent versatility from a personnel standpoint. The offensive line is a versatility multiplier. Miami went into the year saying we're not as worried about it as you all are, and it turned out they had some reasons for that. But at the end of the day, it was an issue.