Tim James @timoptix

@SLessard Thanks for the incredible show last night! Your intros on Watchtower and Crush were on point. Love that you’re repping the CU Buffaloes gear. Hope to see you and the boys back again next year!

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Tim James @timoptix

3 weeks ago

@flovom @AEGPresentsRM Would love to see Folsom host DMB for a three night weekend in the near future. The July 2001 show was so epic they released it as a live album.

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Tim James @timoptix

3 weeks ago

@PatrickDLyons Back on pace for 💯 losses (rounding up from 99.69) for a fourth straight season. Well deserved mark for inept ownership.

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Tim James @timoptix

3 weeks ago

💯 🎯

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Tim James @timoptix

3 weeks ago

@nuggets Kroenkes have absolutely fumbled Jokić’s prime years since winning it all in ‘23. The list of transgressions is getting longer. The roster is no better position to win than after getting embarrassed by an injured TWolves team. Nuggs are following the Bucks playbook unfortunately.

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Tim James @timoptix

4 weeks ago

@BDSpenc Crazy to think that Kris Bryant has only made 712 plate appearances for the Rockies since 2022. If he doesn’t make another one during the next two years on his contract, he will have earned over $250k per plate appearance for the Rockies. Unbelievable.

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Tim James @timoptix

4 weeks ago

@frankmikesmith How often do you plan on accepting questions in your DMs on X? I have a good one to submit.

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Tim James @timoptix

4 weeks ago

@EricHeinz57 @KyleClark BananaBall founder Jesse Cole is a genius and a king of surprises. Entertainment guru. Modern day Barnum and Bailey.

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Tim James @timoptix

4 weeks ago

@walkonredshirts Tommie Frazier. Unbelievable college football player.

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Tim James @timoptix

4 weeks ago

@DLineCo Houston Oilers throwback potentially?

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Spencer Jones @Skjones24_

a month ago

"Don't miss, rook." That was my introduction to Russell Westbrook. Summer before my first year in the league. All the guys in town are playing pickup. I hit the game-winning shot, but we have a rule that you have to validate a game winner by making a free throw to officially end the game. After I made that shot, Russ chest-checked me with the ball at the free throw line. Got right in my ear, said it softly. "Don't miss, rook." Then he stood right next to me. Not moving. Just standing there. That was the intensity. It wasn't mean or personal. That's just how he was. He did not want to lose. And if I missed that free throw, the game keeps going. I hit it. And he shook his head in light approval, like OK, maybe he can handle the moment. That intensity never turned off. Not in pickup, not in practice, not in film, not even in some simple arguments. The energy, the joy, the competitiveness was on every single day. And I tried to emulate that on the court because it was impossible to be around it and not raise your own standard. Russ taught me the ins and outs of the game: the politics from the front office down, how to carry yourself, and not only how to handle pressure, but embrace it. And there were the rookie duties too. Getting him meals, handling what needed to be handled on the road. But that was well worth the price of admission to learn next to one of the all-time greats. A lot of what I've accomplished and my longevity in this league traces back to that first year learning from him. Congrats on a legendary career, Russ! @russwest44