#TeamPlayers

[digital-bud]

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[sportsloverguide]

Here are 14 of the NBA's most underrated diamonds in the rough

Seth Curry (Dallas Mavericks): Steph's little brother may not have the same firepower, but his efficiency and catch-and-shoot prowess is undeniable.

Bobby Portis (Milwaukee Bucks): This high-motor hustle machine anchors the Bucks' championship-caliber defense and has blossomed into a reliable offensive weapon.

Jalen Brunson (New York Knicks): A floor general with championship pedigree, Brunson's basketball IQ and poise make him a key cog in the Knicks' rebuild.

Dejounte Murray (Atlanta Hawks): A dynamic two-way guard, Murray excels in transition and boasts elite size and scoring ability for his position.

Jarrett Allen (Cleveland Cavaliers): This defensive dynamo anchors the Cavs' young core with his hustle, rim protection, and surprising on-ball defense.

Tobias Harris (Philadelphia 76ers): A versatile forward with a smooth scoring touch, Harris provides consistent production without the flashy headlines.

Malcolm Brogdon (Portland Trailblazers): A fundamentally sound point guard with championship experience, Brogdon can do it all on the court.

Grayson Allen (Phoenix Suns): Despite past controversies, Allen's perimeter shooting and defensive tenacity make him a valuable contributor.

Desmond Bane (Memphis Grizzlies): This second-year guard emerged as a surprise scoring threat after Ja Morant's injury, showcasing a deep bag of offensive tricks.

Alec Burks (Detroit Pistons): A veteran with scoring and defensive versatility, Burks provides mentorship and scoring punch to the young Pistons.

JaVale McGee (Sacramento Kings): No longer "Tragic Bronson," McGee's championship experience, rim protection, and energy make him a valuable asset for any team.

Luke Kennard (Los Angeles Clippers): This sharpshooter spaces the floor for Paul George and knocks down open threes with laser accuracy.

Isaiah Hartenstein (New York Knicks): Don't be fooled by his modest scoring numbers, Hartenstein's advanced stats reveal a smart passer, skilled finisher, and defensive anchor.

Jordan Clarkson (Utah Jazz): Embracing his role as a high-powered sixth man, Clarkson continues to light up the bench and bring energy every night.

These 14 players are just a taste of the hidden talent lurking beneath the NBA's bright lights. They contribute in countless ways, proving that a championship team is built not just on superstars, but on the dedication and skill of every player on the roster. So next time you watch a game, keep an eye out for these underrated gems – they might just surprise you with their brilliance.

[virtualcoach-blog]

True team players play to win, but they put it all out there for the benefit of the whole team.

[4mulaone]

if u would have told me five years ago that kevin magnussen was proverbially jumping on the landmine on track to save the life of nico hulkenburg……..well. you know what i would have said

[exy-shmexy]

So we all know the Ravens are all paired up and Neil was supposed to be number 3 until Nathaniel disappeared and Jean got the number. Now the thing is, when Neil went to the Nest, he was branded number 4, so that means there was never a number 4 before Neil spent those weeks there, right?

So what if it means that Jean never got paired with anybody during his entire time with the Ravens because the Moriyamas kept the hopes of eventually finding Nathaniel one day. That would mean Jean was constantly alone. He would see all the Ravens in pair, all of them would have someone to support one another except for him. I bet Riko loved to remind him that. In all his cruelty, he loved to remind him his pair isn’t here, that there is no one for him and there never will be.

Maybe Jean got his hopes up when Riko and Kevin started to hear about a certain goalkeeper that caught their interest. Perhaps this man would become his number 4.

Until Andrew told them both to fuck off and Jean remained completely alone in the Nest, resigned to his fate of solitude.

[stomach-rental]

WILL MAGICAL GIRL TIMES!

As you may recall I made a drawing of Louis as a magical girl here! That game didn't end up being able to happen and I DO want to spiff up his outfit again, but I am now in a new game with Will this round and he's got a magical girl outfit too >:)

William James Rowe belongs to @peachnewt and her series, Getting in Deep!

[arkhammaid]

i am stressing out. i am so fucking stressing out. switching between three different apps to keep up with the race while trying to navigate the streets of dublin this is the worst. the fucking worst

[takkamek]

sainz: "team order is a team order, the team always comes first"

also sainz: is told to hold up hamilton for few laps (while he was in the middle sector at the time which was the perfect place to hold HAM up), immediately asks for pit because doing so would've benefitted charles

[rheima-art]

heidi teamplayer because i just make overcomplicated art of side characters who havent appeared in the comic yet, apparently

[mannap]

Literally speechless because of this Instagram post... yes, that is the best finish this season. And it belongs to ESTEBAN

[ask-teamplayer]

TeamPlayer's first anniversary was yesterday, here's the celebratory Goldenrose art I made for it!

[rheima]

Ayo Rhemia!! I haven’t seen you around a lot, but there’s a big topic I’ve been wanting to ask but haven’t because I thought it was a weird topic to ask about, so just ignore it if it is. Or discord pm about it instead lol

I haven’t read much of team player, but I’ve been interested in the ask blog. What I’m curious about is how you’ve incorporated the themes of politics into the characters and how you’ve gotten the research as a young writer (that sounds… intense… but this is just for my own practise and fun basically.)

I ended up accidentally creating a set of ocs where I realised young adult modern politics is basically the main theme, and seeing in ur work it seems really interesting. But I don’t know much about politics other at all (than seeing tumblr posts, which is uh-not a really credible source of information), and it’s pretty scary to begin research :’)

So I thought I’d ask how you did it! If this is all too much, I’d just be curious how you came up with the idea of team players.

hihi!!! cant say that i've done much deep research SPECIFICALLY for teamplayer (other than re-checking details about luis and lily and their culture cause i dont wanna get it wrong, i keep it in mind whenever i write them) because i'm just naturally a very political person, and the way that the teamplayer characters themselves are built from experience. none of them are intended to be political mouthpieces for me! all of them are hugely on the left but they have varying inner-community opinions, and they're all very... teenaged.

a lot of the experiences of the characters are just mirrors of what i've picked up from being in both the online LGBT community and the one i knew in middle and highschool. it's a bit of a comedic parody of the whole twitter environment in 2020-2021, though the year isn't all that specific!! one of these bitches dsmp fans though lets be honest

i'm sure a lot of the topics i talk about will shift as i grow myself, and as the characters grow, but as they are right now, these are mostly 14-15 year olds only dealing with the effects of large-scale problems like climate change, lgbtphobia and poverty, and they generally respond like 14-15 year olds in those issues. they're not old enough to dig their claws in deep to the root of the problem, but they've got shit to say about it, especially because it directly hurts them. and they'll occasionally argue about it! cora and fate's cartoon argument was very funny (especially because i agree with neither of them)

fate is the biggest projection of me in terms of political opinions, but he's also the projection of the political opinions i had when i was 14, which were naive and well meaning but ultimately harmful and ignorant. i've always been deeply political, and i've just stumbled into my way into a story that tackles a LOT of topics about lgbtphobia.

also i would recommend checking out the comic if you haven't!!! im not super proud of chapter one and will probably redraw it someday but chapter 2 has been very silly so far

[vixenclockwork]

bunch of doodles of characters from my friend @rheima’s comic 🤪🤪

[eric-sadahire]

When you said that you’re not drinking tonight

But then you remember that bartenders in clubs have families to feed

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[teampropertiesgroup]

The Camels are off to Basketball Regionals! We're wishing Summer's son, Rylan, and all his team the best of luck! 💜💛🐪🏀