Mitchell is a very fun player to watch (probably my favorite WNBA player at the moment )and their center (Boston) is very solid. They played pretty well the last few weeks of the season. Not near a tv right now though. A'ja Wilson is, however, a fucking BEAST.

The important thing to remember about Ura is that nobody can prove he doesn't have a pet duck called Duku-chan, and therefore he definitely does.

He’s objectively a better and stronger rikishi now than at any time in his career. Though I agree with you about how it goes for M1. I’m optimistic!

I liked Churanoumi at 33 doing the best sumo of his career at the highest rank he's ever reached, and doing well enough he's headed for the Sanyaku.

I liked Fujinokawa squaring up to much bigger guys at his highest ever rank too, and taking names

Tamawashi.

As exciting as Fujinokawa is, I'm struggling to really root for him. Maybe it's the proclivity to false start. Seeing Ura with double digit wins is fantastic. I'd started to wonder if we were seeing his slide towards retirement. Churanoumi looked great, too!

I liked that the last match on the last day turned out to be for the whole entire tournament.

I thought I wanted Aonishiki to win because of the excitement of a Yokozuna run, but then Onosato cried at the anthem and I realised he's probably been under hell of a stress so this is a good ending too

just doing jumping jacks out there

I spent pretty much all my life thinking I was just a Bad Person and not Good Enough, not trying hard enough like everyone else. But I was trying SO HARD. I just didn't know what it was or what could help, and ugh.

I am a late-diagnosis AuDHD (like, literally this year) and I'm still learning how to deal with it, but in the six months since it's been a key factor to understanding WHY I used drugs and HOW to prevent relapse.

Screw this fake scientist.