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🏀👀 ANGEL REESE’S DPOY CASE CONTINUES TO SPARK DEBATE

Angel Reese has put together a strong defensive campaign, but not every fan is convinced that she has done enough to earn Defensive Player of the Year honors.

Her rebounding, physical presence, and activity around the basket have strengthened her case, while the broader DPOY conversation continues to include several elite defenders across the league.

Does Reese have the strongest case for DPOY, or does another player deserve the award? 🏆🔥

Quick question before I begin digging a trench.
I’m planning to run power from my house panel to a shed located approximately 50 feet away. My initial plan is to route the wiring through PVC conduit and bury it underground.
Before moving forward, I wanted to confirm whether this approach is generally considered safe and appropriate, or if there are additional considerations or requirements I should be aware of.

Help Needed — New Panel Installation With Aluminum Wiring
Hi everyone, I recently had a new electrical panel installed at my family home and I’m looking for some advice from people with more experience in this area.
There have been a few concerns with the project so far. The house has aluminum wiring, so I specifically requested AFCI protection for the 120V circuits. The electrician initially told me that AFCI breakers could not be used because the home has multi-wire branch circuits with shared neutrals.
After doing some research, I asked whether 2-pole AFCI breakers could be used instead. From what I understand, that is the proper approach for shared-neutral circuits and should be code-compliant when installed correctly. After some back and forth, the electrician agreed to look into it further and get back to me. For now, he installed standard breakers.
He has now stated that 2-pole AFCI breakers can be used, but that it would cost an additional $1,079 because the installation would require changing from standard 120V breakers to 2-pole 240V AFCI breakers. The original quote, however, specifically referenced AFCI breakers. Is that additional charge reasonable, or should that have been accounted for in the original scope?
I also noticed a few other potential issues. There appear to be yellow wire nuts/twist caps being used to join aluminum and copper conductors, which, from what I understand, are not code-compliant for that purpose. I already have AlumiConn connectors available, so I plan to ask him to replace those connections properly.
Another concern is that the conduit above the panel appears to be fastened with black drywall screws. If that is the case, I’m concerned those are not the proper fasteners and may not hold up over time. I plan to ask him to confirm what was used.
At this point, I’m frustrated, but I’d still like to resolve this professionally and make sure the installation is safe, code-compliant, and properly finished.
Are there any other concerns I should be looking for with this panel installation? Any insight from electricians, inspectors, or people familiar with aluminum wiring would be greatly appreciated. Any insight would be appreciated.. thank you 💥 🔥 🏠 🔧 🗜 🧰

Hello everyone, I am curious about how electricians achieve this level of precision when bending and aligning conduit. The accuracy and consistency in the layout are impressive, and I would be interested in learning more about the techniques, planning, and experience involved in producing work like this...
Any insight would be appreciated.. thank you 💥 🔥 🏠 🔧 🗜 🧰

🏀🔥 TWO PERSONALITIES. TWO STYLES. ONE LEAGUE.

Cameron Brink and Sophie Cunningham bring distinctly different personalities and playing styles to the WNBA, each adding her own unique energy and character to the game. 👀🏀

Their individuality is part of what makes the league so compelling—different approaches, different strengths, and different ways of making an impact on and off the court.

Two unique players. Two distinct identities. Both adding their own flavor to the WNBA. 🔥

👑🔥 CAITLIN CLARK AND A’JA WILSON CONTINUE TO SET THE STANDARD

Caitlin Clark and A’ja Wilson remain two of the WNBA’s most influential and accomplished stars, each making a compelling case for the top spot in the league. 🏀

According to ESPN’s latest player rankings, Wilson maintains the No. 1 position, with Clark continuing to rank among the league’s elite. 👀📈

Their contrasting styles, elite production, and ability to consistently impact games have made them central figures in the ongoing conversation about the WNBA’s best players.

Who deserves the No. 1 spot right now—A’ja Wilson or Caitlin Clark? 👑🔥

👑🏀 ANOTHER HISTORIC MILESTONE FOR CAITLIN CLARK

59 games.
1,000+ points.
500+ assists.

Caitlin Clark has reached the milestone faster than anyone in WNBA history, surpassing the previous mark held by Sue Bird, who needed 82 games to reach the same combination of scoring and playmaking production.

Another remarkable achievement for Clark as she continues to establish herself among the league’s elite. 📈🔥

59 games. One historic benchmark.

📺🔥 FEVER–SKY ATTRACTED 3.3 MILLION VIEWERS

The Indiana Fever–Chicago Sky matchup drew approximately 3.3 million viewers, highlighting the remarkable level of attention surrounding the game. 🏀📈

With several of the league’s other prominent stars not participating in the matchup, the audience figure has renewed discussion about Caitlin Clark’s influence on WNBA viewership and her ability to generate widespread interest.

The numbers provide another data point in the ongoing conversation about which players are driving the league’s national audience.

How significant do you think Caitlin Clark’s impact has been on WNBA viewership? 👀🔥

Caitlin Clark fans wasted NO TIME roasting Olivia Miles after her tough performance 😭

Enes Kanter Freedom is demanding answers from the WNBA 👀📜

Following his ejection from the Fever vs. Sky game and ban from Wintrust Arena, Freedom sent a letter to Commissioner Cathy Engelbert outlining 5 specific points:

• The Policy: Demanding the exact league rule used to target spectators expressing controversial or unpopular viewpoints.
• The Decision-Maker: Clarifying who ordered the ejection—WNBA officials, Chicago Sky management, Wintrust Arena personnel, or security.
• Natasha Cloud’s Actions: Asking if Ms. Cloud's conduct is being reviewed under league rules for fan altercations that warrant player suspensions.
• Courtside Refund: Demanding a full refund for his courtside tickets.
• Preserve Evidence: Requiring all video footage, security logs, and internal communications regarding his removal and past public advocacy to be preserved.

He has given the league 5 business days to officially respond ⏱️