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[Front Office Sports] NBA Finals Broke Records on Social Media: Video plays were up 19% from 2021; 45% from 2020; 56% from 2019. Instagram Reels (716M) accounted for 60% of the NBA’s social views during the Finals. The league hit 88 million YouTube views — a 60% jump from 2021; 47% from 2020.
Link to article:https://frontofficesports.com/nba-finals-broke-records-on-social-media/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=article-sharing The NBA closed out the season with a bang on social media. The league eclipsed 2 billion video plays for a 19% increase over last year — the latest evidence that the league has become a model for digital marketing in sports. The uptick was due to several factors: The NBA celebrated its 75th anniversary, and the Finals featured a clash between the Golden State Warriors and Boston Celtics, two high-profile franchises in two of the biggest sports markets. But the year belonged to Finals MVP Steph Curry, who became the league’s most marketed player, accounting for 28% of the NBA’s social video plays amid a pair of legendary performances in the title series. The matchup, star presence, and aggressive marketing made for a record-breaking NBA Finals on social media. Video plays were up 19% from 2021; 45% from 2020; 56% from 2019. Instagram Reels (716M) accounted for 60% of the NBA’s social views during the Finals. The league hit 88 million YouTube views — a 60% jump from 2021; 47% from 2020. On NBA-related sites and apps (i.e. NBA.com, NBA App), the league drew 61 million visits during the series — a 13% increase from last year. The league is already a powerhouse in this space, and its dominance should only increase with the emergence of a younger demographic enjoying the game via social media — even if the bar has now been set formidably high.
[Wojnarowski] ESPN Sources: For the second time, NBA and NBPA agree to push back 60-day window that preserves right of each side to terminate the Collective Bargaining Agreement in wake of the pandemic. The new negotiating deadline on modications to the CBA for 2020-2021 is October 15.
Please Check Out My Final 2020 NBA Mock Draft , Full 60 Picks after Trade and more Trade !
https://preview.redd.it/a5u3dt7vjtz51.png?width=1018&format=png&auto=webp&s=f79eff07d78826d491b30cb191d1bc2fd7348044 https://preview.redd.it/uvqg386xjtz51.png?width=1022&format=png&auto=webp&s=924827cdfcb8c957ac0633611cd3450d5bd18b1e Hello , Here is my 2020 NBA Mock Draft , Please tell me your thoughts . Thank you ! I'm according to some Teams's Interview and Workout News to made this 2020 NBA Mock Draft . I already update Today's Trade and fix , In addition, I also simulated some Trade Up and Trade Down . This is My Trade Process and Description : But if you think which one is not enough or too much , You also can tell me how to improve , Thanks ! Trade 1 : NYK get : #1 LaMelo Ball MIN get : #8 Isaac Okoro + Frank Ntilikina + Kevin Knox + 2021 Dallas First Round Pick Note : NYK get LaMelo Ball , MIN Trade Down and get Isaac Okoro to steady their Defense . And they still Bring back two young players and 2021 Dallas First Round Pick . Trade 2 : BOS get : #2 James Wiseman GSW get : Marcus Smart + Grant Williams + Semi Ojeleye + 2022 Boston First Round Pick Note : BOS get their Future Center and keep #14 pick , But lose Smart and a Future First Round Pick . GSW can get All-Defensive First Team's Marcus Smart , He can provide immediate help for Defense . They also get Grant Williams for a D.Green's backup and 3D Wing Semi Ojeleye . In addition , GSW also has 17M TE can accommodate their Salary . Trade 3 : SAS get : #6 Patrick Williams ATL get : #11 Devin Vassell + Demar Derozan Note : Because DET might early take Patrick Williams at #7 , So SAS can consider Trade Up their #11 and interception . ATL get a veteran can immediate help , also bring back former Top 10 pick's Devin Vassell . And they has a Second Round Pick , It's #50 , I gave them Cassius Winston to add their Guard deep . Cassius Winston his one of Comparison is Kyle Lowry , I think he can play with DeMar Derozan . Trade 4 : HOU get : #26 Isaiah Stewart + #30 Tyler Bey + #47 Nico Mannion + Enes Kanter + Vincent Poirier BOS get : #16 Aleksej Pokusevski Note : Houston Rockets already get #16 Pick from Portland Trail Blazers now . Whatever how the future of Houston Rockets , If they want to rebuild or lose James Harden . They can consider Trade Down for Three Picks rather than only has a Awkward pick . And Rockets also get two Center from Celtics , this can to balance their lineup . Boston Celtics can solved the problem of thier crowded Roster Spot , Five for One . This Trade might be a bet for BOS , But Aleksej Pokusevski is a High Ceiling player , I think he is worth . As for the #30 Pick Houston can draft Tyler Bey . Tyler Bey is Pac-12 DPOY , He can provide immediate help for Defence , Especially when Rockets lose Robert Covington . For sure , they also get Trevor Ariza , but you need to know his 12M contract only 1.8M is guaranteed . As for the Rockets #26 and #47 picks , I gave them two 19 Years Young Playes with some Talent . They are Washington's Isaiah Stewart and Arizona's Nico Mannion . Isaiah Stewart might not become their New Clint Capela , But he has 7'4" Wingspan and can add their Big deep . If Nico Mannion drop to #47 , Rockets can consider bring back him . Mannion may has some flaws but he also can play Off-Ball to Learn with other Guards . He still is a Good Reinforcement at a Second Round . Especially if Rockets might lose James Harden . -- If you want view My Full 60 Picks Mock Draft Result . Here is the Text Version , For you can search your Favorite Team : #1 NYK LaMelo Ball #2 BOS James Wiseman #3 CHA Anthony Edwards #4 CHI Deni Avdija #5 CLE Obi Toppin #6 SAS Patrick Williams #7 DET Tyrese Haliburton #8 MIN Isaac Okoro #9 WAS Onyeka Okongwu #10 PHO Aaron Nesmith #11 ATL Devin Vassell #12 SAC Saddiq Bey #13 NOP Jalen Smith #14 BOS Killian Hayes #15 ORL Kira Lewis Jr. #16 BOS Aleksej Pokusevsk #17 MIN Precious Achiuwa #18 DAL RJ Hampton #19 BKN Josh Green #20 MIA Tyrese Maxey #21 PHI Cole Anthony #22 DEN Zeke Nnaji #23 UTA Theo Maledon #24 NOP Tyrell Terry #25 OKC Jaden McDaniels #26 HOU Isaiah Stewart #27 NYK Tre Jones #28 OKC Desmond Bane #29 TOR Xavier Tillman #30 HOU Tyler Bey #31 DAL Robert Woodard II #32 CHA Malachi Flynn #33 MIN Daniel Oturu #34 PHI Jordan Nwora #35 SAC Udoka Azubuike #36 PHI Isaiah Joe #37 WAS Jahmi'us Ramsey #38 NYK Vernon Carey Jr. #39 NOP Killian Tillie #40 MEM Cassius Stanley #41 SAS Leandro Bolmaro #42 NOP Immanuel Quickley #43 SAC Devon Dotson #44 CHI Yam Madar #45 ORL Paul Reed #46 POR Jay Scrubb #47 HOU Nico Mannion #48 GSW Sam Merrrill #49 PHI Reggie Perry #50 ATL Cassius Winston #51 GSW Naji Marshall #52 SAC Ty-Shon Alexander #53 OKC Nick Richards #54 IND Payton Pritchard #55 BKN Mamadi Diakite #56 CHA Josh Hall #57 LAC Grant Riller #58 PHI Justinian Jessup #59 TOR Paul Eboua #60 NOP Elijah Hughes
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In the First Round of the 2020 Playoffs against the Portland Trailblazers, LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony combined for 60,687, which is the most by opponents in a Playoff Series in NBA History.
[ESPN+] 2020 NBA mock draft: Top 60 prospects and early trends
2020 NBA mock draft - James Wiseman, Cole Anthony and more top prospects
by Jonathan Givony on 2018-10-18 07:03:00 UTC (original: http://www.espn.com/nba/insidestory/_/id/24957797/2020-nba-mock-draft-james-wiseman-cole-anthony-more-top-prospects) Who are the best prospects in the 2020 NBA draft, and what are the major trends for the class? After scouting many of the top contenders for the No. 1 pick, let's take an early look. We used the same win-loss projections by ESPN's Kevin Pelton from our 2019 mock draft for this 2020 edition. While the 2020 draft is too far away to reasonably predict the team order, this gives a sense of picks owed and owned.
2020 NBA mock draft
Pick Team School HT WT POS AGE
James Wiseman SAC Undecided 7-1 231 C 17.5
Cole Anthony ATL Undecided 6-3 184 PG 18.4
Jaden McDaniels PHX Undecided 6-11 182 PF 18.0
Deni Avdija CHI Maccabi Tel Aviv 6-9 215 SF 17.7
Scottie Lewis NYK Florida 6-5 184 SG 18.5
Isaiah Stewart CLE Undecided 6-9 242 C 17.3
Kahlil Whitney DAL Kentucky 6-6 200 SF 17.7
Theo Maledon BOS (via MEM) Villeurbanne 6-5 174 PG 17.3
Josh Green ORL Arizona 6-5 198 SG 17.9
Malcolm Cazalon LAC Bourg 6-4 186 SG 17.1
Amar Sylla BKN Real Madrid U18 6-9 200 PF/C 17.0
Bryan Antoine CHA Villanova 6-5 168 SG 18.4
Killian Hayes SAS Cholet 6-4 192 PG/SG 17.2
Precious Achiuwa DET Undecided 6-9 223 PF 19.0
Josiah James LAL Tennessee 6-6 198 PG/SG 18.0
Matthew Hurt POR Undecided 6-9 215 PF 18.4
Nico Mannion WAS Arizona 6-4 172 PG 17.5
Luguentz Dort NOP Arizona State 6-5 224 SG 19.4
Ayo Dosunmu MIA Illinois 6-4 181 PG 18.7
Wendell Moore PHX (via MIL) Duke 6-6 216 SF 17.0
Tyrese Maxey IND Kentucky 6-3 188 PG 17.9
Vernon Carey ORL (via OKC) Undecided 6-10 277 C 17.6
Louis King PHI Oregon 6-7 188 SF/PF 19.5
Coby White MIN North Carolina 6-5 191 SG 18.6
Simi Shittu DEN Vanderbilt 6-9 219 PF 18.9
Arturs Zagars HOU Joventut 6-3 167 PG 18.4
Talen Horton-Tucker BOS Iowa State 6-4 239 SF 17.9
Devon Dotson UTA Kansas 6-2 174 PG 19.1
Karlton Dimanche TOR Cholet 6-5 192 PG/SG 18.6
Emmitt Williams GSW LSU 6-6 215 PF 19.9
Tre Jones SAC Duke 6-3 187 PG 18.7
Nazreon Reid ATL LSU 6-10 252 PF/C 19.1
Jordan Poole PHX Michigan 6-5 177 PG/SG 19.3
Kezie Okpala CHI Stanford 6-9 210 SF 19.4
Deividas Sirvydis POR (via NYK) Lietuvos Rytas 6-9 193 SF/PF 18.3
Ashton Hagans CHA (via CLE) Kentucky 6-3 181 PG/SG 19.2
N'Faly Dante PHI (via DAL) Undecided 6-11 242 C 16.9
Yovel Zoosman MIN Maccabi Tel Aviv 6-6 200 SF 20.4
Sander Raieste BKN (via DEN) Baskonia 6-8 200 SF 19.5
Matas Jogela DAL (via HOU) Dzukija 6-7 180 SF/PF 20.2
Lukasz Kolenda BOS Sopot 6-4 185 PG 19.2
William McDowell-White UTA Bamberg 6-5 182 PG 20.4
Muhaymin Mustafa TOR Tofas 6-7 200 SF 19.6
Markus Howard HOU (via GSW) Marquette 6-0 178 PG 19.6
Early trends
Youth carries the day
The average current age of a 2020 first-round pick in our mock is 18.1 years old. That would make for one of the youngest drafts in NBA history -- with an average age of just under 20 years old on draft night -- something that is unlikely to be the case when it's all said and done. You won't find a single player with even a minute of NCAA experience in our first round, with the very first prospect with any college production to his name coming at No. 33 in Michigan sophomore Jordan Poole, who played just 13 minutes per game last season. That is largely due to the nature of projections of these sorts, conducted 20 months out from the actual draft. You are essentially picking players who are just becoming eligible for the very first time, or those who have too many question marks to be considered immediate draft candidates without watching them play in a college game first. Proven commodities belong in our 2019 draft projections, not 2020. Poole is a perfect example of a player who will likely make a big jump this season from his freshman year, but he could very well still need another season to prepare himself physically for the NBA ranks. He's joined among current sophomores by the likes of Kezie Okpala, Zach Norvell, Chris Smith, Nic Claxton and Kenny Wooten, among others, all of whom were up and down last season but could very well play their way in 2019 consideration with added consistency.
Small ball becoming the norm?
After the big-heavy draft of 2018, with five centers selected in the top seven picks, it looks like a new age of smaller, more modern prospects is about to be ushered in. The 2019 draft doesn't have a single center projected to be drafted until Bol Bolat No. 10, and even he is a 234-pound 3-point shooter who rarely ventures inside the paint offensively. Our 2020 projection takes that to an even greater extreme, with just one 7-footer projected in the top 45 (James Wiseman, at No. 1), and only three centers overall being projected in the first round. In place of the old-school, dinosaur big man, we're seeing a host of multipositional guards and wings emerging, almost all of whom can play on or off the ball, shoot off the dribble, switch on pick-and-rolls and guard a variety of positions. The NBA game has changed extraordinarily, and with it, the college and high school game has followed suit while producing a different breed of players.
Upperclassmen yet to emerge
At this stage we don't have any seniors (current juniors) projected to be drafted in the first round, with the highest one being picked at No. 45. That's more to do with the exodus we're expecting in 2019 from the junior ranks, with 13 of the 60 players on this year's mock expected to leave the college basketball ranks -- five of whom are in our first round. We'll have to wait and see which late bloomers emerge over the next 18 months from what appears to be a depleted class of players, as the likes of Jerome Robinson, Chandler Hutchison, Aaron Holiday, Mo Wagner and Landry Shamet did last season.
Internationals back en vogue?
The 2018 draft was especially weak on the international front -- not a single non-NCAA player was drafted in the top 28 outside of Luka Doncic. Fans of European basketball won't find much relief in 2019. Just two players from outside the college ranks are projected to be picked in our top 45. Things could change in 2020, with Deni Avdija, Theo Maledon, Malcolm Cazalon, Amar Sylla and Killian Hayes all projected to be picked in the lottery in our very first projection. The 2001-born international class is considered to be one of the strongest we've seen in some time, which is a welcome sign after the recent drought we've seen. Things could still change if it takes these players a little longer to find their footing at the professional level, but the fact that four of the five are already seeing rotation minutes in the first division early this season is a great sign for their development over the next 20 months. It doesn't stop with those five players, either, as the late first and second round is littered with international prospects as well. Keeping an eye on the latest batch of freshmen Many of the players projected in 2020 could easily become draft picks in 2019 if they get the itch to leave school a little earlier than we currently project. Players such as Illinois' Ayo Dosunmu, Arizona State's Lu Dort, Oregon's Louis King, North Carolina's Coby White, Vanderbilt's Simi Shittu, Iowa State's Talen Horton-Tucker and LSU's Naz Reid certainly have the talent to be one-and-done if they find their groove quickly this college season. That could easily push players from our 2019 mock back a year or two if they don't come as quickly out of the gates as expected. This will be a fairly fluid situation over the course of the season for that reason.
FAQ: Q: Deluxe's are on here? How does that work? A: It's just the sales for the album in that week. Counts all the sales/streaming done including songs on original album in the week that the deluxe dropped. Technically not a first week but interesting to look at (to me) so they're included. Q: Source? A: http://hitsdailydouble.com/sales_plus_streaming Q: How is this list sorted? A: It's sorted by the total first-week sales Q: What are pure sales? A: Pure sales are purchases of the album (iTunes, Amazon, physicals, etc) Q: What are track equivalent sales? A: Track equivalent sales (or TEA/Track Equivalent Albums) is a term used to describe the sale of music downloads or singles. A track equivalent album is equal to 10 tracks, or 10 songs Q: Where is X album? A: Only albums that make the top 50 in sales+streaming for their debut week are counted Q: Why do some albums show exact sales numbers while others do not? A: The albums that do not show exact numbers are the ones that have had sales corrections from Billboard Q: Where can I find last year's list? A: 2021 list, 2020 list, 2019 list, 2018 list, 2017 list, 2016 list
Jayson Tatum (62.5 ts%), Jaylen Brown (60.4 ts%) are both very efficient scorers, yet they drag down the Celtics total true shooting percentage of 63.0%.
A crazy stat for one of the most exciting teams in the NBA right now. For reference, a ts of 63% puts the Celtics as the number one most efficient team of all time, if they manage to keep it up for the season. Beating out the 2020-21 Nets (61.0%) . Funnily enough the top 4 consists of three more teams from this season
Roddy Ricch's 'Feed tha Streets 3' sells 39K, Rod Wave's 'Jupiter's Diary: 7 Day Theory' sells 32K, BROCKHAMPTON's 'The Family' sells 25K
Rank
Artist
Album
Label
Pure Sales
Track Sales
Streaming Sales
TOTAL SALES
1
Drake & 21 Savage
Her Loss
OVO/Republic
12,529
1,393
397,000
410,922
2
Beyoncé
Renaissance
Parkwood/Columbia
197,012
3,580
135,104
335,695
3
Kendrick Lamar
Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers
PgLang/TDE/Aftermath/Interscope
35,866
1,670
248,837
286,373
4
Bad Bunny
Un Verano Sin Ti
Rimas
12,891
1,062
258,983
272,936
5
Future
I NEVER LIKED YOU
Freebandz/Epic
12,100
1,601
214,019
227,720
6
Lil Baby
It's Only Me
QC/Motown
6,027
585
206,358
212,970
7
Drake
HONESTLY NEVERMIND
OVO/Republic
11,653
1,661
197,009
210,323
8
The Weeknd
Dawn FM
XO/Republic
14,739
2,156
137,346
154,240
9
Gunna
DS4EVER
Young Stoner Life/Elektra
8,041
894
142,858
151,793
10
Post Malone
Twelve Carat Toothache
Mercury/Republic
23,773
2,029
99,356
125,157
11
Rod Wave
Beautiful Mind
Alamo
2,350
339
117,751
120,439
12
Lil Durk
7220
Alamo/SME
2,752
586
116,783
120,121
13
NBA Youngboy
The Last Slimeto
NBA/Atlantic
4,030
306
109,575
113,910
14
Jack Harlow
Come Home The Kids Miss You
Generation Now/Atlantic
6,775
1,764
101,302
109,841
15
DJ Khaled
GOD IS
We the Best/Epic
9,140
2,171
94,848
107,100
16
Machine Gun Kelly
mainstream sellout
Bad Boy/Interscope
42,668
1,026
51,000
94,694
17
Brent Faiyaz
WASTELAND
Lost Kids/Venice
9,490
211
83,933
94,458
18
NBA Youngboy
Colors
Never Broke Again/Atlantic
1,518
292
76,199
78,009
19
Chris Brown
Breezy
RCA
5,719
959
66,447
73,125
20
Lizzo
Special
Nice Life/Atlantic
38,270
2,531
27,392
68,652
21
Lil Durk
7220 Deluxe
Alamo/SME
971
466
66,723
68,161
22
Megan Thee Stallion
Tramazine
Atlantic
10,333
950
55,160
66,444
23
Kodak Black
Back For Everything
Atlantic
2,190
353
60,733
63,276
24
NAV
Demons Protected by Angels
XO/Republic
21,432
252
40,399
62,084
25
King Von
What It Means To Be King
Only the Family/EMPIRE
4,341
271
56,306
60,918
26
Joji
SMITHEREENS
88rising/Warner
17,530
195
39,848
57,573
27
Pusha T
It's Almost Dry
G.O.O.D./Def Jam
9,336
533
45,686
55,555
28
Eminem
Curtain Call 2
Shady/Aftermath/Interscope
18,836
997
24,878
44,712
29
Yo Gotti
CM10: Free Game
CMG/Inevitable/Epic
14,170
287
29,401
43,859
30
GIVĒON
Give or Take
No So Fast/Epic
6,283
163
37,293
43,739
31
Kodak Black
Kutthroat Bill: Vol. 1
Atlantic
3,965
157
39,132
43,254
32
NBA Youngboy
Realer 2
NBA/Atlantic
292
76
39,629
39,996
33
NBA Youngboy & DJ Drama
MA' I GOT A FAMILY
NBA/Atlantic
402
211
38,123
38,737
34
Roddy Ricch
Feed tha Streets 3
Atlantic
14,285
127
24,177
38,589
35
Kevin Gates
Khaza
Bread Winners/Atlantic
3,228
447
34,199
37,874
36
Baby Keem
The Melodic Blue (Deluxe)
pgLang / Columbia
10,618
89
26,224
36,931
37
$UICIDEBOY$
Sing Me a Lullaby, My Sweet Temptation
G57/The Orchard
3,801
83
32,062
35,946
38
Steve Lacy
Gemini Rights
L-M/RCA
623
108
33,967
35,086
39
Yeat
2 Alivë
Field Trip/Geffen
167
52
34,096
34,315
40
Quavo & Takeoff
Only For Infinity Links
QC/Motown
2,121
501
30,976
33,598
41
Rod Wave
Jupiter's Diary: 7 Day Theory
Alamo
386
47
32,002
32,435
42
EST Gee
I Never Felt Nun
CMG/Warlike/Interscope
804
160
30,681
31,645
43
Dreamville
D-Day: A Gangsta Grillz Mixtape
Dreamville/Interscope
1,542
336
30,118
31,996
44
Yeat
2 Alivë (Geëk Pack)
Field Trip/Geffen
116
93
31,580
31,789
45
SZA
Ctrl (Deluxe)
TDE/RCA
623
192
30,556
31,371
46
Nicki Minaj
Queen Radio: Volume 1
Republic
3,071
1,411
27,347
31,241
47
Yeat
Lyfe
Field Trip/Geffen
155
54
31,183
31,393
48
Jeezy & DJ Drama
SNOFALL
Def Jam
2,569
329
27,798
30,695
49
JID
The Forever Story
Dreamville/Interscope
2,271
223
28,328
30,992
50
CMG The Label
Gangsta Art
CMG/N-Less/Interscope
4,482
229
25,058
30,610
51
Daddy Yankee
LEGENDADDY
Republic
2,422
634
26,894
29,951
52
Nas
King's Disease
Mass Appeal
8,072
500
21,095
29,667
53
Logic
Vinyl Days
Def Jam
11,268
340
17,887
29,495
54
NoCap
Mr. Crawford
P2021/WMG
261
82
29,104
29,447
55
DaBaby & NBA Youngboy
Better Than You
SCMG / Interscope
753
139
28,343
29,234
56
42 Dugg & EST Gee
Last Ones Left
CMG/Warlike/Interscope
3,108
114
25,819
29,040
57
GloRilla
Anyways, Life's Great...
CMG/Interscope
6,917
192
21,370
28,879
58
Fivio Foreign
B.I.B.L.E.
RichFish/Columbia
978
342
27,440
28,760
59
G Herbo
Survivor's Remorse
Republic
551
74
27,794
28,419
60
Pooh Shiesty
Shiesty Season: Certified
1017 Global/Atlantic
301
121
26,890
27,312
61
XXXTENTACION
Look At Me: The Album
Bad Vibes ForveColumbia
547
158
26,015
26,720
62
Burna Boy
Love, Damini
Spaceship/Bad Habit/Atlantic
817
419
24,042
26,077
63
Mary J. Blige
Good Morning Gorgeous
300 Ent
15,012
945
9,853
25,809
64
BROCKHAMPTON
The Family
RCA
20,141
20
5,181
25,341
65
Tory Lanez
Sorry 4 What
One Umbrella
916
130
23,940
24,986
66
The Game
Drillmatic Heart vs. Mind
100
3,386
318
21,255
24,959
67
LUCKI
FLAWLESS LIKE ME
EMPIRE
1,913
12
23,016
24,941
68
keshi
GABRIEL
Island
17,457
42
6,441
23,940
69
NBA Youngboy
3800 Degrees
NBA/Atlantic
443
30
23,964
24,437
70
Nigo
I Know NIGO!
Victor VictoRepublic
3,789
269
19,435
23,494
71
Latto
777
Streamcut/Republic
997
1,465
20,976
23,438
72
Kid Cudi
Entergalactic
Republic
1,791
312
20,378
22,480
73
Key Glock
Yellow Tape 2 (Deluxe)
Paper Route/EMPIRE
1,783
120
20,522
22,425
74
Kehlani
Blue Water Road
Atlantic
6,917
300
15,143
22,360
75
J-Hope
Jack in the Box
Big Hit/Geffen
6,575
5,192
9,739
21,987
76
Freddie Gibbs
$oul $old $eparately
Warner
4,178
194
17,370
21,742
77
NLE Choppa
Me Vs. Me
Warner
805
226
20,669
21,699
78
Nardo Wick
Who Is Nardo Wick? (Deluxe)
Flawless/RCA
81
68
20,423
21,421
79
Denzel Curry
Melt My Eyez See Your Future (Deluxe)
Loma Vista
16,966
26
4,046
21,038
80
Mac Miller
I Love Life, Thank You
Rostrum
508
70
19,873
20,556
81
Lil Uzi Vert
Red & White EP
Generation Now/Atlantic
358
88
19,608
20,354
82
Rauw Alejandro
Saturno
Sony
431
124
19,746
20,300
83
Cordae
From A Birds Eye View
Atlantic
2,196
282
17,793
20,270
84
Calvin Harris
Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2
Columbia
3,380
598
16,035
20,012
85
Ella Mai
Heart On My Sleeve
10 Summers/Interscope
3,908
362
15,832
20,103
86
Benny the Butcher
Tana Talk 4
Griselda/EMPIRE
6,628
127
12,886
19,641
87
2 Chainz
Dope Don't Sell Itself
Def Jam
3,323
409
15,659
19,391
88
Joey Bada$$
2000
CMG/Columbia
1,682
180
17,148
19,178
89
Babyface Ray
Face
Wavy Gang/EMPIRE
3,674
49
15,296
19,018
90
Vince Staples
Ramona Park Broke My Heart
Motown
2,106
120
16,694
18,921
91
DaBaby
Baby On Baby 2
South Coast / Interscope
448
86
16,719
17,252
92
iann dior
On To Better Things
10K Projects/Virgin
1,351
129
15,645
17,125
93
Larry June
Spaceships on the Blade
Freeminded/EMPIRE
3,620
82
13,185
16,887
94
Rosalía
Motomami
Columbia
1,999
264
14,165
16,428
95
Mozzy
Suvivor's Guilt
CMG/N-Less/Interscope
4,928
75
10,277
15,886
96
Tink
Pillow Talk
Winter's Diary/EMPIRE
2,779
119
12,424
15,322
97
Denzel Curry
Melt My Eyez See Your Future
Loma Vista
946
69
14,229
15,244
98
Gucci Mane & So Icy Gang
The Re-Up
Guwop/Atlantic
242
247
14,703
15,191
99
Yung Bleu
TANTRA
EMPIRE
3,893
140
11,093
15,126
100
French Montana & Harry Fraud
Montega
Coke Boys
7,482
125
6,522
14,128
101
YG
I Got Issues
Def Jam
2,090
253
11,529
13,872
102
Smino
Luv 4 Rent
Motown
447
71
12,973
13,491
103
WizKid
More Love, Less Ego
RCA
445
134
12,614
13,193
Roddy Ricch
Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial (2019): 101K (3K pure)
Live Life Fast (2021): 62K (4K pure)
Rod Wave
Ghetto Gospel (2019): 11K
Pray 4 Love (2020): 72K
SoulFly (2021): 130K
Beautiful Mind (2022): 115K
BROCKHAMPTON
Saturation III (2017): 36K (25K pure)
Iridescence (2018): 101K (79K pure)
GINGER (2019): 77K (55K pure)
Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine (2021): 29K (14K pure)
FAQ: Q: Deluxe's are on here? How does that work? A: It's just the sales for the album in that week. Counts all the sales/streaming done including songs on original album in the week that the deluxe dropped. Technically not a first week but interesting to look at (to me) so they're included. Q: Source? A: http://hitsdailydouble.com/sales_plus_streaming Q: How is this list sorted? A: It's sorted by the total first-week sales Q: What are pure sales? A: Pure sales are purchases of the album (iTunes, Amazon, physicals, etc) Q: What are track equivalent sales? A: Track equivalent sales (or TEA/Track Equivalent Albums) is a term used to describe the sale of music downloads or singles. A track equivalent album is equal to 10 tracks, or 10 songs Q: Where is X album? A: Only albums that make the top 50 in sales+streaming for their debut week are counted Q: Why do some albums show exact sales numbers while others do not? A: The albums that do not show exact numbers are the ones that have had sales corrections from Billboard Q: Where can I find last year's list? A: 2021 list, 2020 list, 2019 list, 2018 list, 2017 list, 2016 list
FAQ: Q: Deluxe's are on here? How does that work? A: It's just the sales for the album in that week. Counts all the sales/streaming done including songs on original album in the week that the deluxe dropped. Technically not a first week but interesting to look at (to me) so they're included. Q: Source? A: http://hitsdailydouble.com/sales_plus_streaming Q: How is this list sorted? A: It's sorted by the total first-week sales Q: What are pure sales? A: Pure sales are purchases of the album (iTunes, Amazon, physicals, etc) Q: What are track equivalent sales? A: Track equivalent sales (or TEA/Track Equivalent Albums) is a term used to describe the sale of music downloads or singles. A track equivalent album is equal to 10 tracks, or 10 songs Q: Where is X album? A: Only albums that make the top 50 in sales+streaming for their debut week are counted Q: Why do some albums show exact sales numbers while others do not? A: The albums that do not show exact numbers are the ones that have had sales corrections from Billboard Q: Where can I find last year's list? A: 2021 list, 2020 list, 2019 list, 2018 list, 2017 list, 2016 list
UConn has made a splash by starting 8-0, winning the PKI, and jumping up into the top 10 of many analytical rankings and voter polls, clobbering every team they’ve played by at least 15 points in the process. They only have 3 returning rotation players from a fringe top 25 team last year that lost in the first round of the NCAAs as a 5 seed. UConn graduated 4 of their 6 top scorers + minute getters and in addition had 4 other scholarship guys transfer OUT of the program (all 4 of the transfers were top 105 247 composite recruits when they joined the program)... So what’s the deal? How is UConn this good? The Returnees: The roster was stacked last season, but it was a situation where the most talented players were underclassmen but not 5*s and the more modestly talented guys were (super in some cases) seniors. It was tough to supplant the seniors, as they were all good players who had or would earn all-conference accolades at some point (RJ Cole BE 1st team, Tyrese Martin BE All-tournament + NBA guaranteed contract, Tyler Polley BE 6thMOTY, Isaiah Whaley BE DPOTY). But the team with them had less upside, the players were a little too one dimensional, and after nearly beating an eventual Final Four Nova team in the BET semis, UConn ran into a crazy hot shooting New Mexico State team in the NCAAs and that was it (NMSU shot 60+% from 3 and Teddy Buckets was unconscious, regardless of defense applied). For some underclassmen, their minutes were not enough and so they transferred out, despite the clearing of the path going forward. For a couple upperclassmen, they were getting passed on the depth chart by returnees, incoming freshmen, or hypothetical transfers, and they also transferred out. Coach Hurley was able to hang onto the most talented, though: Adama Sanogo, Andre Jackson, Jordan Hawkins, and Samson Johnson. None were 5* guys, but all were top 60 247 composite in their original classes (Sanogo had a reclass that messed with his ranking a bit). Sanogo and Jackson are incredibly hard workers, some of the hardest workers to ever pass through UConn, and they’ve set the tone for the team this offseason. Hurley has never named captains in his 22 years of coaching, but did name those 2 juniors this season as such, an incredible compliment to their intangibles, example, and leadership. Jackson is the consummate vocal QB-style locker room leader, while Sanogo is more the lead by example and ultra competitive type. The Redshirts: With the roster so log-jammed, UConn utilized redshirts on top 100 freshmen recruits Corey Floyd Jr. and spring semester joinee Alex Karaban last year. Floyd opted to transfer in-conference to rival Providence, where his Dad played, instead of returning to UConn, and yes there’s some upset feelings over it. That should be fun later this season. Alex Karaban did return and has become an immediate starter and contributor. The Roster Makeover: The only returning guard UConn had on the whole roster was Hawkins, so they were in need of a starting point guard plus a bunch of depth. The Huskies have 5* PG Stephon Castle coming in next year, so a veteran in the transfer market was the obvious move. UConn turned to the portal and found Tristen Newton, an under-the-radar 2nd team All-AAC point guard from ECU who had once burned UConn for 25 points as a freshman when they were still in the AAC. Keeping it in the family, Hurley also reeled in tough-nosed and cold blooded former 4* recruit PG Hassan Diarra from Texas A&M, brother of UConn’s director of player development Mamadou Diarra, himself once a promising player under Kevin Ollie whose career was ruined by injuries and stayed on as a staff member (and who Hurley retained). Seeking shooting to surround Sanogo, Hurley also zeroed in on Nahiem Alleyne from Va Tech, a 3 year starter at Tech looking for a change in scenery. In one more bid for shooting, the Huskies went with a super senior transfer from the University of San Diego named Joey Calcaterra, giving him no promises of playing time or role. Newton, Diarra, Alleyne, and Calcaterra: the guard transfers. In addition to transfers and the redshirt freshman Karaban, the other new face and the only true freshman in the rotation is top ~50 recruit Donovan Clingan, a local center from CT. He’s not small. And he just won PKI MVP off the bench. Player Breakdown (* has additional Covid year available): PGs Tristen Newton - Sr* - Transfer from ECU, where he averaged 18-5-5 for a fairly bad 6-12 AAC team last season. He has elite size for the position at 6’5” and good athleticism, which allows him to lock down smaller guards with his length. He plays at his own pace and is a foul-drawing machine, in part because defenders always expect him to go faster than he actually does. His vision is also very good and after a couple games getting used to his role in the offense, he’s averaged 5.5 assists a game over his last 6 games. He had a 20-10-11 triple double in an earlier game this season and 5 3’s in a half against Oregon. His shooting also started out slowly, but has improved as the season has gone on, up to 41% from 3 now. He’s also an elite FT shooter. His personality is more relaxed and quiet for a PG, so he has been a good fit as a transfer into a team with established leadership. Hassan Diarra - Jr* - #82 recruit. Transfer from Texas A&M, where he averaged 6 points a game at 45% eFG% in 15 minutes as a sophomore. He has hit several game winning shots in his career and has a reputation for having ice water in his veins (see the end of 1H 3 against Iowa State). He improved his play last year in the SEC tournament and NIT when Texas A&M as a team made the finals of both (but lost both). Has long arms which aids him in being a gritty, tone setter on the defensive side of the ball. He can be a disruptive force at the point of attack and creates turnovers. On offense, he has a penchant for penetrating and kicking to shooters, but at times can get in too deep without a plan and can lead to turnovers. The low eFG% is indicative of his inconsistent shooting form and at A&M especially at times calling his own number too frequently relative to his offensive talent, but this so far has not been a problem at UConn, where he has fit in as more of a true point. SGs Jordan Hawkins - So - #51 recruit. Proto-typical NBA 2-guard body at 6’5” with long arms and an impressive vertical leap. A DeMatha High product with a wiry frame, he added the infamous 15 lbs of muscle in the offseason to help his finishing at the rim and defense. His defense improved steadily during his freshman season at UConn and he has even started protecting the rim a bit this year. As a freshman, whispers were that he had the inside track to start before the season, but an ankle injury around the time of secret scrimmages slowed his progress. He had a coming out party during the Battle 4 Atlantis against future #1 ranked Auburn with 16 points on 3/3 from 3. However, COVID slowed him down again around New Years. Then he was coming off one of his best games of the season and looked to be asserting himself more strongly when he suffered a concussion early in one of the last games of the season and missed the BET and NCAAT. Healthy again, he put in the work in the offseason and all reports were that he looked like an NBA draft pick and the team’s 2nd best player. NBA draft experts had him pegged as a potential late 1st or early 2nd rounder with upside. And then early in the 1st game of the season he suffered another concussion after skying for a rebound and getting undercut. He missed 2 games, but was brilliant in his return and looks to be 100% again. He’s a dead-eye shooter at volume and off movement with advanced footwork coming off screens. He was averaging 16 points and shooting 39% on almost 10 attempts from 3 a game before the Iowa St game where the officials put him in jail. Nahiem Alleyne - Sr* - Transfer from Virginia Tech. A 6’4” shooter with funky form on his shot, he shot at least 37% from 3 in each of his three seasons as a starter at Va Tech. Alleyne can also put the ball on the deck and likes to pull up from the foul line for a midrange J. Expecting mostly a shooter, the coaching staff was pleased to find he was a better playmaker and especially better defender than they expected. However, his shooting has not yet arrived to Storrs (averaging only 24% from 3 thus far). His bulldog defense has kept him in the lineup despite the shooting slump, and he has started every game so far this season (in part due to Hawkins and Jackson’s injuries). It’s expected he will transition to a 3&D microwave role off the bench once Jackson is back to 100%. His family is close friends with the family of aforementioned ‘23 5* recruit Stephon Castle, but it’s unclear if he will exercise his COVID year and stay to be here when Castle arrives next season. Joey Calcaterra - Sr - A COVID 5th year 6’3” senior from the University of San Diego who transferred about as far as you can distance-wise in the NCAA, he’s been affectionately nicknamed “Joey California” by the team. The fans have added “Joey Cacciatore” and “Joey Calcascorer”. He peaked during his junior year, the shortened 2021 season, with 13 points a game on 38% 3pt shooting for a mediocre San Diego team. Expected to be the 5th guard and mere depth coming into the season, he was given the roster spot and a chance to prove himself. A true sniper who is hitting over 55% from deep so far this season on 27 attempts, he stepped up during the injuries to Jackson and Hawkins and forced his way into the regular rotation even with them back healthy. At this level of competition, he can be a liability on defense with his lack of size and athleticism, but he gives effort, has quick feet, and as a 5th year processes the game at a high level and can jump into passing lanes a bit. He did more playmaking at USD and is mostly a catch and shoot guy at UConn, but did have 2 games with 6 and 4 assists back to back. Wings Andre Jackson - Jr* - #53 recruit. Averaged 7 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 assists last season. One of the best athletes to ever attend UConn, the 6’6” Jackson plays like he’s got trampoline shoes (and a rumored max vert over 46”). He’s also got speed and strength and a willingness to get to the floor first. One of the best defenders and rebounders for his size in the country, at times he looks like a panther ready to pounce on a nearby ball-handler. He’s able to grab and go from the D-boards and start the fast break himself. He’s also a naturally unselfish player with good vision, sometimes to a fault. At times, he has a tendency to play too fast and attempt a risky play instead of the simple play, or acts before thinking of the contexts involved. Also, he has one of the uglier jump shots you’ll see, and his 36% from 3 last season was a bit of a small sample size miracle. However, he put a lot of effort into improving his jumper over the offseason, but a broken pinky in practice right before the season sidelined him to start the year and may be continuing to impact his shooting. He missed the first 3 games and came off the bench for the next 5. As reported by the CT Post, Hurley said he never thought of having team captains until he met Jackson. The way Jackson leads in a number of ways. Hurley says: “He's a true captain in the sense of somebody who takes that responsibility to heart in an old school way… And it's not coach talk. He genuinely cares more about our success than his production.” Alex Karaban - RS Fr - #95 recruit. Incredibly savvy-for-his-age 6’8” stretch four from nearby MA that has earned a starting spot, a rare thing for a freshman under Coach Hurley (it took sophomore lottery pick James Bouknight roughly half a season to begin starting). This was in part because he enrolled early last season and redshirted for the 2nd semester, so was able to practice with the team and learn the schemes. He technically came off the bench in game 1, but sources say he had the inside track for a starting position before injuring his ankle in practice in October. Then Samson’s injury led to Karaban re-claiming that starting position to so far great results. He’s scored in double figures in 7 of UConn’s first 8 games, while chipping in a few rebounds, and a couple assists a game. He has a smooth outside shot (40% on over 4 attempts per game so far) and an extremely high BBIQ (not just for a freshman, for anyone). He’s a great passer for his size, he processes the game very quickly, he’s a terror in the middle when attacking a zone D, has great feel for when to drive to the basket, and throws excellent entry passes into the post. He also can protect the rim a bit, plays solid post and help defense, and can rebound in traffic. He’s just about the perfect role player, with upside to become much more in the future. He’s been the Big East Freshman of the Week for both of the first 2 weeks of the season. Samson Johnson - So - #57 recruit. The great unknown. The least productive of the returnees last season (he played 68 minutes total as a freshman due to the bigs logjam), Johnson was said to have had a great summer and was one of the team’s best players in the secret scrimmages against Harvard and Virginia. Johnson started game 1 of this season before getting into early foul trouble. It was then discovered after the game that he had some sort of foot injury that would sideline him 4-6 weeks. He’s likely to return in early December. Hurley has said that he has “wall potential” (aka the physical tools to get drafted in the lottery and go up on the wall of the UConn practice facility). Hurley also has likened him to a pterodactyl thanks to his wingspan and ability to appear suddenly in the air for a block. Samson was a teammate of Sanogo’s (but a class behind) in high school, and he’s a great fit next to Sanogo as a tall, long, athletic rim protecting player (think of his pairing with Sanogo as the tall, thin guy + big, fat guy in old school NES Ice Hockey). He’s also rumored to have a respectable 3-point shot, putting him into the tantalizing and NBA-coveted elite athlete rim protector stretch big category, but only has 5 attempts so far in his career in his limited playing time. With the team firing on all cylinders and Karaban playing so well, it will be interesting to see how he is acclimated back into the lineup. Centers Adama Sanogo - Jr* - #85 recruit (top 50 in 2021 before reclassifying to 2020). The 6’9”ish 245 lbs wide bodied center was 1st Team All-Big East last season. He’s a 3-year starter who averaged 15 points and 9 boards with 2 blocks a year ago. Known for his physical rebounding and long-armed defensive presence contrasted with finesse footwork on the blocks and touch by the basket. He only started playing basketball at age 14, and came to America at age 15 not speaking English. Last year he dominated largely with his back to the basket with baby hooks. This year, Sanogo is wearing down defenders with constant posting at different positions and angles and expert seals for easy layups. His passing is also greatly improved. John Fanta has reported that a coach who played UConn earlier this year opined that his scout team was unable to properly replicate Sanogo, because they tired out too quickly. His relentless work rate carries over off the court, too. He adds to his game every year in substantial ways, this year adding a 3-point shot (currently 7/14 on the season). Donovan Clingan - Fr - #54 recruit. He’s a 7’2”+ local kid fan favorite from Bristol, CT (home of ESPN). DC earned his ranking by dominating AAU events and in showcase tournaments/camps, and faced immense pressure to attend a basketball-focused prep school in order to play against more players closer to his size. But Clingan chose to honor his mother, a 3 sport star at Bristol Central High who passed away a few years ago from cancer, by staying local and close to family. He brought a state title to Bristol Central as a senior alongside his best friend and now roommate, Victor Rosa, who is also attending UConn as the surprisingly competitive football team’s starting running back. Clingan is massive, but lost 40 lbs over the summer before enrolling at UConn, which has aided his mobility and endurance. Hurley has praised his attitude and love of the game (which not all 7’+ guys who get roped into basketball possess). Entering the game against Iowa St, he was 2nd in the nation in block rate and 3rd in total rebound rate, and while he wasn’t credited with any blocks (he changed a bunch of shots), he had 10 rebounds in 18 minutes) He’s been incredibly productive in his minutes backing up Sanogo. Per 40 minutes, he is averaging 24.3 points, 17.9 rebounds, and 5.7 blocks. He’s also a strong passer from the post with the vision to find open shooters when doubled. It is well known from those that observe practice that he also has 3-point line touch (he did attempt one earlier this season), and will likely incorporate that into his game in the future. Conclusion: So what makes this new team tick? Well, a lot of good players. The depth is insane. Sanogo and Hawkins just had 6 points combined (with Hawkins only playing 5 minutes total) against Iowa St and UConn won by 18. All 9 rotation players have scored in double figures in at least one game. In the championship of the PKI, the bench outscored the starters 40-31. Plus the depth allows them to play maximum effort on defense every possession. But beyond scoring, this is an excellent passing team filled with unselfish players and high IQ stars AND role players who happen to be above average height and athleticism for their positions. Mixed with a tireless staff who have a chip on their shoulder and who have the team prepared every game. It's a scary combination. But buyer beware: this team does draw (and commit) a lot of fouls. The games won't always be the most pleasant to watch. But I hope you do! Hop on the sled. The Huskies are back!
[OC] Zach LaVine's knee issues are causing a worrisome regression
Most NBA fans are aware of the Bulls' lackluster start to the season, but some might be unaware of Zach LaVine's individual struggles so far. Zach LaVine underwent arthroscopic knee surgery on his left knee this past off-season to address discomfort he had been experiencing in his knee throughout last season. This surgery was considered successful, and many Bulls fans hoped this would help LaVine get back to his elite level he reached in the 2020-2021 season. That 2020-2021 campaign by LaVine is statistically his best, averaging 27/5/5 on 51/42/85 splits. Instead, LaVine has statistically been having his worst season in years. LaVine is currently averaging 21/4/4 on 41/35/81 splits. He is posting a true shooting percentage of 53%, the third lowest mark of his career, and also below the league average of 58%. In LaVine's 2020-21 season, he posted a 63% true shooting percentage, which ranked him amongst the most elite guards in the league. After having 35+ games with at least 30 points in the previous two seasons, he has only had one single 30 pt game this season through 21 games. Most Bulls fans can tell that LaVine is still clearly being limited by his knee. If we look back at healthy 2020-21 LaVine, we can see he had no issue use his initial quick burst and crossover to get downhill and beat guys to the rim. If we compare this to last night's matchup vs the Suns, we can see LaVine is clearly more hesitant with the pressure he puts on his knee, and is struggling to replicate his old burst on drives. This lack of explosion is affecting is finishing ability at the rim. Last season, LaVine shot 63% at the rim. This season, he has seen around a ten percent drop to 53% at the rim (this is also below the league average of 60%). LaVine's volume of attempts at the rim has also dropped, leading to him taking more and more tough contested 2s and 3s. LaVine used to be much better at high degree of difficulty jumpers, but this year they have not been falling, leading to many dead possessions with shot attempts such as this long two or this early shot-clock transition three. This off-season surgery was supposed to address the issue, but Zach has already had to sit out several games due to knee discomfort and usually does not play on the second half of back to backs. So the question remains whether LaVine can get back to his previous efficient form and overcome his lingering knee issues.
Why you should NOT consider picking Wembenyama in the first couple of rounds next season
While I’m confident that most seasoned fantasy managers wouldn’t consider picking Wembenyama in the first couple of rounds (12 team, 9 cat), there have been some posts/comments with people stating that they’re planning to, so figured I’d provide this breakdown around why that’s not the best idea.
One of the biggest factors of how Wembenyama does in his rookie season will be which team he lands on. If he lands on a Pelicans team that’s fully healthy and has established players like Zion, Ingram and McCollum all taking shots too, his value will be suppressed a bit. If he lands on a team like Detroit, then he’ll get more volume to work with.
Rookies are historically known to not perform that well in fantasy - understandable since they’re adjusting to the NBA pace and defenses which are the best in the world after all. Their bodies are also not as strong, conditioned or well maintained to handle the NBA’s rigorous schedule of 82 games with starters usually playing 30+ minutes each game. So they do often have missed games because of that conditioning/strength issue.
Now let’s put a ranking spin to it. Let’s look at some of the best rookie classes in the last few years:
2021-2022 had Cade, Scottie, Mobley, Franz, Jalen Green, Giddey. Scottie ranked highest at 66 in 9-cat per game.
2020-2021 has Haliburton, Lamelo and Anthony Edwards. Hali was highest at 65.
2018-2019 had Ayton, JJJ, Luka, Trae, SGA. Ayton ranked highest at 33.
2017-2018 had Donovan Mitchell, Tatum, Lonzo. Mitchell was highest at 54.
And now let’s go back to arguably the greatest NBA class ever in 2003-2004, which had Lebron, Bosh, Wade and Carmelo. LeBron was highest at 47.
Notice that trend there? It is really really hard as a rookie to finish high. Those are some really good players listed above, and many of them will be first ballot hall of famers. And even they didn’t provide 1st/2nd round value in their rookie seasons. And the thing with first and second rounders is - you want them to be relatively safe proven picks. Victor’s ceiling might very well be second rounder. But as a rookie, his floor is very similar to all rookies (potentially ranked outside top-60). And you’d benefit much more betting on guys like Trae, Dejounte, Booker, Donovan Mitchell, SGA, Anthony Davis, FVV, Desmond Bane, Siakam in that 2nd round range, who basically have a 3rd round floor on a per game basis. With all that said, at the end of the day, Fantasy is about fun, so if you absolutely want him on your team and are looking to reach for him regardless of where he finishes at end of season, aim for 2nd round back end or later. Again, this is just in case you want him on your team no matter what cause you want to be part of the ride for what will likely be a very news-worthy rookie season.
إلغاء الرقم المميز #إلغاء_الرقم_المميز #الرقم_المميز #رقم_الزكاة_والدخل شرح إيقاف الرقم المميز “شطب الرقم المميز” من أجل شرح إيقاف الرقم المميز يجب العلم أنه بعد عملية شطب كل سجلات المنشأة التجارية إلى جانب الرخص والتيقن من عدم تواجد أي عمالة لازالت مسجلة تحت اسم المنشأة. فيقوم المسؤول عن المنشأة بإنهاء أي التزام مع الهيئة، ثم تم ايقاف الرقم المميز “شطب الرقم المميز” حتى لا يتم احتساب عليه إي إقرار زكوي أو ضريبي في المستقبل إذا لم يقم المكلف بإلغاء الرقم المميز في مدة أقصاها 60 يوم من وقت توقف النشاط. وإلا سوف تحتسب السنة الزكوية كاملة، ومن أجل إلغاء الرقم المميز للزكاة والدخل يمكنك القيام بما يلي: سجل دخولك على الهيئة العامة للزكاة والدخل. انقر على عبارة تحديث أو إيقاف التسجيل. قم بالضغط على أيقونة إيقاف الرقم المميز. قم بتحديد السبب وراء إيقاف التسجيل من بين الخيارات المعروضة أمامك، سواء الإفلاس أو الإستحواذ أو الاندماج أو التصفية أو تحول الشركة إلى مؤسسة. أطلع على الذي يظهر أمامك ووافق عليه. حدد التراخيص والفروع التي سوف تغلق. إرفق المستندات والتراخيص مثل شهادة الشطب الصادرة من وزارة التجارة وأي مستندات ثانية. اكتب المعلومات الشخصية ثانيًة من أجل التأكيد، وذلك في الأماكن المخصصة لها. يجب العلم أنه لا يمكن أن يتم إيقاف هذا الرقم المميز إلا بعد التأكيد على إلغاء تسجيل المنشأة في ضريبة القيمة الانتقائية أو المضافة. الآن قم بالتأكد من كون البيانات التي أدخلتها صحيحة، ثم انقر على كلمة تقديم. سوف تستغرق عملية التحقق ثم الإلغاء مدة أقصاها 5 أيام عمل. الاستعلام عن مستحقات الزكاة والدخل برقم المميز الفاتورة الخاصة بمستحقات الزكاة والدخل هي فاتورة تفرض من الهيئة العامة للزكاة والدخل على أي مؤسسة، والتي يمكنك أن تستعلم عنها عن طريق ما يلي: سجل الدخول على البوابة لهيئة الزكاة والدخل الإلكترونية. بعد أن تدخل على الموقع، قم بالنقر على أيقونة الخدمات الإلكترونية. انقر على تبويب خدمة الاستعلام عن المبلغ المستحق. اختر أيقونة تقديم الإقرار. حدد نوعية الإقرار المراد دفعه. استكمل باقي تعليمات الاستعلام اللازمة لكي يتم بنجاح. بعد أن تنتهي سوف تصلك رسالة نصية مدون بها قيمة الفاتورة المسجلة عليك أو على المؤسسة والمطلوب منك دفعها. إلغاء الرقم المميز
The Voice of the Heroes (2021, with Lil Durk): 150K My Turn (2020): 197K Drip Harder (2018, with Gunna): 130K Street Gossip (2018): 88K Harder Than Ever (2018): 71K FAQ: Q: Deluxe's are on here? How does that work? A: It's just the sales for the album in that week. Counts all the sales/streaming done including songs on original album in the week that the deluxe dropped. Technically not a first week but interesting to look at (to me) so they're included. Q: Source? A: http://hitsdailydouble.com/sales_plus_streaming Q: How is this list sorted? A: It's sorted by the total first-week sales Q: What are pure sales? A: Pure sales are purchases of the album (iTunes, Amazon, physicals, etc) Q: What are track equivalent sales? A: Track equivalent sales (or TEA/Track Equivalent Albums) is a term used to describe the sale of music downloads or singles. A track equivalent album is equal to 10 tracks, or 10 songs Q: Where is X album? A: Only albums that make the top 50 in sales+streaming for their debut week are counted Q: Why do some albums show exact sales numbers while others do not? A: The albums that do not show exact numbers are the ones that have had sales corrections from Billboard Q: Where can I find last year's list? A: 2021 list, 2020 list, 2019 list, 2018 list, 2017 list, 2016 list
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![[Wojnarowski] ESPN Sources: For the second time, NBA and NBPA agree to push back 60-day window that preserves right of each side to terminate the Collective Bargaining Agreement in wake of the pandemic. The new negotiating deadline on modications to the CBA for 2020-2021 is October 15.](https://external-preview.redd.it/4aVHdJ2dtz4-ODvwYovFzpAVQn-Uhvw0kSvRataC--I.jpg?width=108&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=639c6c245b3f192c73ef48b5a7631623e8d027ce "[Wojnarowski] ESPN Sources: For the second time, NBA and NBPA agree to push back 60-day window that preserves right of each side to terminate the Collective Bargaining Agreement in wake of the pandemic. The new negotiating deadline on modications to the CBA for 2020-2021 is October 15.")
