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Jokić’s Rise “I never thought I’m gonna do something big in basketball.” Nikola Jokić wasn’t hyped. Wasn’t “the chosen one.” Wasn’t even awake when he was drafted. Picked 41st overall during a Taco Bell commercial, Jokic quietly entered the NBA with zero fanfare, and became the most unstoppable force of his generation. 3× MVP. NBA Champion. Finals MVP. One of only three players ever to average a 29-point triple-double for a season. The resume speaks for itself… but Jokic still remembers what kept him going: love. “Just play and enjoy the game,” Jokic said. “I never thought I’d do something big. I just loved basketball.” He didn’t dream of becoming an icon. He just played. And became one anyway.

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I’m not here as a celebrity,” she reportedly told shelter staff. “I’m here as a neighbor. As a family member. As someone who can’t just stand by.” Her donations, which were quietly organized over the past 72 hours, included items purchased with her own money and items collected through local partnerships. Sophie Cunningham didn’t make headlines or cameras. In fact, most of the public only learned of her actions after volunteers at a shelter posted a photo of her carrying boxes of supplies in wet clothes, visibly traumatized by what she saw.

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