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INDIANAPOLIS, IN - After making a tough layup to cap off a 22-point performance in the Pacers' 106-89 home win over the Warriors, Austin Reaves blew a kiss towards two female fans in the front row.  "I saw a baddie in the front row and knew I had to bring my game," explained Reaves in his post-game interview.  Since his rise to a prominent role for the Pacers, Reaves has been known to woo particularly attractive guests with dazzling performances at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, earning him a reputation as a ladies' man thriving in the limelight. This night was no exception, with Reaves connecting on several and-one opportunities and leading the Pacers to an emphatic win. The fans, sisters 41-year-old Deborah Walker and 40-year-old Patty Walker from Noblesville, said that the gesture was one of the most memorable moments of their lives. "It's up there with the time that we went to an NSYNC show in 2000," Patty gushed when reached out to for comment. "JC and...

JERUSALEM - Leaders from Hamas met with Israeli government officials this morning in order to sign an unprecedented temporary ceasefire, designed to allow the citizens of the war-torn countries to tune into the first Minnesota Timberwolves stream of 2025. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu embraced Hamas chairman Khaled Mashal after signing the order, which orders military on both sides to put down their weapons until midnight tonight.  "Some things are bigger than this war," said Mashal, addressing the small but illustrious audience. "The world comes together to watch the Timberwolves implode on stream." "It's a time of transnational catharsis," explained Netanyahu. "'Fuck the Timberwolves' is something everyone can get behind, whether you believe bombing Palestinian hospitals is good or not." The leaders then sat to tune into the game together. A brief scuffle broke out when a Palestinian attendee said something incredibly ra...