He was fun to watch when he was at SDSU.

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Sickle cell.along with thalesemia was an evolutionary trait to protect against malaria. 1 allele gives you protection against malaria, 2 alleles gives you sickle cell

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Most people of African descent do to some extent, if I'm remembering correctly.

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How long did he have cancer if you know ?

Soon we’ll have the inevitable showdown of two titans, pickle ball and padel.

It appears the type of kidney cancer he had mostly affects those with sickle cell traits. I wonder if he had the sickle cell trait.

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All my homies hate cancer

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Glad to Jimmy Anderson on this list. Man is a freak. For those who don't know cricket, he's well worth a dip into some YouTube highlights.

No one is playing padel anymore. It went away as fast as it came

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We joked about selling our souls for that Super Bowl since the franchise has been an unmitigated disaster since then.

It didn’t have to be like this though.

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I’ve played often in the rain in the first couple of years that padel started in Belgium. The last year, with indoor padel becoming available, we only play in very light rain or after rain (wet surface and glass) if we don’t have other options (which sometimes happens during competitions).

In or after rain padel becomes a completely different game and ‘tennis’ on a padel court will actually work as letting balls go via the glass will have them deviate down instead of bouncing correctly… the balls also get heavy which isn’t great with an already heavier racket.

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