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J. Cole still thinks about his six points for the Scarborough Shooting Stars
Cole joked that his six-point Scarborough stint helped him live in Toronto for the first time and deepen his connection to the city.
- On Monday, Jermaine Cole performed at Scotiabank Arena, reflecting on his brief stint with the Scarborough Shooting Stars and joking about scoring six points during his professional basketball career.
- Cole, an American, signed with the Canadian Elite Basketball League team in 2022, making five appearances and scoring six points while developing a deep connection to Toronto.
- During the show, Cole quipped that fans should remember his Scarborough performance but forget his April stint with the Nanjing Monkey Kings, where he logged eight minutes and zero points.
- The Shooting Stars are co-owned by Nicholas Carino, a Drake associate; Drake and Cole's relationship reportedly cooled after Cole withdrew from Drake's 2024 feud with Kendrick Lamar.
- Cole continues his Fall-Off World Tour at Scotiabank Arena on Tuesday, then heads to Vancouver next month as part of his ongoing concert schedule.
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J. Cole still thinks about his six points for the Scarborough Shooting Stars – 105.9 The Region
TORONTO — J. Cole is still thinking about the six points he scored in Scarborough. The North Carolina rapper brought up his brief stint with the Scarborough Shooting Stars several times during his Toronto concert Monday, joking about his modest basketball stat line while reflecting on the deeper connection he made with the city. “I used to play ball up in Scarborough,” Cole told the crowd at Scotiabank Arena, drawing loud cheers. “Go to YouTube,…
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