EPTI liked the idea on his Podcast about adding defense to the Slam Dunk contest.:D
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Jibba
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I liked the idea on his Podcast about adding defense to the Slam Dunk contest.:D | ||
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SK.Testie
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Jibba
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On March 03 2010 01:24 MYM.Testie wrote: That'd be kind of unfair if it was human defense though. Because you'd have a different defense every time. ;o Exactly, but the dunkers would be defenders too so it's evened out. It'd no longer be about who can do the most pirouettes mid-air, but instead who is the best posterizer. The best dunks of all time are incredibly simple, and they happen to be over other people. | ||
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Sadist
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http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/6200549/ | ||
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tonight
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Haha, I enjoyed that. | ||
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igotmyown
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Xeris
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tonight
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JIJIyO
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esla_sol
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igotmyown
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Is Artest turning back the clock to DPOY form? On one hand, his recent performances have gotten a lot of press in the last week. On the other hand, Marc Jackson always says that great offense beats great defense, and Marc Jackson's not one to carelessly toss out stupid cliches. But seriously, is it really as simple as being out of shape and not a matter of age or slowing down? He's had several years to realize he could simply lose weight, and I find it hard to believe that he just decides to transform from an good defender to an elite one. Every player has stories like these. | ||
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roronoe
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hahaha, really funny for me. well done. | ||
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Jibba
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On March 04 2010 17:57 igotmyown wrote: My guess is that it's simply a matter of effort, just as playing defense is. It's about how much energy you're willing to commit to it, and that includes the things you do off the court to stay in shape.http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-lakers-fyi26-2010feb26,0,4600098.story Is Artest turning back the clock to DPOY form? On one hand, his recent performances have gotten a lot of press in the last week. On the other hand, Marc Jackson always says that great offense beats great defense, and Marc Jackson's not one to carelessly toss out stupid cliches. But seriously, is it really as simple as being out of shape and not a matter of age or slowing down? He's had several years to realize he could simply lose weight, and I find it hard to believe that he just decides to transform from an good defender to an elite one. Every player has stories like these. | ||
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Ace
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Sadist
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On March 04 2010 22:06 Ace wrote: Mark Jackson is also wrong in that Great Offense > Great Defense. When was the last time we had a non-defensive powerhouse team win the Finals? i think he means individual players | ||
Waxangel
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he's making fun of marc jackson, one of the easiest commentators to make fun of | ||
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Jibba
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Sadist
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On March 04 2010 23:19 Waxangel wrote: he's making fun of marc jackson, one of the easiest commentators to make fun of I know, I was just pointing out that if we talk about individuals id say great offense > great defense. Its the reason some people are essentially unguardadable. | ||
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Jibba
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On March 05 2010 02:39 Sadist wrote: I know, I was just pointing out that if we talk about individuals id say great offense > great defense. Its the reason some people are essentially unguardadable. What does that mean though? If Kobe scores 30 on 12-35 shooting, I'll take that. | ||
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Zozma
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On March 05 2010 03:31 Jibba wrote: But isn't that just the point? Even if you defend Kobe perfectly, he's gonna make most of his shots anyway. He's just that good.What does that mean though? If Kobe scores 30 on 12-35 shooting, I'll take that. | ||
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