EPTLoved the call about the soft suburban kid, that will make him rage.
NBA 2013-14 Season - Page 149
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AxionSteel
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Loved the call about the soft suburban kid, that will make him rage. | ||
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zulu_nation8
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AxionSteel
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sc4k
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FreedomMurder
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Lance Stephenson Bradley Beal Spencer Hawes Eric Bledsoe Jordan Crawford Damian Lillard Gerald Green Andre Drummond Jeff Teague | ||
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Masamune
Canada3401 Posts
+ Show Spoiler [Chris Bosh Doppelgänger] + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/of3Yo2M.jpg) hahahaha and the top comment is about how fitting it was that he was drafted by the Raptors lol | ||
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Vindicare605
United States16118 Posts
At this rate there won't be ANY Point Guards left in the Western Conference. Someone put Damien Lillard and Tony Parker in protective custody! Quick! | ||
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kidleaderr
365 Posts
On January 11 2014 01:00 Masamune wrote: Posted on Reddit by dude_youhavetowait: + Show Spoiler [Chris Bosh Doppelgänger] + hahahaha and the top comment is about how fitting it was that he was drafted by the Raptors lol you're only 5 years late | ||
Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On January 11 2014 03:02 Vindicare605 wrote: And now Jrue Holiday is out indefinitely with a stress fracture. They're talking about trading Gordon too. We might get to see Pierre Jackson called up! Pierre Jackson was their pick from Baylor, who was dropped because he wanted to play in Europe, and then changed his mind afterwards. He's been killing the DLeague this year for the Stampede (I go to a lot of their games and have been working for the team) and he's clearly too much for it. The DL is actually pretty good basketball too, certainly better than college. He's basically like Nate Robinson, but possibly even quicker. 5'10", averaging 30/5 on 46% shooting, and heats up very quickly. The Stampede are actually the Blazers' team, but because they drafted him the Pelicans have exclusive rights to him in the NBA atm. I'll be pretty excited if they call him. | ||
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Masamune
Canada3401 Posts
in my defense, I don't follow basketball and it was the top rated post on the funny subreddit today, so I'm sure I'm not the only one who hasn't seen it before... | ||
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
On January 10 2014 23:46 FreedomMurder wrote: Sucks that Bledsoe has to have knee surgery, he was having a monster year and was a serious candidate for most improved player. On that note, who are your picks for most improved? I've got: Lance Stephenson Bradley Beal Spencer Hawes Eric Bledsoe Jordan Crawford Damian Lillard Gerald Green Andre Drummond Jeff Teague Crawford fell off, Drummond's still pretty raw, Jeff Teague was always good, Gerald Green has problems on defense and ball handling (basically there for dope dunks and 3 pointers), Damian Lillard was good last year and didn't really get better, dunno about Beal, Hawes. Agree with Bledsoe but I don't know if his leap was as big because he was known to be good on the Clippers, although he did surprise people in PHX. Will probably miss out on the award though cause of his injuries. I'd probably pick Stephenson out of the bunch, maybe Marco Bellinelli cause he's doing far better on the Spurs than expected. Maybe add in Dragic? dunno. | ||
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zulu_nation8
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
I lean towards Beal or Matthews. | ||
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kidleaderr
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Then again the award is really about minutes played so.. | ||
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On January 11 2014 06:47 kidleaderr wrote: Beal hasn't improved much. He's basically the same player he was last year and still injury prone. It's Isiah Thomas award to lose with Lance having a very good chance as well. Then again the award is really about minutes played so.. They're both in the same camp. Both have become incredible 3pt shooters (as have Matthews and even Hawes), and they're really just benefiting from more playing time and getting to play with starters more (or in Beal's case having Wall back to help him out.) Matthews has not only improved his 3, but his defense has gone from occasionally good to consistently good. I don't know why I forgot about the Suns. Markieff Morris has turned it on this year. Or what about Aaron Afflalo? | ||
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Doraemon
Australia14949 Posts
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iamho
United States3347 Posts
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
On January 11 2014 08:35 Jibba wrote: They're both in the same camp. Both have become incredible 3pt shooters (as have Matthews and even Hawes), and they're really just benefiting from more playing time and getting to play with starters more (or in Beal's case having Wall back to help him out.) Matthews has not only improved his 3, but his defense has gone from occasionally good to consistently good. I don't know why I forgot about the Suns. Markieff Morris has turned it on this year. Or what about Aaron Afflalo? Morris is a good pick. Afflalo was always good though, now he just has a really large role. Although there is something to be said for taking on more responsibility and doing better with it (see JR, more responsibility and do turrible) Still think Bellinelli deserves at least a mention. | ||
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