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Jibba
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On November 16 2013 13:31 RowdierBob wrote: Wtf was PJ Tucker thinking at the end of the Suns v Nets game? Got away with one there. I'm guessing they had a foul to give and he wanted to force the inbounds? No clue, but definitely got lucky. Should've been called. | ||
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Jibba
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zulu_nation8
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Jibba
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cLutZ
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On November 16 2013 13:27 Jerubaal wrote: Irving, Waiters and Thompson. (I was going to say Zeller, but, hey, let's consign a player who showed some promise to the trash heap in his second year.) Granted it looks like they whiffed on Bennett. If you don't think you can't build a decent team with those three, then I guess you figure you have to buy 3 All-stars to be competitive. Meh. Irving is good but not even a top ten guy. Probably isn't a top 5 PG. the other two are like ok. Decent rotation guys but not better than any of the pacers top 6, the bulls starters, etc. | ||
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Jibba
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RowdierBob
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Vindicare605
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Let's go single coverage on Zach Randolph. Brilliant logic Laker coaches. Absolutely brilliant. Glad to see it paid off so well Oh wait. | ||
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Jibba
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Hot_Bid
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On November 16 2013 12:04 AppleSauce123 wrote: Lebron 14-18, 10-11 FTs........model of efficiency. SO GOOD. We are all spoiled to witness this day in and day out. his FG % on the year is nearly 60% lol | ||
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RowdierBob
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cLutZ
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Jibba
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On November 16 2013 16:22 cLutZ wrote: I can't tell if Lebron is better since 2011 because he started doing something better, or because he stopped doing stupid Carmelo-y things. Both. He used to be a lot more reckless with 3 pointers (in part because Cleveland didn't have a real offense), but he's also massively improved his post game and has pretty great shot selection. He's still probably the most physically gifted player in the NBA, but he's also a good example of recognizing and emphasizing your strengths and shoring up your weaknesses. He was smart enough to realize you need to plan ahead and not just keep cruising on what worked in the past. Also, Grant Hill's commentary is Magic Johnson level of bad. His producers needs to tell him the fans who actually watch NBA TV at 1 AM don't want a bunch of stupid cliches. | ||
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
On November 16 2013 16:56 Jibba wrote: Both. He used to be a lot more reckless with 3 pointers (in part because Cleveland didn't have a real offense), but he's also massively improved his post game and has pretty great shot selection. He's still probably the most physically gifted player in the NBA, but he's also a good example of recognizing and emphasizing your strengths and shoring up your weaknesses. He was smart enough to realize you need to plan ahead and not just keep cruising on what worked in the past. Also, Grant Hill's commentary is Magic Johnson level of bad. His producers needs to tell him the fans who actually watch NBA TV at 1 AM don't want a bunch of stupid cliches. Yea, I mean, I always thought he had a good post game, and wanted to see him throw his ass around in the muck. Once he started doing that a lot and stopped with 18 footers (why do people still take these?). | ||
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On November 16 2013 17:05 cLutZ wrote: Yea, I mean, I always thought he had a good post game, and wanted to see him throw his ass around in the muck. Once he started doing that a lot and stopped with 18 footers (why do people still take these?). Kentavius Caldwell-Pope always takes these and it drives me insane. I think he's afraid of the NBA 3pter but even 35% from 3 is a better shot than 50% from 2. He'll get wide open 3 pointers and take a dribble inside instead. | ||
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Disregard
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slyboogie
United States3423 Posts
On November 16 2013 12:14 slyboogie wrote: Is it wrong that I love seeing the Cavs lose? I love it. The blatant tanking, the terrible drafting - thank God they're bad. The schadenfreude is good for my psyche. Fighting Cavs. kekekekeke | ||
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a176
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Sam Amick: Lakers confirm that Kobe Bryant, who tore his Achilles in April, has returned to practice today. Twitter @sam_amick | ||
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Mario Chalmers: Never in my career been a dirty player. It's clear that my arm was being held and that's wat caused me to hit dirk. Enough is enough man Twitter | ||
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