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On September 21 2022 01:45 TropicalHaze wrote:Show nested quote +On September 16 2022 05:03 JimmyJRaynor wrote:
Kyrie Irving Infinity Shoe Review
Definitely worth $170 CDN. Definitely not as good as a $250 CDN Adidas or Nike shoe. Not usable as a running//jogging shoe. Solid hardwood floor basketball shoe.
Very tight fitting but comfortable. The shoe has gone through a pounding the last 6 weeks... I've probably put 150 km on them so far. Even after the 6 week//150 km pounding I put on them the shoes work well on hardwood floors playing basketball. I have not tested the shoes on asphalt playing basketball. I give these shoes another 4 to 6 weeks before I'll need a new pair.
Excellent shoe for insecure adolescent males obsessed with bragging about how big their shoes are... how tall they are.. etc etc. I normally wear a size 11 or 11.5 shoe... with the way these Infinity things fit I can easily wear a size 12. So the shoe is good for bragging purposes. I don't for 1 second doubt the above explanation is why they made these shoes so tight fitting. As opposed to this BS about how it helps you make "Kyrie Irving super tight moves" on the hardwood.
Overall: 8/10 and worth $170 CDN. So you buy new shoes every... 3 months? That seems a bit extra.
i walk//run ~35 km a week. At the gym I play basketball and squash ~5 hours a week. When I do this with only one pair of shoes they last about three months. When I have separate jogging shoes and court//basketball shoes they last 6+ months.
I've beat the hell out of the Kyrie Irving shoes and they're still in decent shape. I'm impressed.
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On September 25 2022 15:20 JimmyJRaynor wrote:Show nested quote +On September 21 2022 01:45 TropicalHaze wrote:On September 16 2022 05:03 JimmyJRaynor wrote:
Kyrie Irving Infinity Shoe Review
Definitely worth $170 CDN. Definitely not as good as a $250 CDN Adidas or Nike shoe. Not usable as a running//jogging shoe. Solid hardwood floor basketball shoe.
Very tight fitting but comfortable. The shoe has gone through a pounding the last 6 weeks... I've probably put 150 km on them so far. Even after the 6 week//150 km pounding I put on them the shoes work well on hardwood floors playing basketball. I have not tested the shoes on asphalt playing basketball. I give these shoes another 4 to 6 weeks before I'll need a new pair.
Excellent shoe for insecure adolescent males obsessed with bragging about how big their shoes are... how tall they are.. etc etc. I normally wear a size 11 or 11.5 shoe... with the way these Infinity things fit I can easily wear a size 12. So the shoe is good for bragging purposes. I don't for 1 second doubt the above explanation is why they made these shoes so tight fitting. As opposed to this BS about how it helps you make "Kyrie Irving super tight moves" on the hardwood.
Overall: 8/10 and worth $170 CDN. So you buy new shoes every... 3 months? That seems a bit extra. i walk//run ~35 km a week. At the gym I play basketball and squash ~5 hours a week. When I do this with only one pair of shoes they last about three months. When I have separate jogging shoes and court//basketball shoes they last 6+ months. I've beat the hell out of the Kyrie Irving shoes and they're still in decent shape. I'm impressed.
You should start segregating your shoes more. They need 1-2 days after use to dry out. If you do that they will last much longer on a per mile measurement.
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if , in fact, Kawhi is a lot bigger than he used to be ... it is a bad move by him. If he tries to approach the kind of workload he had in the 2019 playoffs he'll get tendonitis in his lower body someplace.
What he gains in power he'll lose even more in endurance. Tendons must take on additional load when muscles are tired. Kawhi will have to keep his minutes relatively low throughout the playoffs.
On September 26 2022 04:14 cLutZ wrote:Show nested quote +On September 25 2022 15:20 JimmyJRaynor wrote:On September 21 2022 01:45 TropicalHaze wrote:On September 16 2022 05:03 JimmyJRaynor wrote:
Kyrie Irving Infinity Shoe Review
Definitely worth $170 CDN. Definitely not as good as a $250 CDN Adidas or Nike shoe. Not usable as a running//jogging shoe. Solid hardwood floor basketball shoe.
Very tight fitting but comfortable. The shoe has gone through a pounding the last 6 weeks... I've probably put 150 km on them so far. Even after the 6 week//150 km pounding I put on them the shoes work well on hardwood floors playing basketball. I have not tested the shoes on asphalt playing basketball. I give these shoes another 4 to 6 weeks before I'll need a new pair.
Excellent shoe for insecure adolescent males obsessed with bragging about how big their shoes are... how tall they are.. etc etc. I normally wear a size 11 or 11.5 shoe... with the way these Infinity things fit I can easily wear a size 12. So the shoe is good for bragging purposes. I don't for 1 second doubt the above explanation is why they made these shoes so tight fitting. As opposed to this BS about how it helps you make "Kyrie Irving super tight moves" on the hardwood.
Overall: 8/10 and worth $170 CDN. So you buy new shoes every... 3 months? That seems a bit extra. i walk//run ~35 km a week. At the gym I play basketball and squash ~5 hours a week. When I do this with only one pair of shoes they last about three months. When I have separate jogging shoes and court//basketball shoes they last 6+ months. I've beat the hell out of the Kyrie Irving shoes and they're still in decent shape. I'm impressed. You should start segregating your shoes more.
i usually do. i am just testing the Kyrie shoes.
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I'm surprised that they got Wiggins for $109 million for 4 years with a player option for a 5th year that will make it a total of $143 million. Poole is at $140 million for 4 years. Wiggins is only 4 years older and I thought he was the more valuable player. I guess they are banking on more improvement from Poole and him actually playing defense in the future. He is closer in age to their planned new core.
Maybe they are going to ask Green to take a discount. Give Poole some money in exchange for the black eye.
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Wiggins is settling into his role as the #4 guy on the Warriors quite nicely.
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Hard to say who's who other than Steph. Klay might be the #5 this year. Wiggins, Poole, Draymond and Klay have more value to this Warriors team than they have elsewhere.
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I think Klay's biggest problem last year was his shooting percentage. I don't know if that's because of his physical abilities or if he was just rusty with his shooting.
Wiggins was #2 in the playoffs, especially after the Denver series. He started the season well enough but struggled mightily during the latter half of the season, especially when Draymond was injured. Poole was probably more valuable during the regular season and the Denver series. He started really hot during the playoffs before his defense became more of a liability.
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GS definitely won that trade even if Kuminga ends up a total bust.
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Toronto Raptors tickets in the lower bowl that are $530 for tonight's game.... the same seats for a Toronto Maple Leafs game around ~$300. The lowest price lower bowl Raptors tickets are $200 while the Maple Leafs lowest lower bowl seats are $115. The Toronto Blue Jays did not sell out any of their playoff games.
The NBA has done a great job tweaking their rules to keep the NBA brand of basketball highly entertaining. I can't say the same for the NHL with hockey or MLB with baseball.
The MLB brand of baseball is particularly boring.
Kudos to Silver, Stern, and the leadership of the NBAPA. Their victory in Toronto is well earned.
On October 18 2022 21:54 JimmiC wrote:
I know it was a long offseason but he was number 2 and allstar last year. If he is #4 this year might as well plan tge parade!
nah, Klay . Steph and Dray formed the foundation of the team. Wiggins did a nice job filling in his role. It is clear Kerr//management told him to only take open jump shots during the playoffs. The entire playoffs I think he only took 1 three in traffic. He took something like 90+ open and wide open 3s. Again, the guy did a nice job filling in his #4 role with the team. WIggins deserves credit for following the team's//Kerr's game plan. No point in having a 33% shooter jacking up covered 3s when you've got snipers like Steph, Klay and Poole.
He will be the 4th highest paid player on the team and is their #4 guy over all.
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What's more interesting is that the Suns came back from double digits instead of folding like a lawn chair. Guess they're saving that for the playoffs.
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theyll trade ayton if they could replace him somehow, a trade for miles turner probably could work, but turner is due for a contract as well.
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EPT
