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I don't think Yao worked that hard. Injuries aside, I didn't see a lot of improvement in his game the last 3 or 4 years.
Kobe, great offense, but how the fck did he make all nba defense first team
Don't you know that Clutchfans stalk him all the time? What's even more amusing is that some of them are fat guys in their 30's who can't...
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can you read?
KG, Nash, Kidd
nah, keep bosh, package yao and shane/ariza
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I think we should be more worried about taking down Thunders, especially if they make a move this summer
Seriously, did you read my post? I wasn't talking about how the game would've turned out had Stern used different refs. WHAT WAS DONE WAS...
Unless he wins 2 more, I won't put him in the top 5. Top 10 probably, if not then 11th or 12th.
Read the post above you.
I think you misunderstood me. I am not taking about the way game 7 is called. I am talking about why is Stern appointing Crawford to officiate...
it's not hating. After missing so many, you ought to make some, it's probability. Still, congrats Ron
Okay, I know this has been mentioned tons of times before but I think it deserves a thread of its own. I couldn't find if there's already a thread...
No, the refs didn't hand the lakers the game. The Lakers fought hard for it. However, the Celtics fought just as hard. The refs gave the Lakers...
Because it should have been a great defensive stop by the Celtics. Instead, the refs gave it to the Lakers. It's only an amazing shot if it legal....
Lakers won't make it. Signed Durant
Why the fck didn't they review it? I thought you can review a play when it's the last 2 minutes of a game. That's a frickin 5 points swing in a...
My list: 1.Michael Jordan 2.Bill Russell 3.K. Abdul-Jabbar 4.Wilt Chamberlain 5.Hakeem Olajuwon 6.Magic Johnson 7.Larry Bird 8.Shaquille...
