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JR is supposed to be the starting SG for Dallas right now making 15 a year.
Yep, Bank of Cuban was open.
Instead they have Monta Ellis who's basically JR's cheaper cousin from the south
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JR is supposed to be the starting SG for Dallas right now making 15 a year.
lmao bruhYep, Bank of Cuban was open.
Instead they have Monta Ellis who's basically JR's cheaper cousin from the south
they are both in the running for the shortest arm to body ratio titleYep, Bank of Cuban was open.JR is supposed to be the starting SG for Dallas right now making 15 a year.
Instead they have Monta Ellis who's basically JR's cheaper cousin from the south
Harden wasn't consensus #3. Everybody thought that was a reach and were calling him a bust (including Bill Simmons) until a yr and a half in after the Green trade when he started to show talent. People thought they should have gone Tyreke Evans(who won R.O.Y) or Stephen Curry, until it became clear Harden just needed the opportunity and both of the 2 previous had flaws in their own game and in potentially meshing with Westbrook and Durant
Just had a disappointing and terrible performance in the tourney vs Temple and Syracuse which put a bad taste in people's mouths.Harden wasn't consensus #3. Everybody thought that was a reach and were calling him a bust (including Bill Simmons) until a yr and a half in after the Green trade when he started to show talent. People thought they should have gone Tyreke Evans(who won R.O.Y) or Stephen Curry, until it became clear Harden just needed the opportunity and both of the 2 previous had flaws in their own game and in potentially meshing with Westbrook and Durant
I'm not sure if you follow cbb, actually I'm fairly certain you don't with this response. Harden was a top 5 player in that draft, he was a 1st team all american and Pac10 player of the year as a soph. He was one of the only players people felt comfortable knowing he would be able to play well at this level. Reke people wondered whether he was a 1 or a 2 and if he could play off the ball. Steph people wondered whether he could play the 1, could he get his shot off, and was he strong enough to play at this level. He was dominant ASU, definitely not a reach AT ALL.
serious question, and I hope it doesnt turn into ridiculousness....but Jerry West or Kobe Bryant?
It just blows my mind that Jerry West averaged 27 ppg on 47% shooting for his career without a 3 point line.
does anybody else love watchin hardwood classic games?
Yep, Bank of Cuban was open.
Instead they have Monta Ellis who's basically JR's cheaper cousin from the south
serious question, and I hope it doesnt turn into ridiculousness....but Jerry West or Kobe Bryant?
It just blows my mind that Jerry West averaged 27 ppg on 47% shooting for his career without a 3 point line.
does anybody else love watchin hardwood classic games?
fair enough, that was a good explanation too.Not fair to compare players when the generation gap is as big as Kobe and Jerry West IMO. However, 27 ppg without a 3 point line is incredible. Damnserious question, and I hope it doesnt turn into ridiculousness....but Jerry West or Kobe Bryant?
It just blows my mind that Jerry West averaged 27 ppg on 47% shooting for his career without a 3 point line.
does anybody else love watchin hardwood classic games?
But Kobe's for sure the better player, and it isn't that close. West couldn't go left that well, and didn't have the athleticism nor the post game that Kobe has. At the same though, that's why I don't like to compare across multiple generations because who knows how West would have turned out if he came into the league in 96? But as it stands, Kobe is clearly the better player out of the two.
Harden wasn't consensus #3. Everybody thought that was a reach and were calling him a bust (including Bill Simmons) until a yr and a half in after the Green trade when he started to show talent. People thought they should have gone Tyreke Evans(who won R.O.Y) or Stephen Curry, until it became clear Harden just needed the opportunity and both of the 2 previous had flaws in their own game and in potentially meshing with Westbrook and Durant
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Even though Harden had an awful NCAA tourny...he was definitely considered a top 3-5 guy.
god he's so obese
i thought i was the only one that got to see themYo those HEB Spurs commercials
i thought i was the only one that got to see themYo those HEB Spurs commercials
Forgot about that besides that Spurs series, Harden has been lackluster in playoffs
Forgot about that besides that Spurs series, Harden has been lackluster in playoffs
he was pretty bad against Cuse' though if I can remember during that tourney.