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He absolutely carried them to the finals, then went ghost. Not much more to it than that
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He absolutely carried them to the finals, then went ghost. Not much more to it than that
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Its crazy how Bynum is only 26
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Which is true, but he redeemed himself, in the next 2 finals appearances.
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today.
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So many of those mid range Dirk shots are contested fade away's off one foot too.
Son is an anomaly.
Son is an anomaly.
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To clarify on the Granger v PG comment, I guess what I meant was that I would take a prime Granger over a prime George so far. Granger improved for how many straight years? Whereas it seems as if PG doesn't have much more to go to hit his ceiling. Also, Danny had the killer mentality that I preferred.
They are both great though.
They are both great though.
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Not really nobody is hurt bro. Just hypocrisy at it's finest not even 2 pages apart. Continue with your Clark Kenting...
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I never think him and KD will miss a shotSo many of those mid range Dirk shots are contested fade away's off one foot too.
Son is anomaly.
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PG is 23, he's 4 years away from his prime.
Granger at 23 wasn't even close to PG currently.
Curious George has also gotten better every year and is 3 times the defender Granger ever was.
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Danny Granger's peak seasons consisted of him missing 20+ games on lottery Pacer squads.
Paul's defensive abilities alone make him more valuable than Granger ever was.
It's also worth noting that in 9 going on 10 years...Granger only managed to play close to 3 full seasons.
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I'm 26 and just thinking, I've gotten to witness 4 of the most uniquely athletically, skillful and talented players to ever play in their prime or just now entering it.
1. Shaq
2. Dirk
3. Bron
4. KD
Just the combinations of their talents (domination w/ size, 7'0ter with shooting touch unmatched, combo of size, speed, and power, 7'0ter with unlimited skills on the offensive end, handles at that size and only continuing to improve)
Great time to be a basketball fan.
If Bron doesn't opt out, Dirk should be the top FA for any team that's one player away, but Cuban isn't letting him leave Dallas. I'd love to replace Pau with him over the next two seasons.
1. Shaq
2. Dirk
3. Bron
4. KD
Just the combinations of their talents (domination w/ size, 7'0ter with shooting touch unmatched, combo of size, speed, and power, 7'0ter with unlimited skills on the offensive end, handles at that size and only continuing to improve)
Great time to be a basketball fan.
If Bron doesn't opt out, Dirk should be the top FA for any team that's one player away, but Cuban isn't letting him leave Dallas. I'd love to replace Pau with him over the next two seasons.
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Dirk ain't leaving Dallas.
Unfortunately I don't think anybody is coming to Dallas either.
They missed on everybody.
Unfortunately I don't think anybody is coming to Dallas either.
They missed on everybody.
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Dirk ain't leaving Dallas.
Unfortunately I don't think anybody is coming to Dallas either.
They missed on everybody.
this all 10000% true...the only other team who strikes out more is chicago
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I would put prime T-Mac in that same category
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dallas got the one that really mattered...monta ellis 
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So true, he gets forgotten because of the injuries.
His 4 Orlando years he averaged 28/7/5, real.
Best season he had 32.1/6.5/5.5 and shot 38% from 3 on high volume at 23 years old, KD before KD.
My parents copped me his Authentic and I wore that **** so proudly at every opportunity.
Wish his back held up, my mans health started going downhill at 26. :x
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Yea keep going...
Have fun not playing in the play offs, and rooting for whatever team plays Miami....smh
Typical Laker fan
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prime duncan > prime dirk
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Even Drake on NT tryna save somebody who don't need saving, makes sense.
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CAN YOU DIG IT
CAN YOU DIG IT
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He was never as efficient as KD is though. Even in that 02-03 season he put up those numbers, he took 24 shots/game to do so. KD is avg 32/7.6/5.6 on 51% shooting 40% from 3 and 87% from the line on 21 shots. KD is a legit 7 feet not NT 7'1 like T-Mac was. KD put up 50/40/90 last season. We've never seen anything like KD before as far as an entire package, a volume scorer at 7 feet, with handles, athletic, and as efficient as he is and he's not even in his prime yet.
He's like Dirk x Kobe DNA was combined in a lab and spit out this freak of nature.
Kobe was putting up similar numbers that same season so his uniqueness at least to me takes a bit of a hit.
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