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Cube said he wants to develop his own stars and not just have former NBA players/stars in the league.
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Cube said he wants to develop his own stars and not just have former NBA players/stars in the league.
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cube gotta rethink that strategy.
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Why?
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I would think people wanna see their favorite washed up former NBA players, not Joe Shmoe
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None of those guys gonna get burn man.
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Right. Frank Nitty, Drew League Legend didn't make much of a splash there.
I don't see a FEW slots being given to Indy dudes changing the scope of the league.
ANd hell, David Hawkins COOKED in the Big 3 two years ago. Non-NBA talent. The League didn't spiral down.
Fake outrage here.
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Nitty my dawg. Chatted with him a couple of times, cool cat. But he got tons of burn when he played and made his minutes count. He was having buckets out there. I always thought Captain Jack was the weak link, dude was a super chucker but he was the heart of that team. They also had that one dude who was a straight bully. Good team, sad they lost in the chip game that one year.
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Nah, when I say, "Didn't make a Splash" I am saying him being there didn't cause the LEague to be watered down. He was a seamless fit.
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But they have already had "No Namers" in the league. (As mentioned above)
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But if it had majority or all no namers, I don’t think it’ll get as much fan fare/interest
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I feel like the appeal of the big 3 is watching da old timers play. Not sure if I wanna watch no name young bloods play
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Half them dudes arent even old timers, some been out the league just a few years but yeah I dont wanna see some regular cats with a “I wanna make it somewhere” story.
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Who said this will EVER be the Case?
Who said this is the goal?
Cube simply said he wanted to create his own stars and not JUST rely on former NBA dudes.
How any of you took that as them wanting MAJORITY of the league becoming no-namers is beyond me but you got it.
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Triplets are going to repeat, so long as Iso Joe has stayed in shape (looks like he has). Kind of surprised Hawk didn’t get drafted. Looking forward to seeing if Bulut lives up to the hype—he & Mobley may cause problems for other squads.
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They might need to up the pay because that list of players ain’t it to keep me interested.
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lol at da no chill gil and nick young coach & captain combo
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Mahmoud is proof that has long as you can hit a jump shot there is a place for you on the court. Man is 52 still getting it in. Watched a podcast of him recently and he said he still trains like he is in the NBA.
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Can you link me famb?
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Not only is his shot still as wet as ever, the dude creates this own shots out there and moves like somebody in their 20s/early 30s. He’s a freak, love watching him hoop.
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key word is “stars”
you cannot “simply” say something like that because that is NOT what the big 3 is about.
so thats more than what YOU are implying as far as what these walk ons are supposed to be
not sure how thats hard to understand
and you contradicted yourself when you posed the question “who said this was the goal?”
well cube said it was buddy
we want to see former stars in the lineups aint nobody trying to see construction worker bob smith whip a no look pass to greg oden
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"Who said this was the goal" was in reference to the QUANTITY The abundance of no-name dudes being ghe faceof the league.
You dudes blew Cube's statement out of proportion.
You don't think he understands formerNBA players are the bread and butter of the league?
why any of you think he wants anything other than a few Diamonds in the Rough (his words) getting some spotlight is beyond me.
