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Redick should be able to carry the load since he doesn't record podcasts now. 
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4 or 5 means GS in the 2nd rd. If Houston stays at 3 they could possibly get to their 1st conference finals ever.
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If they have to play GS either way, minus whale play them a round fresher. Unless the Conference Finals participation title is that important.
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If they have to play GS either way, minus whale play them a round fresher. Unless the Conference Finals participation title is that important.
It's at least some progress.
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Mike Conley gotta be an all star now right
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Happens every year. Shoe ins get hurt and opens up more spots.
Need to find out who bet me Conley wouldn't make it
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Gonna be Dame
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I'm thinking Harden Russ Curry Klay then dame or Conley I hope neither of them make it tbh
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CP3 was having a great year, Clippers cursed
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It's time to blow up the Clippers, put them on ice
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Getting paid like one
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NBA league pass free from 16th - 22nd
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Maaan...lol
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This doesn't change anything for them. They're capable of winning in any arena so HCA doesn't mean much.
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The Clippers are not running the table in the West with no type of home court advantage
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Kevin Durant reflects on James Harden and Russell Westbrook, the younger years
http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/01/17/kevin-durant-james-harden-russell-westbrook/
http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/01/17/kevin-durant-james-harden-russell-westbrook/
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they weren't ever going to have homecourt over the warriors anyway, and they don't NEED it to beat Houston or San Antonio.
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Magic aint never lied
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The season doesn't start until we get Official Magic Johnson tweets that state the obvious. The Madden of the NBA.
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Melo loves being in NY so much he's welling to waste his career. Obviously he doesn't care about winning THAT much. You already got your money, it's no reason to stay.
I understand that as fans all we see is the basketball aspect, but as a multimillionaire who has expressed several times that he loves NYC & how he wants to grow his business there really is no reason to leave. Melo is still gonna be a HOF'er, what's the worse that's gonna happen in the big picture? a bunch of people who can't knockdown a layup drawing up meme's?.... Is that really worth moving to Cleveland and potentially losing millions of dollars for?
Melo loves being in NY so much he's welling to waste his career. Obviously he doesn't care about winning THAT much. You already got your money, it's no reason to stay.
I mean at the end of the day, it's about your quality of life as a human being.
If getting 20+ million while living in NYC where all your business/social circle is more appealing than going to another team with the "hope" of winning a championship is more appealing to Melo I'm not going to knock him.
All that ring talk is for forums and sports talking heads, reality is Melo is a HOF basketball player who's at the point in his career where his earning power will only go down from an on court perspective.
There's been plenty of phenomenal players who have never won a ring, that doesn't diminish them in the eyes of anybody who actually understands the game and isn't a parrot of that media narrative.
This is basically what I said. Y'all just stretched it out.
The Knicks are obviously a lost franchise with no plan. Winning ain't that much of a priority to him. Building a brand (even though you can that by winning) and living in NY more is important.
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