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Wasn't a flagrant II but still this game is out of hand anyway. With the way JR shooting tonight, this may be a blessing in disguise for the Knicks.
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harrison bustin that *** 
prigoni is gonna get his ankles broken by steph if he continues to guard him
prigoni is gonna get his ankles broken by steph if he continues to guard him
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steph curry's mom = certified milf 
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i dont think anyone questioned Curry, everyone thought he was/is a very good player. His ankles were made of glass, thank god hes been healthy so far. good for him
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Dirk is done |I
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lol at the caption on the dirk gif "dirk nowitzki holds the shoot button too long in a real NBA game"
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Russ with one of those NBA 2k shots
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dirk held the shoot button too long and russ pushed it on accident
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Then the dude has the nerve to complain about not getting a call while five Spurs run past him.
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Spolestra should thank Lebron for this too.
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I'm done for the night
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Coach Spo!!!
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please name the players presently in the league you would take over KD
so as of right now, 12th March 2013, who would YOU take as your number 1 option over KD?
so kobe bryant as of right now, 34 years old.. all of that millage on his legs
tim duncan, as of right now.. 36 years old.. factoring in injuries
kevin garnett, as of right now.. 36 years old
all players with a couple years left on their hall of fame careers.. BUT AS OF RIGHT NOW, in the waning stages of their careers
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i dont know... lebron?
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that guy in miami is pretty good when it's playoffs time
also LeBron james
also LeBron james
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My point was that I don't see KD being that guy that will bring rings to a franchise as a number one option. He'll give you deep playoff runs, sure. But I don't see him being "It" as far as winning championships are concerned. I'm not a physic so I could be wrong, but that's how I see it. He has stretches in games against the elite teams where he just dissapears and is pushed so far from the basket. Tonight was a prime example. He's a great talent so it wont necessarily show up on the stat sheet, but this is how I see it.
As far as number one options are concerned, obviously Lebron James. But I didn't say that implying that I would choose someone else over KD as much as I just don't see him bringing rings or chips to OKC. He's very young so I could be wrong, but like I said, that's how it looks like it may play out. Against the elite teams in the league I actually prefer his own teammate Russ rather than KD if i'm being honest. I know this is atypical from what everyone would say, but it comes easier for Russ, especially against the likes of the elite of the NBA. It may not show up statistically, but judging from what I see, that's my interpretation.
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I have ZERO faith in Jazz retaining that 8th seed. Them dudes gonna lay down and let Lakers swoop up for that final spot :x
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