i know overseas ball is "rough" but is this norma for american ball players being targetedl?
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i know overseas ball is "rough" but is this norma for american ball players being targetedl?
I'll put it on every once and a while, while I'm trying find something to watch on tv.. and I always hear them say something stupid..
like last night they were talking about contenders in the west and talked about how okc will never be a contender..
okc, a team that has been to 3 of the last 4 western conference finals and the finals once (losing to the eventual champion all 3 years).. and who knows what happens if westbrook's injury doesn't happen or ibaka's (cause a lot of teams could survive those types of injuries)
good thing this happened before rza got his iron fists or the guy would be deadi know overseas ball is "rough" but is this norma for american ball players being targetedl?
I'll miss Kerr; he was the most reasonable and knowledge in this regard.I'll put it on every once and a while, while I'm trying find something to watch on tv.. and I always hear them say something stupid..
like last night they were talking about contenders in the west and talked about how okc will never be a contender..
okc, a team that has been to 3 of the last 4 western conference finals and the finals once (losing to the eventual champion all 3 years).. and who knows what happens if westbrook's injury doesn't happen or ibaka's (cause a lot of teams could survive those types of injuries)
Open Court is good when the panel is talking about their own experiences in the league and telling stories. When they're talking about the league currently, its not much different than Inside the NBA, but with more people. Since they've pretty much exhausted talking about the good old days, it does not interest me as much as it used to.
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Chris Paul is overrated as ****.
Agreed.He really 'earned' those MVPs. Definitely set the bar at the PG position based on 'skills' alone!
Sad way for Steve Nash's career to end, but he's a shoo-in for the HOF. A real stand up athlete, I will always hold him in the highest esteem. Much respect for taking a stand against bigots during Arizona's disgraceful SB 1070 period. People in here dismissing his impact are blaspheming
don't forget a healthy anderson verajaoat steve nash "saving" the league during a time period that had Prime A.I, Early Prime Kobe, Prime Shaq, Prime Duncan, Young Bron, Melo, Wade, Prime VC & T-mac etc etc.
But Steve Nash saved the league hilarity at it's finest.
Also if i hear one more media stan talk about the outlet pass of K.Love as if it's some monumental difference in the game of basketball i'm gonna snap. K.Love right now isn't a better player or fit with LBJ. guys are talking like he's gonna be playing with Bron & still put up 25 & 15 a night. He will be relegated to basically the same exact role that Bosh has. He does have a good post game and is a great rebounder but on a team with Lebron James two of those skills are gonna be hampered because they need the space for LBJ to drive the lane.
Also Kyrie as of now is a HUGE downgrade from Wade his first 2-3 years with the Heat.outside of shooting i don't believe he does ANYTHING better than Wade. & unlike Wade he doesn't have the security on his Ego that Wade had by the time LBJ got there. He was already a champion and already showed he can dominate at the top level. This team isn't gonna smoothly transition into a championshib caliber team off the jump like most people believe.
where do they find you people?Steve Nash is head and shoulders above Chris Paul. A real throwback to 60s, 70s, 80s, early 90s point guards. Chris Paul has HORRIBLE sportsmanship. And what's funny, Nash's only true knock was his defense, which is easily true. And, Chris Paul has been a defensive liability since Wake Forest. And as he's getting older, it'll be even worse for that boy! Anywho, Tony Parker has owned Paul/Nash throughout all of their careers. They never want to see TP9!
Steve Nash is head and shoulders above Chris Paul. A real throwback to 60s, 70s, 80s, early 90s point guards. Chris Paul has HORRIBLE sportsmanship. And what's funny, Nash's only true knock was his defense, which is easily true. And, Chris Paul has been a defensive liability since Wake Forest. And as he's getting older, it'll be even worse for that boy! Anywho, Tony Parker has owned Paul/Nash throughout all of their careers. They never want to see TP9!
Chris Paul's defense is vastly overrated though.