TheGodFresco
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Speaking of seeing Athletes, saw Patrick Willis about 2 weeks ago, dude is hella cool
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Originally Posted by GSDOUBLEU
Whats that got to do with anything?Originally Posted by What up
Saw Nick Young, Dominic McGuire, and Andray Blatche in front of Macy's today - they were all drinking coffee. Told all three of them to get ready to pad their stats tomorrow night.
Blatche is a scary man ... I was lightweight shook just standing next to him. And I'm 2 weeks older than that kid!
Originally Posted by Andrew630
Can you get around this Facebook and YouTube block in China?
i swear, you take pics with the whole nbaOriginally Posted by FRANCHISE 55
I took pictures with Arenas and Butler the other day. Chill dudes.
Warriors coach Don Nelson calls Radmanovic a "sub on a good team" and a "throw in" as part of the Nov. 16 trade.
In 16 games as a Warrior, including 15 starts, Radmanovic is shooting 37 percent, including 26 percent from the three-point arc.
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/artic.../SPOH1B5VQR.DTL&feed=rss.sports#ixzz0a6MassK4
lolz
lolzOriginally Posted by offbad
Warriors coach Don Nelson calls Radmanovic a "sub on a good team" and a "throw in" as part of the Nov. 16 trade.
In 16 games as a Warrior, including 15 starts, Radmanovic is shooting 37 percent, including 26 percent from the three-point arc.
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/artic.../SPOH1B5VQR.DTL&feed=rss.sports#ixzz0a6MassK4
If that's the case, WHY does Rad get more PT then Randolph? The mind of Don Nelson is an enigma.Originally Posted by Boys Noize
lolzOriginally Posted by offbad
Warriors coach Don Nelson calls Radmanovic a "sub on a good team" and a "throw in" as part of the Nov. 16 trade.
In 16 games as a Warrior, including 15 starts, Radmanovic is shooting 37 percent, including 26 percent from the three-point arc.
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/artic.../SPOH1B5VQR.DTL&feed=rss.sports#ixzz0a6MassK4