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Don't think they care much about the Slurs either
Gotta be more of a hockey and baseball town rn for obvious reasons
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Don't think they care much about the Slurs either
Gotta be more of a hockey and baseball town rn for obvious reasons
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Where is your cut-off?
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He most certainly did. And that includes Bron, Shaq & Kobe.
Like, I’m not really mad if you argue for either...but the general public thinks it’s absurd to include Tim Duncan in those discussions. He’s right there with Bron and Kobe. I’ve always said...the better argument is who the best Post Jordan player is. Bron, Shaq, Kobe & Duncan all got respective cases. That’s a better discussion to me...than leapfrogging Bron soley, to the GOAT convo.
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Nah....this ain't it chief. F y'all
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Don't think they care much about the Slurs either
Gotta be more of a hockey and baseball town rn for obvious reasons
DC is 1000% a football town (from a pro standpoint).
No matter how much the team blows or how bad the stadium is....that franchise will always reign supreme here.
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I mean, do you blame them?
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There's a lot of hate for them, but there's a lot of RacialSlurs love too.Don't think they care much about the Slurs either
Gotta be more of a hockey and baseball town rn for obvious reasons
1. Slurs
2-3. Nats and Caps
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Maybe the owner doesn't want to get into any legal disputes over rights/licensing with Kobe's estate?
That is all I can think of as to why Kobe's name was droppED.
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Maybe historically so but are folks really checking for them lately like that?
Feels like I always see rows of empty seats during games at fedex, at least the rows they don't end up covering with a tarp
, and opposing fans take it over
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Using THAT model, faulty, elevates Kobe in a way in which he wouldn't if it were an Open Division.
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That model is faulty because big men dominated from the 60s-2000s. Thats 4 decades of great big men.
The next 4 decades are gonna be full of great guards and forwards. Already been trending that way since 2000.
The next 4 decades are gonna be full of great guards and forwards. Already been trending that way since 2000.
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Eh...would imagine keeping the name would me a lot more of a fitting tribute than 'raising it to the rafters' whatever the hell that means
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I do think Kobe is top 10, but I think that there should be two separate top 10 lists:
One pre-1980 and one post-1980. Or to be more accurate: One for players who had their best years prior to 1980 and one for players who had their best years after 1980.
It's really hard to compare Wilt Chamberlain's and Bill Russell's accomplishments with Michael Jordan's and LeBron James' accomplishments straight up. It's apples and oranges.
The game was so different back then.
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Maybe historically so but are folks really checking for them lately like that?
Feels like I always see rows of empty seats during games at fedex, at least the rows they don't end up covering with a tarp
It's alot deeper than showing up for a game.
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probs. they're still dead to me. lol
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I mean none of us really care about that place now that KObe is gone and to be honest we didn't care about it while he was alive.
Nothing changes.
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But I thought Kobe owned everything
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Well according to the Tweet, that wasn't true.
He said partnership but he also said the Academy existed well before the partnership
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I love how ESPN ranked Steph (13) one spot ahead of Durant (14). Agenda is clear.
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They just sleep on Tim
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Coin flip. They’re both in that 10-15 range.
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Yea, this outcry/demand that Kobe should be Top 10 is funny considering he was barely cracking the list (if even at all), 6 months ago.
No need to rewrite history.
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Again Kobe's resume is top 5 worthy;
18x All Star
15x All NBA (tied for most all time)
11x All NBA 1st team (2nd most all time)
12x All NBA defensive team
2x scoring champ
2x Finals MVP
1X League MVP
Really only Duncan, Kareem and Bron match the longevity
And then you have MJ or Magic that dominated in a shorter period of time 12-13 seasons.
18x All Star
15x All NBA (tied for most all time)
11x All NBA 1st team (2nd most all time)
12x All NBA defensive team
2x scoring champ
2x Finals MVP
1X League MVP
Really only Duncan, Kareem and Bron match the longevity
And then you have MJ or Magic that dominated in a shorter period of time 12-13 seasons.
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