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Vinny Del Negro interviewed with Flip Saunders for the Timberwolves coaching job.
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Vinny Del Negro interviewed with Flip Saunders for the Timberwolves coaching job.
Bye Kevin
I believe it was $5 million is equivalent $100 to the average person.You also have to remember that these rich dudes bidding love being part of an exclusive clubs. To a certain extent they don't care what the teams so called 'worth' is. A billion to them is like $100 to an average person
Am I the only who think Lance is making the postseason way more exciting? It got boring right after the first round ended.
OT: Prime Jesus Shuttlesworth
Then a 40+ pg thread will pop up about getting scammed, asking NT to send the goons outCan you paypal gift?
Something else I'd like to add, The NBA is the only league that use penalties in this manner . Where minor penalties (fouls) have the potential to directly remove someone from a game.When I see discussions about poor officiating I often see the "it can directly lead to points" argument. But whats most important is that teams in the NBA rely on very few certain players to win the game. The NBA consistently being the worst officiated league in all of sports can directly lead to certain players not being on the court at all. Which ever players they so choose as they continue to make the rules up on the fly.
Fouls don't take anyone out of the game. Coaches do.
Bron had 5 fouls the entire 4th quarter, and played the whole time.
There's no rule you have to take a guy out with 2 fouls in the first, coaches just play it safe.
People once again overreacting to anything and everything having to do with refs. Give that crap a rest. They make split second calls, some you get, some you don't.
Fairly sure that LeBron James has bulldozed thru defenders for a decade, and benefited from the whistle plenty in this league. Now he has one bad game with refs, and we need to change this, review that, switch this, add extra refs, open the Kennedy assassination files, blah blah blah.
Tomorrow night, Bron won't have a single foul called on him, even if he kicks Lance in the balls. But ref complainers will still search for something to ***** about.
Thats why I said they have the potential. In most circumstances its left up to the coach but at the end of the day personal fouls have the power to have to remove a player from a game. I dont think thats me over reacting at all, but rather just stating that a minor penalty like a foul has a lot of power attached to it.Fouls don't take anyone out of the game. Coaches do.
Bron had 5 fouls the entire 4th quarter, and played the whole time.
There's no rule you have to take a guy out with 2 fouls in the first, coaches just play it safe.
People once again overreacting to anything and everything having to do with refs. Give that crap a rest. They make split second calls, some you get, some you don't.
Fairly sure that LeBron James has bulldozed thru defenders for a decade, and benefited from the whistle plenty in this league. Now he has one bad game with refs, and we need to change this, review that, switch this, add extra refs, open the Kennedy assassination files, blah blah blah.
Tomorrow night, Bron won't have a single foul called on him, even if he kicks Lance in the balls. But ref complainers will still search for something to ***** about.
I can definitely see why people think this. Me personally, I'm on the fence about it, and wouldnt obejct to them trying something different with fouls and the way players are penalized for comitting them.Fouling out is stupid. Lol.
I dont think thats me over reacting at all, but rather just stating that a minor penalty like a foul has a lot of power attached to it.
I want to say something so bad, but I know CP will just laugh about it