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Why are Rockets jerseys cut so weird? they look like sleeveless shirts not jerseys
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They've played Atlanta 3 times, he's missed all of them, and NONE were on a back to back. The games against the kings bulls & pistons weren't either. And he even sat out BOTH games on a back-to-back against Atlanta & Orlando. It's a little more to it than just back to backs
I think that the team that drafted him should be provided that benefit. They didnt draft a guy just so he can leave in 4 years and then theyre stuck with nothing and had no say in the matter. Plus the player gets his money, so at least theyre still benefiting. Its better than taking all of the power out of the teams hands. We'd have teams Drafting top 3 picks and losing them every four years.
51 years ago today Bill Russell had 29 points and 43 rebounds against the Lakers
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Yea our jerseys cut is wack
Why are Rockets jerseys cut so weird? they look like sleeveless shirts not jerseys
Because they don't have the ends outlined by the red "stripes",
Why are Rockets jerseys cut so weird? they look like sleeveless shirts not jerseys
I think the 3 straight Finals runs catches up to them a lot more than partying.
It's damn near impossible to make a 4th straight run, they're attempting to do it this year. But looking like they'll need to go thru a younger Indy to do so.
Nah that has nothing to do with it. they go out onto the shoulders of the players, look how wide the upper area between the neck and shoulder is compared to the Blazers. no other jerseys do that.Because they don't have the ends outlined by the red "stripes",
Why are Rockets jerseys cut so weird? they look like sleeveless shirts not jerseys
Was listening to Chad Ford today and he made some very compelling points as to why The Pelicans should be tanking.
They aren't making the playoffs anyway, and if they continue to try and win and end up with a pick outside of the top 5, it's going to Philly anyway.
Interesting.
Chicago, Toronto, and Charlotte are good defensive teams. Every team in the East besides Miami is offensively challenged though.aside from the ind/mia, nobody plays defense or offense in the east
they will always want him if hes a superstar player though. when you draft a player you get him for the length of his rookie contract, if in that time period you cant show him enough reasons to say with your team then you dont deserve to keep him. if you can prove to be a winning organization that is capable of building a team around the superstar player then it would be stupid for that player to leave.But at the same time, those players would almost always leave that franchise, giving them next to chance to build and become a potential contender. The matching clause alleviates both of those concerns as best as it can. If they want him they'll match, if they dont they wont. Its the best solutionI hate this, Player's union should have addressed this in the CBA. Rookies should be unrestricted as soon as their first contract expires. A guy can end up spending his prime years player for the inept franchise who drafted him through no fault of his own. This is a player's league yet the owners get so much leeway out here it's disgusting.he'll be restricted. Can't imagine that he won't be matched. He'll be unrestricted somewhere around 2021
i blame the owner. he's not seeing the bigger picture.Was listening to Chad Ford today and he made some very compelling points as to why The Pelicans should be tanking.
They aren't making the playoffs anyway, and if they continue to try and win and end up with a pick outside of the top 5, it's going to Philly anyway.
Interesting.