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Kobe sucks
2015-2016 NBA Regular Season - MDA to HOU - All-NBA - Harden snubbed - Anthony Davis is broke
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Warriors schedule til' Christmas
82-0 (nah I think Jazz/Sac catch em' slippin)
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Kd and lebron only players going get at kareem.i think boogie will be wizard #bbn, wall only one can reverse the rage
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I missed you Lil Bushroot
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If this Warriors could go until Christmas without loosing the hype for that game would be wild
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Chicago gonna give them their first L and beat them at home again.
Warriors schedule til' Christmas82-0 (nah I think Jazz/Sac catch em' slippin)
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Yo, who is this clown? I hope he gets Lil B'd
HEDO TURKOGLU RETIRES AFTER 15 SEASONS
ESPN NBA Insider Amin Elhassan on the retirement of Hedo Turkoglu: "You know they say Father Time is undefeated and Father Time defeated Hedo Turkoglu quite a while ago."
HEDO TURKOGLU RETIRES AFTER 15 SEASONS
ESPN NBA Insider Amin Elhassan on the retirement of Hedo Turkoglu: "You know they say Father Time is undefeated and Father Time defeated Hedo Turkoglu quite a while ago."
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I see 4 potential loses. Clips, Bulls, Raptors once and Cavs.
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lmaoo won't even come close. kd can't even play more than 5 games in a row any more and bron not finna average 26 ppg for the next 8 yrs
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8 years of washed bron jokes, I can dig it
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Can't crown steph yet...Lebron has been in the finals the last 6 or 7yrs. Let's give it time folks
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Only won twice though :////
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Steph just beat lebron in the finals. People crowned lebron when he was in highschool, what more does steph have to do?
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2 rings doh. 2 rings.
if steph repeats this year, he's wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy more efficient than bron. 2 of 2. not 2 of 6, and potentially 2 of 7.
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Cure cancer, make it to the finals six more times, join Nike again, etc
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And he's doing this with a second all star who is mentally soft like charmin
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Nah Brons kids are physically soft
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True true....although we haven't seen K Love enough in big situations to know if he'll stand up to the test.
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not to detract from that, but he did play in the east.
and the griz christmas jerseys are fire
great job this year with those unis.
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All-Brick Layers Team: Kobe Bryant's awful shooting hits prehistoric levels
http://www.si.com/nba/2015/11/11/kobe-bryant-derrick-rose-joe-johnson-shooting-all-brick-layers
How bad has Bryant’s start been? Historically bad. No player in the shot-clock era has shot as poorly as Bryant is shooting on a similar number of attempts per game. In fact, you have to go all the way back to 1951-52 to find a minutes-qualified player who completed a season with a worse efficiency/volume combination. That man: “Jumpin' Joe” Fulks, one of the NBA’s first high-volume scorers and a Hall of Famer who is credited with popularizing the jump shot.
Fulks shot just 31.2% on 17.7 attempts per game for the Philadelphia Warriors that season, a rough showing that nevertheless managed to land him on the 1952 All-Star team. “When I was hot, I was really hot,” Fulks said, according to his official Murray State University biography. “But when I was cold, sometimes it was bad.” Hmm… who does that sound like?
To fully comprehend the scope of the Bryant/Fulks comparison, here’s a “highlight reel” of Fulks’s deliberate set up and wonky two-handed delivery in glorious black and white.
While Fulks was on the cutting edge of his time, pioneering a form of scoring that would change the game forever, Bryant looks to be reaching back to a past that is gone for good. Everything looks difficult this season: Bryant is throwing up an uncomfortable amount of airballs, he’s settling for three-pointers at a career-high rate, he’s not consistently getting to his spots off the dribble, he’s generating little offense in the basket area, and he’s regularly beaten back in transition. Nevertheless, he’s still posting a 28.7 usage rate, tops among Lakers rotation players, and he’s leading the Lakers in shots per game.
Take that all together, and Bryant has been one of the league’s most damaging shooters this season, falling far short of his long-established standard. Lakers coach Byron Scott has repeatedly said that Bryant is the “last guy” he’s worried about. Scott really needs to rethink that position, especially if he actually believes it. The age-related trend in Bryant’s shooting, influenced by three straight season-ending injuries, couldn’t be clearer.
While it might not stay quite this bad over the course of an 82-game season, it’s hard to envision Bryant orchestrating a remarkable turnaround. No one wins—not the Lakers, not Scott, not Bryant, and certainly not young building blocks like D’Angelo Russell and Julius Randle—when Bryant takes and misses this many shots.
http://www.si.com/nba/2015/11/11/kobe-bryant-derrick-rose-joe-johnson-shooting-all-brick-layers
How bad has Bryant’s start been? Historically bad. No player in the shot-clock era has shot as poorly as Bryant is shooting on a similar number of attempts per game. In fact, you have to go all the way back to 1951-52 to find a minutes-qualified player who completed a season with a worse efficiency/volume combination. That man: “Jumpin' Joe” Fulks, one of the NBA’s first high-volume scorers and a Hall of Famer who is credited with popularizing the jump shot.
Fulks shot just 31.2% on 17.7 attempts per game for the Philadelphia Warriors that season, a rough showing that nevertheless managed to land him on the 1952 All-Star team. “When I was hot, I was really hot,” Fulks said, according to his official Murray State University biography. “But when I was cold, sometimes it was bad.” Hmm… who does that sound like?
To fully comprehend the scope of the Bryant/Fulks comparison, here’s a “highlight reel” of Fulks’s deliberate set up and wonky two-handed delivery in glorious black and white.
While Fulks was on the cutting edge of his time, pioneering a form of scoring that would change the game forever, Bryant looks to be reaching back to a past that is gone for good. Everything looks difficult this season: Bryant is throwing up an uncomfortable amount of airballs, he’s settling for three-pointers at a career-high rate, he’s not consistently getting to his spots off the dribble, he’s generating little offense in the basket area, and he’s regularly beaten back in transition. Nevertheless, he’s still posting a 28.7 usage rate, tops among Lakers rotation players, and he’s leading the Lakers in shots per game.
Take that all together, and Bryant has been one of the league’s most damaging shooters this season, falling far short of his long-established standard. Lakers coach Byron Scott has repeatedly said that Bryant is the “last guy” he’s worried about. Scott really needs to rethink that position, especially if he actually believes it. The age-related trend in Bryant’s shooting, influenced by three straight season-ending injuries, couldn’t be clearer.
While it might not stay quite this bad over the course of an 82-game season, it’s hard to envision Bryant orchestrating a remarkable turnaround. No one wins—not the Lakers, not Scott, not Bryant, and certainly not young building blocks like D’Angelo Russell and Julius Randle—when Bryant takes and misses this many shots.
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This guy also upload highlights like Dawkins and GL
This guy also upload highlights like Dawkins and GL
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