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I hope everyone eats cake in honor of Kobe's birthday today
2022 NBA Offseason Thread: Preseason kicks off; Things are fine in Los Angeles, Draymond beats the charges
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If im playing with a dead toenail heck im milking that narrative out
dontsteponmyshoes
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Greatest mamba mentality performance ever was TO in the super bowl. McNabb and his momma chunky soup he threw up all over the field owe TO a ring!
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Kobe would play thru anything and wouldn't make excuses. But he had a way of letting you know he wasn't 100% throughout the course of a game 
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Nah Tatum that’s not the reason you made an *** of yourself, it was trying to mimic Kobe and shoot turnaround fadeaways over and over again while building a brick mansion
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Giannis should be on there before 2 of these dudes
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Did he have it? I thought he was really close because Thanasis got it
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Thanasis sleeps on the couch. Ain’t no way Giannis didn’t have it
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What was the context? Did he blame his performance on his wrist?
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Karl Malone is the obvious answer even though he's a terrible person
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Giannis could retire today and would be better than Malone
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When it comes to playing through injury and pain like a real Gladiator, NOBODY does it like Kobe Bryant
Happy 44th to The Idol.
"He was a soldier of the NBA. Honor him"
Happy 44th to The Idol.
"He was a soldier of the NBA. Honor him"
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Young Dirk.
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It's those subtle grimaces he used to make during the gameKobe would play thru anything and wouldn't make excuses. But he had a way of letting you know he wasn't 100% throughout the course of a game
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It would be those big *** bandages over his finger for me.
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651 games worth. But that LeAdErShIp is worth the roster spot instead of someone that will play
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I was going to mention the big *** bandages/tape. And it usually when hurt when he missed shots or turned the ball over
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This "Who is a Superstar" convo on Twitter is funny man.
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