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Was able to scoop off a DSG restock . I’ve been enjoying them
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How they feel w the game day? Thought about grabbing those insoles for casualWas able to scoop off a DSG restock . I’ve been enjoying them
About the same to me if I had to be honest. Haven’t noticed a difference. But I’m not someone who struggles with pain/soreness + I already have bunnies. Just wanted to see what the hype was aboutHow they feel w the game day? Thought about grabbing those insoles for casual
at the stuttering at the end…
so many layers of irony and overlapping things in this whole situation lol. On many levels.
Kyrie is 30+ and was in the last year of his contract. After the Infinity disaster they were going to let his contract run out anyway. They just cut everything and let it expire. People need to stop comparing his situation to Ja's.
Enough with the how the feel playing rec league ball. I need some on feet pics of them with casual outfits
Enough with the how the feel playing rec league ball. I need some on feet pics of them with casual outfits
I don’t know how you and Stephen A missed it but aside from Kobe (and that’s because of his death respectfully, RIP) Kyrie had by far the most popular modern basketball line in the league the past few years lol. So much so that Ja himself was usually wearing them if not Kobe’s, hence the pic. It’s ridiculous for SAS say that he was about to “cost Nike money” when he is the line they’re trying to replace with Ja’s in the marketplace as the shoe for young hoopers from a standpoint that he was probably the most popular new basketball line by a good margin lol. That’s why it was funny to me he started stuttering cuz he don’t even believe that.
Their real mistake was letting Steph go.
It was the price point, not necessarily him and again, he is 31. How many more years did he have left? He was never a beloved figure in the first place.
Kyrie was never Michael Jordan. He was an interchangeable athlete. That's why they were looking for a younger player.
Their real mistake was letting Steph go.
I can only speak for self when it comes to Steph. After ESPN did that doc on him while at Davidson I felt he could be a superstar in the NBA. Did I think he’d reach GOAT status? No. I knew the talk would be he’s too small at first. But his quickness on and off the ball to get his shot had me mesmerized. He played with a lot of heart! Was praying the Lakers would somehow get him lol. It was his injuries early on that had me worried he wouldn’t reach his potential. I made a similar argument for Joakim Noah coming out of college. He didn’t have size, nor a a lot of skill. But I really felt his heart, leadership, and desire to win would help him have a decent career.Steph wasn’t “STEPH” and no one could’ve predicted what he would become, not even the Warriors or Steph based on the contract extension that Steph signed in 2012.
Steph wasn’t “STEPH” and no one could’ve predicted what he would become, not even the Warriors or Steph based on the contract extension that Steph signed in 2012.