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Agreed. The thought of throwing a PLAYOFF (not even regular season) games is insane.Golden state purposely throwing any of these games may be the dumbest thing ive ever heard. Deadass srs.
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Agreed. The thought of throwing a PLAYOFF (not even regular season) games is insane.Golden state purposely throwing any of these games may be the dumbest thing ive ever heard. Deadass srs.
Them Cuban BeansWhat kind of HGH do they have in Miami? They got Deng AND Amare not looking washed
guy is an idiot. of course Westbrook is a Superstar.
"like they dog Kobes first 3"[quote name="Freeze"]if duncan wins they better dog him like they dog kobes first 3 and how kawhi & LMA had to drag his washed *** to the finish line
Miami is an amazing collection of washed playersWhat kind of HGH do they have in Miami? They got Deng AND Amare not looking washed
Cocoa flavored at leastWhat kind of HGH do they have in Miami? They got Deng AND Amare not looking washed
What about a superduperstarWhats NTs definition of a superstar?
Kemba's game is pretty non playoff friendly. Like a slightly better Brandon JenningsI really, really hate Kemba's game. If him and Jefferson had their way they would shoot every damn time. The team flows waaay better with Lin out there.
By Mark Cuban's definition, five-time All-Star and four-time All-NBA team Russell Westbrook isn't a superstar.
"I think he's an All-Star but not a superstar," Cuban said. Asked later on about Draymond Green, Cuban also said he wasn't a superstar by his standards.
"The way I define a superstar is who do you want the ball in the hands of at the end of a game when you need a bucket," Cuban said. "Who do you know that can get off that shot, make that shot and that's your superstar."
Cuban continued giving his example using long-time Mavericks star Dirk Nowitzki as a frame of reference: "Russ is certainly an all star, but I consider Durant a superstar. You look at Dirk, all his years to now, he carries teams to 50 wins. That's the sign of a superstar."
Last year, Westbrook did most of the heavy lifting for the Thunder as Durant played less than a third of the season. Oklahoma City won 45 games but fell just shy of the playoffs, losing out to the New Orleans Pelicans.
"Dirk for 15 years won 50 games no matter what. We put Mo, Larry and curly next to him and he won 50 games," Cuban said, praising Nowitzki's efforts at the expense of a small indictment of his own general managerial skills.
Cuban said very few teams, if any, had two superstars, saying Kyrie Irving and Green both failed his test.
"Kyrie's not there yet," Cuban said. "I think Draymond's an All-Star and I think he's really, really, really, really good, I think he's multi-faceted, but I wouldn't call him a superstar yet. You're not going to put Draymond on a bad team and watch him win 50 games. Draymond, he makes all the players around him better, but I don't think he goes anywhere in the league and wins 50 games."
Whats NTs definition of a superstar?
So CP3 is a megastar?if you dont have a Haters thread on NT then youre not a SuperstarWhats NTs definition of a superstar?
Kemba's game is pretty non playoff friendly. Like a slightly better Brandon Jennings
It's nuts how Lin feels like their most important player