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Kenny and Co is wild for that segment.Guys Carmelo is underpaid. He's not making enough.
That Barkley clip gets me everytime.
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Kenny and Co is wild for that segment.Guys Carmelo is underpaid. He's not making enough.
Omg if playoffs started today spurs would have to play 4 series without homecourt advantage to go back to back champs.
Has any team in the nba ever done that?
Omg if playoffs started today spurs would have to play 4 series without homecourt advantage to go back to back champs.
Has any team in the nba ever done that?
Torry Holt has a similar issue with his finger.
Can't believe Marion never got that finger fixed.
While we're talking about fingers, Gerald Green has half a finger on one of his hands.
Yes he does. a little on the sides of his mouth and nothing in the middle. it's very strange. Like a reverse Hitler stache
Can't believe Marion never got that finger fixed.
Torry Holt has a similar issue with his finger.
I remember him saying to get it corrected he'd have the get the finger fused into place, afterwhich he wouldn't be able to bend it anymore iso he didn't go through with the surgery.
Maybe that's the same issue with Marion.
he's got the permanent shocker going onWhile we're talking about fingers, Gerald Green has half a finger on one of his hands.
Why did I google it...
I give him props tho for being a right handed player in the NBA
Almost 4 years with that thing and he said it keeps bending more and more every time it gets hit.
I can't believe I didn't notice that.
Adrian Dantley, the former first-round pick and 15-year NBA veteran -- a six-time NBA All-Star and member of the Basketball Hall of Fame -- turned up in an odd place this week.
He's reffing junior varsity basketball games.
Dantley was working the hardwood at Maryland's DeMatha Catholic High School, where he graduated, as reported by Deadspin's Dave McKenna. For his efforts, the NBA great who ranks ahead of Larry Bird and David Robinson on the all-time scoring list earns a cool $35 per game.
It's understandable if you've arrived at this story expecting to here another rendition of once-rich sports stars reduced to making ends meet on a meager hourly wage.
Good news: This is not that story. Dantley was well-known as a player for being a frugal spender and managing his money wisely. He also spend eight years as an NBA assistant with the Denver Nuggets.
More recently, Dantley was found working as a school crossing guard. His odd jobs in recent years have nothing to do with finances, though. The man is simply just trying to stay busy.
"I'll be 60 years old in six weeks," Dantley tells Deadspin. "Being a crossing guard and a ref gets me out of the house. Everybody was surprised to see me [refereeing] last night, but I’m not a person who’s going to sit around the house.
A perfectly reasonable explanation, in the end. Dantley hasn't hit hard times; he just doesn't want to sit around bored. Good on him.
And, for what it's worth, DeMatha also took time to honor Dantley at halftime.
End of a era for the spurs
End of a era for the spurs
hopefully.
it would be like the ending of return of the jedi at my house