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Whats up with tristan and jr? They gonna sign or what? Sucks you guys didnt get joe johnson. That would have benn crazy to see
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Whats up with tristan and jr? They gonna sign or what? Sucks you guys didnt get joe johnson. That would have benn crazy to see
Damn frisco lit tonight! Choppa Loaded!!!Its as likely as awwsome paying up
tbh they are probably menguys plsLol at the idea of you ever getting laidlakers fans are the worst
if my child turns out to be a lakers fan i would probably kick him/her
@sea manup has probably had intercourse with plenty of partners
If healthy, KD would've brought Cleveland a chip.The best basketball player in the world.
kd would have averaged 45 ppg in the finals taking as many shots as lebron did
while playing better defense
Im ready for summer league
O yea go Pelicans
And you said I had too much to drink...I got my boy Rondo reminding y'all why he is a champ and best PG in the league.
Tommy Smith, 34, had made the four-hour drive from his home in Phoenix for the start of a four-day spectacle run by the Korean Basketball League, and he soon spotted a familiar face: that of Smush Parker, the former Los Angeles Lakers guard whose own odyssey had landed him here, also at age 34, in hopes of landing another job.
“Yeah, I know Smush,” said Smith, a 6-foot-10 power forward. “We shot a cellphone commercial together in Mongolia.”
Parker said he did not plan to return to Mongolia any time soon.
“You can quote this as Smush Parker saying, ‘Yo, Mongolia was the worst basketball experience ever,’ ” Parker said. “I would advise nobody to ever go there.”
At the tryout, Parker wore his copper-colored braids in a bun and celebrated his successful 3-point tries by spanking himself. Parker really wanted to go to Korea, which, despite some recent problems — including two separate point-shaving scandals — remained a desired destination.
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Montgomery Paek, a lawyer for the league who went over the standardized player contract, page by page. He used the word “important” no fewer than a dozen times. It was important that the players print their names legibly on Page 1 and sign their names on Page 18. It was important for them to know that the contract runs from August through February, covering the league’s 54-game season. It was important for them to understand that they would undergo drug testing.
“Even marijuana can void a contract,” Paek said. “Does anyone have any questions?”
A hand shot up. It belonged to Rashad McCants, a former first-round pick of the Minnesota Timberwolves who was most recently playing in Venezuela.
“Are the contracts negotiable?” he asked.
The short answer was no. If nothing else, McCants was now easily identifiable to the league officials in attendance. It was unclear whether that was a good thing.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/26/s...ft-promises-money-and-culture-shock.html?_r=0
I thought he would have an OJ Mayo like career