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im a Zion fan again.
The Official NBA Season Thread: I’m like Jayson Tatum in the Olympics I'm not playing
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im a Zion fan again.
- Feb 23, 2006
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He's on that Westbrook pack.
- Sep 5, 2010
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Wouldn't even break the bank if I were ESPN for a new Woj. Think big trades will be scarce in the future because of the CBA and not sure it's noteworthy if a sixth or seventh man signs.
ESPN still has a deep stable with Windy, Bontemps, Momo, Spears, etc.
ESPN still has a deep stable with Windy, Bontemps, Momo, Spears, etc.
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D'Lo and AR were throwing HiP under the bus during their interviews today lmao. They hated that dud.
lawdog1
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nah
not like this is his 6th team or was involved in a trade that crippled a franchise for a decade
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rbk93
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Still rooting for you.
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He’s 2011 Peja at best
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Replacing DJJ's defense with Klay's should be interesting
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This the
I be talking bout, 
just be saying dumb
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Both Dikembe Mutombo and Pete Rose passing on the same day is crazy, 2 giants of their respective sports
dontsteponmyshoes
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I really wish they would have let Pete in the HOF
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I didn’t know Pete Rose died today too. RIP to him.
And RIP to Dikembe.
I watched his Nuggets team upset the #1 Sonics team. He always expressed his joy, humor and passion on the court. I didn’t know about his humanitarianism and am happy in his life and after, he saved lives in the Congo through the building of that hospital.
As many have expressed in this thread, I hate cancer and lost my mother to it. I’m deeply sorry he had to endure that pain in his last days and for the loss to his family.
And RIP to Dikembe.
I watched his Nuggets team upset the #1 Sonics team. He always expressed his joy, humor and passion on the court. I didn’t know about his humanitarianism and am happy in his life and after, he saved lives in the Congo through the building of that hospital.
As many have expressed in this thread, I hate cancer and lost my mother to it. I’m deeply sorry he had to endure that pain in his last days and for the loss to his family.
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This the
And he dress just like a county n_. Ain’t no mistaking he from North Cakalacky
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RIP Dikembe. That run in 2001 with AI had the city and all the suburbs going crazy! Was such a fantastic time. You will be missed TREMENDOUSLY!! 
I'll never forget, listening to the end of the Bucks/Sixers Eastern Conference Finals when the Sixers clinched the series to move on to the Finals for the 1st time since 1983! I was driving on Rt 30 and stopped at the light right in front of Villanova. Lots of people were walking around with their Sixers gear on, but this was WAY before smart phones. So no one knew they clinched and were going to the Finals! I had the game on and people asked and I told them Sixers won the series. Everyone started cheering. Was a FUN TIME back then!
We may have lost, but we gave LA their ONLY loss that playoff year and Game 1 of the Finals will live forever!!
While us fans lost a tremendous basketball player, the world lost an even better person! The world is a better place having Dikembe Mutombo a part of it.
RIP!!
I'll never forget, listening to the end of the Bucks/Sixers Eastern Conference Finals when the Sixers clinched the series to move on to the Finals for the 1st time since 1983! I was driving on Rt 30 and stopped at the light right in front of Villanova. Lots of people were walking around with their Sixers gear on, but this was WAY before smart phones. So no one knew they clinched and were going to the Finals! I had the game on and people asked and I told them Sixers won the series. Everyone started cheering. Was a FUN TIME back then!
We may have lost, but we gave LA their ONLY loss that playoff year and Game 1 of the Finals will live forever!!
While us fans lost a tremendous basketball player, the world lost an even better person! The world is a better place having Dikembe Mutombo a part of it.
RIP!!
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Didn't realize he was still on a roster, wild that he outlasted everyone on the Bulls no.1 seed squad
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He hit up Istanbul this summer?
