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THEE OFFICIAL 2019-2020 NBA OFFSEASON THREAD: VICTORY LAP
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- Sep 18, 2003
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John Collins out of rehab: 21/11/3 blocks
KP since Luka came back: 15/7 on 37% shooting
Stay woke
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Say man, give Hedo his credit alsoFixed. Thanks Dwight
- Jul 27, 2013
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'17 draft really producing out the gate
All of Bam, Fox, Donovan, Tatum, Collins have some type of argument to go #1 in a redraft
All of Bam, Fox, Donovan, Tatum, Collins have some type of argument to go #1 in a redraft
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That 09 magic got hot until the finals.
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So he's a worse John Collins, my point gets even stronger then
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MVP
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Bron really ducked slander in 09 and 10 for b2b best records in the league during the regular season and no finals.
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You see the roster that was around him?
Because those rosters made him quit against Boston
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38/8/8 on 48% shooting
What a let down
What a let down
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You see the roster that was around him?
I mean they won 60+ games in a terrible conference b2b seasons. And he quit on his team in 2010 but the rules were different for him back then though.
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Not sure if posted but this is funny
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You see the roster that was around him?
Roster reconstruction was different in 09 & 10. They were for sure on par with the Magic, Nuggets and other good teams of that era with one Superstar...All Star...and role players/specialist along them.
Revisionst history.
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He had 27 19 and 10 in that game.
Anthony Parker, Antawn Jamison (who went 2 for 10), Mo WIlliams, and the corpse of Shaquille O'neal started that game with him. The bench contributed 13 total points.
He got passive in the end of that game which he has a history of doing and that has been my biggest critique of him, but I'm not going to call him a quitter.
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Those years were dominated by which 2 rosters? Both were STACKED. He was supposed to will himself over 3 hall of famers and prime Rondo with a one footed Shaq and Mo williams?
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series could've been interesting if courtney lee didn't blow the gimme
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I really wish people remember how teams were constructed and viewed in real time .
People just go by names of journeymen who they remember forwards the end of their career...and call them dumb **** like “bums” or act like they didn’t play their roles. Seen this happen with AI’s ‘01 Sixers and Bron’s first time in Clev teams.
What Tmac was playing with in Orlando was the true definition of not having a well built team around you.
Go back and look at the late 00s rosters of teams led by Bron, Melo, Wade, Cp3, Dwight etc. The young stars of that era produced 50 win teams with similarly built rosters. That was the model then. It flipped after the decision.
Hell, even Kobe’s Lakers team had a similar model. Pau was just a better #2 than a lot of teams had.
.People just go by names of journeymen who they remember forwards the end of their career...and call them dumb **** like “bums” or act like they didn’t play their roles. Seen this happen with AI’s ‘01 Sixers and Bron’s first time in Clev teams.
What Tmac was playing with in Orlando was the true definition of not having a well built team around you.
Go back and look at the late 00s rosters of teams led by Bron, Melo, Wade, Cp3, Dwight etc. The young stars of that era produced 50 win teams with similarly built rosters. That was the model then. It flipped after the decision.
Hell, even Kobe’s Lakers team had a similar model. Pau was just a better #2 than a lot of teams had.
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Khris Middleton is a Mo Williams All-Star.
everysingletime
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For a long time I thought Klay was like Kahwi in personality but this year I can see he's low key funny.
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I really wish people remember how teams were constructed and viewed in real time
People just go by names of journeymen who they remember forwards the end of their career...and call them dumb **** like “bums” or act like they didn’t play their roles. Seen this happen with AI’s ‘01 Sixers and Bron’s first time in Clev teams.
What Tmac was playing with in Orlando was the true definition of not having a well built team around you.
Go back and look at the late 00s rosters of teams led by Bron, Melo, Wade, Cp3, Dwight etc. The young stars of that era produced 50 win teams with similarly built rosters. That was the model then. It flipped after the decision.
Hell, even Kobe’s Lakers team had a similar model. Pau was just a better #2 than a lot of teams had.
Bynum was top 3 at his position at that point. Odom the best 6th man, Artest had become the prototypical 3 and D guy. What was Anthony Parker good at? How long did his career last. He started on those teams. What happened to all those players when Bron dipped? They became the WORST team in the league and got the number 1 pick.
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So was Jameer Nelson
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