THEE OFFICIAL 2019-2020 NBA OFFSEASON THREAD: VICTORY LAP

[shotsrangout]

I’ll take it.

so he’s gonna have 16-22 people in the same house ??

how is this a good idea at all

 

[Mark Antony]

Magic to Vince? for damn sure.

 

[picasso swerve]

I saw the full list on IG or something, cant see my date here but its Rondo to someone. I remember the someone being a bum when I first saw this.

 

[niceshoes247]

 

[had pants]

 

[T0INE]

 

[amitt5504]

 

[MVP]

It's not ending anytime soon

 

[T0INE]

those tweets just a scheme for you all to out your DOB so THEY can monitor you even more closely.

open your minds' eye, brethren.

 

[everysingletime]

To

I'd say 50/50

 

[xxpizzo]

Sixers news got my mom nervous

she works the suite for world b free and he stays around players /staff before tip offs then goes up to suite where he greets and hugs all the staff workers

 

[HOU$TON]

Hakeem Olajuwon has heard the comment so many times that he doesn’t bother getting annoyed by it. He simply serves up a saucy counter whenever someone tells him that the two titles the Houston Rockets won, in 1994 and 1995, happened because Jordan wasn’t there.

“You know, a lot of people they say that and it’s amazing because they act like (a Bulls-Rockets Finals) couldn’t have happened. Orlando beat them,” Olajuwon said. “He was playing (in 1995). He missed a year. They say he missed two years, but he lost in the semifinals of the Eastern Conference. Against a tough Orlando team. You have Penny Hardaway, (Nick) Anderson and Shaq. That’s a monster. They beat them!”


“We would’ve won. Yes. We did win the title. He did play, wearing No. 45, and they lost to a team we swept. So, we were a better team that year,” Smith said, pushing back on the notion that Jordan wasn’t fully himself that season.

“When he had 55 points at Madison Square Garden, nobody was saying, ‘He’s not back.’ It was like, ‘He’s back! He just lost that year.’ And I always say this: they won three, we won two and then they won three again. I don’t think that they would’ve won eight titles straight. I think, between injuries, between lack of focus, between whatever it might have been, I don’t think they could’ve won eight in a row. It hasn’t happened in the modern-day era. LeBron James has gotten there (eight) times, but he didn’t win (eight) times. I just think that we were the better team that year, regardless of who was there.”

During their 1995 championship run, Houston won four playoff series against opponents that all won 57 or more games, which has never been done by any other team in NBA history. That included the Orlando Magic, who defeated Jordan’s Bulls in six games in the second round.

 

[darthska]

Rondo to... Barea.

Eff y'all.

Game wack af anyways...

 

[ill steelo]

You’d almost have to have another preseason if/when the season resumes.

 

[T0INE]

darthska flourishing with the gifs now.

 

[had pants]

This some bull****

 

[do work son]

i laugh every i see this out of the pure absurdity of a billionaire being a country music singer on the side

 

[darthska]

niceshoes247 winning this bday thing so far, methinks.

 

[lawdog1]

Mine is Nashie to Lebbywinks - think I‘M good.

 

[king j]

Nash to Aaron Gordon

 

[darthska]

To

I'd say 50/50

You're good money.

I'm told that Yao is a top 2 center of all time, and that he's not number 2. I think that's a bit much, but he was a phenomenal passer. And I'm pretty sure every single shot in Blake's career except for like 7 have been from lobs.

You're good.

 

[noblekane]

did the lakers ever get their test results back?

 

[darthska]

darthska flourishing with the gifs now.

 

[darthska]

did the lakers ever get their test results back?

Magic tested positive.

 

[picasso swerve]

did the lakers ever get their test results back?

If they did, social media would be all over it. When they get tested again?