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PJ Tucker.
That isn't the point though.
What PJ is doing, Beasley (if successful) wouldn't be regulated to.
Different skill-sets.
ComPLETELY different skill-sets.
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That isn't the point though.
What PJ is doing, Beasley (if successful) wouldn't be regulated to.
Different skill-sets.
ComPLETELY different skill-sets.
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Need footageMax Kellerman just smirked talking about “that one time LeBron came into the year all skinny because he was on the “paleo diet” then somehow bulked right back up”
That’s gotta be the first time I’ve ever heard a major name on air legitimately say something about that. Bron bout to have this man disappear from ESPN by tomorrow
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Ohhhh....with the name Jamelle, but referring to a male, thought she was blasting
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What exactly was his skill?playing in china?
He was basically a bust with a flash of skill 2 times a year. If he played the 4...grabbed more rebounds and learned to shoot threes he would still be playing in the league right now. Instead there’s a guy name PJ Tucker who is 6 inches shorter and smaller taking his check.
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You got it.
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We really gonna act like PJ Tucker didn’t play five years overseas after getting drafted? Your original statement was that PJT was everything Beasley COULD HAVE BEEN when their games are nothing alike at all. And that’s even if Beasley pans out.
For you to ask “What exactly was his skill?” makes me question the entire validity of your argument because that means you’re acting like he was incapable of getting buckets.
Did Beasley flop? Absolutely. Was part of it his fault? For sure. Was part of it due to his era/team situation? Yes. Was he on the PJT path if things went better? Helllll no.
No, DC. No, he does not.
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Mogul and they know that
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This is an all time terrible comparison in here.
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Toronto just shut everything down til June 30. I think the raptors play in Toronto
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Miami/Riley didn't really want him either. Wasn't a "culture fit." They were praying Rose somehow slipped to 2.
Beas had his own problems too though, I always rooted for him but he was kind of an airhead. Maybe the best college basketball player I've seen though. I remember before one game the commentators were saying him scoring 20=him being shut down
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i'm convinced some of y'all don't actually watch basketball outside of twitter clips.
michael beasley was just before his time. same as josh smith and a handful of other "tweeners". Back then not having a position was a crime. now its a virtue.
michael beasley was just before his time. same as josh smith and a handful of other "tweeners". Back then not having a position was a crime. now its a virtue.
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Rumors leading up to draft day were the Heat liked OJ Mayo. Beasley might have been one of the players that really was organization dependent (I tend to believe you are who you are more times than not).Miami/Riley didn't really want him either. Wasn't a "culture fit." They were praying Rose somehow slipped to 2.
Beas had his own problems too though, I always rooted for him but he was kind of an airhead. Maybe the best college basketball player I've seen though. I remember before one game the commentators were saying him scoring 20=him being shut down
Beasley was actually traded to make room for Mike Miller. The Heat already had Bron and Bosh in the fold.
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Josh Smith would be starting center on the rockets
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Yeah,
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Donald E. Rupt 
If you don't stop...
If you don't stop...
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they really trying to hold on to that title of *Defending Champs for another season huh
j/k...wash your hands
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He was a better defender/rebounder/athlete though. They'd serve different purposes but I don't think he was comparing them directly.
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