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Don't forget the black ball boy who was responsible for putting the balls back on the rack...
Actually it was, back to the weak azz corny middle school rhetoric you go... have a great day lil fella
Joe dumars won that ring in 2004 with picking darko(he got them over the top)
My nigga eewwll gives thanks to dumars for those 3 championships everyday before supper
My nigga eewwll gives thanks to dumars for those 3 championships everyday before supper
You bitches ass niggas still playing catch up faggit
Our championships come in 3 threes
U non 3 peating ass niggas
You remember this fuck boy
Y'all funny as hell
Actually it was, back to the weak azz corny middle school rhetoric you go... have a great day lil fella
shall i post proof, dirtbert?
That was all Mark Jackson had to do was hire top assistants. The Warriors gave him an open check book and he refused. To me that is the difference between Kerr and Jackson.
You bitches ass niggas still playing catch up faggit
Our championships come in 3 threes
U non 3 peating ass niggas
You remember this fuck boy
You remember this fuck boi? Sole reason you niggas ain't sniffin no ECF
Don't get swept B
I still give him credit for hiring the right staff. It was his call. I feel what you are saying but to say he was just plug and play isn't true either. Look at all the teams loaded with talent that flame out each year...
You remember this fuck boi? Sole reason you niggas ain't sniffin no ECF
Don't get swept B
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/playoffs2007/series?series=miachi
How dare u speak of sweeps faggit
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If you must lil fella.. since obviously you are very creatively challenged, but for the record, I had just finished doing face painting with my son at the time I took that pic...
All good though Dude, like I said, you are a weak pitiful clown who really doesn't have shit to add to an intelligent discussion, and after your bullshit uneducated stupid ass rants are shit on and proven to be unfounded, you digress to the sad mental midget you really are, with weak ass insults and pre school name calling because your little bitchass feelings are hurt. Thats your punk ass track record Dude.
This is your normal bullshit:
You make a stupid ass point, if disagreed with, white man this white man that, if disgreed, oh your a coon, then when all else fails, back to 3rd grade. Weak mental midgetry at its best... Damn shame and pitiful
Do you Bruh, but the fact remains, you are a joke...
I really would hope you at least bring your little childish insults up, and chill with the repeats. Creativity Son, at least make it interesting.
I can actually post the pic if you want, maybe it will make your little emotional day a little better clown...
Let me know what works for you...
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Jackson simply had a shitty staff and refused to upgrade after repeated tries from the Warriors to do so. That is really the main difference between Kerr and Jackson.
We all can see what a great staff can do.
Dude I love Mark Jackson, actually went to college with him. Wanted to see him do good, but his stubborness got the best of him. More to coaching than the 48 minutes of game time, Kerr approached this shit the right way, and it's so far worked out for him...
Like I said, Dude is one of the best young coaches in the league right now, and one of the smartest.
Yet you fake ass niggas turned around and lost to Detroit Foh like I said u niggas are perpetual second round losers
Hawks' Bazemore to start Game 3 in place of Korver
by Joe Wolfond 45m ago
Dale Zanine / USA TODAY Sports
Despite losing the first two games of the Eastern Conference Finals to the Cleveland Cavaliers, reserve wing Kent Bazemore insists that his Atlanta Hawks are the better team.
Now he'll get a chance to put his money where his mouth is.
With Kyle Korver done for the postseason due to a severe ankle sprain, Bazemore will draw the start at shooting guard for Sunday's Game 3.
While he's been serviceable off the bench for the Hawks, averaging 4.4 points and 2.7 rebounds and playing competent perimeter defense in the postseason, Bazemore is a limited offensive player. Swapping him in for Korver should make things that much harder for the Hawks, who are already struggling to score against the Cavs.
After canning 36.4 percent of his threes in the regular season, Bazemore is down to just 19 percent in the playoffs, and his presence should allow the Cavaliers - who have already been sagging off point guard Jeff Teague - to further seal off the middle of the floor.
The Hawks score 7.2 fewer points per 100 possessions when Bazemore is on the court.
In other words, he's going to need a great big wad of bills.
by Joe Wolfond 45m ago
Dale Zanine / USA TODAY Sports
Despite losing the first two games of the Eastern Conference Finals to the Cleveland Cavaliers, reserve wing Kent Bazemore insists that his Atlanta Hawks are the better team.
Now he'll get a chance to put his money where his mouth is.
With Kyle Korver done for the postseason due to a severe ankle sprain, Bazemore will draw the start at shooting guard for Sunday's Game 3.
While he's been serviceable off the bench for the Hawks, averaging 4.4 points and 2.7 rebounds and playing competent perimeter defense in the postseason, Bazemore is a limited offensive player. Swapping him in for Korver should make things that much harder for the Hawks, who are already struggling to score against the Cavs.
After canning 36.4 percent of his threes in the regular season, Bazemore is down to just 19 percent in the playoffs, and his presence should allow the Cavaliers - who have already been sagging off point guard Jeff Teague - to further seal off the middle of the floor.
The Hawks score 7.2 fewer points per 100 possessions when Bazemore is on the court.
In other words, he's going to need a great big wad of bills.
Kyrie Irving played 1-on-1 Saturday, remains questionable for Game 3
by Blake Murphy 18h ago
David Richard-USA TODAY Sports
With a 2-0 series lead and the Atlanta Hawks down one Kyle Korver for the remainder of the series, the Cleveland Cavaliers have little incentive to rush Kyrie Irving back before he's ready.
The banged-up point guard sat out Game 2 on Friday due to left knee tendinitis, an issue he's been dealing with for some time and aggravated in Game 1. Irving has also been playing through a foot injury, cited fatigue earlier in the playoffs, and generally looks the part of a 23-year-old playing 3,000 minutes over the regular season and playoffs for the first time in his career.
Irving had gutted it out for the Cavs up until Game 2, and the decision to rest him seems to have been a prudent one. The Hawks were playing with a banged-up DeMarre Carroll, had an injury scare with Al Horford and lost Korver for the season as Cleveland rolled to a 94-82 victory, and it appears the Cavs may not need Irving to fight through in order to win the series.
That doesn't mean he's not going to try to make a quick return - Irving played one-on-one at practice on Saturday and tested out a soft sleeve on his knee (or a brace, depending on who you believe). He remains listed as questionable for Sunday's Game 3, with head coach David Blatt suggesting it may come down to a game-time decision.
Blatt also said the 2-0 series lead won't have any bearing on Irving's status, even though 93.9 percent of teams who have taken a 2-0 series lead in NBA history have gone on to win the series. That may not be a full truth from Blatt, who likely wouldn't want a Game 3 loss without Irving to be questioned in hindsight if Irving could have played.
If Irving can't play, Matthew Dellavedova would stand to start at point guard, with LeBron James taking on greater playmaking duties in the offense. James has averaged eight assists in the playoffs and dished 11 in Irving's stead on Friday.
In 11 playoff games, Irving has averaged 18.9 points and 3.5 assists with a 57.6 true shooting percentage, numbers down slightly from the 21.7, 5.2, and 58.3 percent, respectively, that he put up during the regular season. That's to be expected given the injuries, increased level of competition and the greater role James has taken on, with James' usage rate jumping from 32.3 percent in the regular season to 35.9 percent in the playoffs.
by Blake Murphy 18h ago
David Richard-USA TODAY Sports
With a 2-0 series lead and the Atlanta Hawks down one Kyle Korver for the remainder of the series, the Cleveland Cavaliers have little incentive to rush Kyrie Irving back before he's ready.
The banged-up point guard sat out Game 2 on Friday due to left knee tendinitis, an issue he's been dealing with for some time and aggravated in Game 1. Irving has also been playing through a foot injury, cited fatigue earlier in the playoffs, and generally looks the part of a 23-year-old playing 3,000 minutes over the regular season and playoffs for the first time in his career.
Irving had gutted it out for the Cavs up until Game 2, and the decision to rest him seems to have been a prudent one. The Hawks were playing with a banged-up DeMarre Carroll, had an injury scare with Al Horford and lost Korver for the season as Cleveland rolled to a 94-82 victory, and it appears the Cavs may not need Irving to fight through in order to win the series.
That doesn't mean he's not going to try to make a quick return - Irving played one-on-one at practice on Saturday and tested out a soft sleeve on his knee (or a brace, depending on who you believe). He remains listed as questionable for Sunday's Game 3, with head coach David Blatt suggesting it may come down to a game-time decision.
Blatt also said the 2-0 series lead won't have any bearing on Irving's status, even though 93.9 percent of teams who have taken a 2-0 series lead in NBA history have gone on to win the series. That may not be a full truth from Blatt, who likely wouldn't want a Game 3 loss without Irving to be questioned in hindsight if Irving could have played.
If Irving can't play, Matthew Dellavedova would stand to start at point guard, with LeBron James taking on greater playmaking duties in the offense. James has averaged eight assists in the playoffs and dished 11 in Irving's stead on Friday.
In 11 playoff games, Irving has averaged 18.9 points and 3.5 assists with a 57.6 true shooting percentage, numbers down slightly from the 21.7, 5.2, and 58.3 percent, respectively, that he put up during the regular season. That's to be expected given the injuries, increased level of competition and the greater role James has taken on, with James' usage rate jumping from 32.3 percent in the regular season to 35.9 percent in the playoffs.
Folks......I have been amazed they have defended steph this bad
Seriously......
Seriously......
Kyrie is still Mr. Glass.
If you must lil fella.. since obviously you are very creatively challenged, but for the record, I had just finished doing face painting with my son at the time I took that pic...
All good though Dude, like I said, you are a weak pitiful clown who really doesn't have shit to add to an intelligent discussion, and after your bullshit uneducated stupid ass rants are shit on and proven to be unfounded, you digress to the sad mental midget you really are, with weak ass insults and pre school name calling because your little bitchass feelings are hurt. Thats your punk ass track record Dude.
This is your normal bullshit:
You make a stupid ass point, if disagreed with, white man this white man that, if disgreed, oh your a coon, then when all else fails, back to 3rd grade. Weak mental midgetry at its best... Damn shame and pitiful
Do you Bruh, but the fact remains, you are a joke...
I really would hope you at least bring your little childish insults up, and chill with the repeats. Creativity Son, at least make it interesting.
I can actually post the pic if you want, maybe it will make your little emotional day a little better clown...
Let me know what works for you...
nigga you waited six mins to edit the shit
youre a dirty bitch ass nigga, dirtbert
lmaooooooooooo you ole i never seen a shower i liked ass faggot
I mean they do have two damn near 40 year old PGs
Kyrie is still Mr. Glass.
Kevin Love too
Both them niggas always come up injured someway somehow
... and you took 2 hours to come up with THIS?!?! THIS!!!!
Weak... go on Dude, keep posting, try to make the thread about your weak ass attention whoring clown ass... I got about 20 more minutes to entertain your dumb ass so...
go...
Kevin Love gets a pass on this injury that shit was deliberate
actually i thought the hawks would do better since Love was out....
thought they would have the advantage was in they're favor, having TT guarding a stretch four in Millsap
truth be told, the Cavs rebounding advantage would've still be great tho
Kevin Love gets a pass on this injury that shit was deliberate
actually i thought the hawks would do better since Love was out....
thought they would have the advantage was in they're favor, having TT guarding a stretch four in Millsap
truth be told, the Cavs rebounding advantage would've still be great tho
them shits been wide open fam
they been saggin off.....OFF CURRY
Trying to play that fundamental don't let your man get past you ass Jimmy Chitwood defense... Curry is the ONLY Dude in the league who you'd rather let get by you than shoot a 3
Cavs would be wise to keep Kyrie out of today's scrimmage/exhibition game...
Do they really need him
Do they really need him
Cavs would be wise to keep Kyrie out of today's scrimmage/exhibition game...
Do they really need him
I'm really confused with Kyrie's injures....seem like rest is needed, but then again they're probably trying to keep him loose.....shit i don't know
Cavs would be wise to keep Kyrie out of today's scrimmage/exhibition game...
Do they really need him
He wouldn't play again until the series was tied up.
them shits been wide open fam
they been saggin off.....OFF CURRY
Acting like the ninja can't hit that open shot lol
Kevin Love gets a pass on this injury that shit was deliberate
actually i thought the hawks would do better since Love was out....
thought they would have the advantage was in they're favor, having TT guarding a stretch four in Millsap
truth be told, the Cavs rebounding advantage would've still be great tho
If he wasn't an injury prone player I would give him a pass
But dudes who are always banged up find a way to get hurt
Just how it is
If dude has pulled someone else arm like that he probably wouldn't have even been hurt like that
them shits been wide open fam
they been saggin off.....OFF CURRY
I never understood why people play shooters like that
Who cares if they drive by you at least you are running them off the line
if a dude is pulling up from here then
them shits been wide open fam
they been saggin off.....OFF CURRY
If he wasn't an injury prone player I would give him a pass
But dudes who are always banged up find a way to get hurt
Just how it is
If dude has pulled someone else arm like that he probably wouldn't have even been hurt like that
I never understood why people play shooters like that
Who cares if they drive by you at least you are running them off the line
yea dude is fragile but that was a dirty play that took him out...
i know most of his 3's are closer than this but aint much you can do here
Thats a part of leadership...knowing when to defer and how to...
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