Alessandro de' Medici
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Watching FC Barcelona Lassa vs OKC preseason you might be on poin but i think they need more playing time together.
Official NBA 2016-2017 Thread - 30 teams, 1 goal. 2 weeks left, so much can happen!!
Watching FC Barcelona Lassa vs OKC preseason you might be on poin but i think they need more playing time together.
Yeah good luck with that especially with bigger teams who know how to wear you down with defense.. Fuck around Westbrook may wind up injured again...
You see when his knee buckled with out getting touched? I don't know about that guy, I mean he looks like the real deal but I don't know if he can hold up...
Yeah. Bruh. Hop on the bandwagon before it's too late. Remember, folks didn't believe in Mark Zuckerberg and look at him now.
It's starting
Nuggets Gary Harris out 4-6 weeks with partially torn groin muscle
Its amazing how the lower teams always seem to get these types of injuries, it got to be that they are trying to do too much and moving too fast..It's starting
Nuggets Gary Harris out 4-6 weeks with partially torn groin muscle
That's exactly the way he plays...
Don't know if his play, puts pressure on JR. He could be the back point more so, than the starting shooting guard and best defender.
He has the skill set to be a high energy guy.
I think it puts pressure on him from the stand point of the Cavs having leverage and being able to say to him that they think they have enough talent to win with out him with a guy that is just as good as him yet making only a million a year..
If McRae keeps it up, it could coast JR millions, and this is coming form a guy who has always been high on JR..
Mark my words what they offer J.R. is going to ride on the playing level of McRae, Liggins and even Holmes If two of the three shines then J.R. is going to lose what little leverage he has..
Yup, that's true I also think he wants a 3 yr deal at $15 yearly, I think they looking at $11 which in the past is like $3 which is complete b/s for a player of his caliber....
It's starting
Nuggets Gary Harris out 4-6 weeks with partially torn groin muscle
dude is a promising player too..good thing about these injuries it creates opportunities for others.
Alessandro de' Medici
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watching games on the web is risky.
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Alessandro de' Medici
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This Wizards vs Sixers game is good. That journey man Sergio Rodriguez is nice.
Yes, these are regulation-sized basketballs
I'd like to see Shaq holding one, because that as always his excuse
Dwyane Wade opens up about the LeBron James-Michael Jordan debate
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Win an NBA championship. Check. More importantly, fulfill promise to win an NBA Championship for Northeast Ohio. Check.
Having accomplished two of the biggest goals he set for himself when he arrived in the NBA, LeBron James has certainly elevated his level of greatness since defeating the 73-9 Golden State Warriors and bringing the title to The Land.
Now that he’s done so, his next challenge isthe ghost that played in Chicago, as he calls the great Michael Jordan. Jordan’s six championships in six tries is something James will not be able to catch as he already has four blemishes on that record, but many still think James can catch and even surpass the legacy Jordan left behind for everyone to admire. LeBron James’ best friend and former Miami Heat teammate, Dwyane Wade, is not among those who think LeBron can surpass Jordan.
Via Nick Friedell of ESPN:
“No, it’s not possible,” Wade said with a laugh. “It’s not possible. The only thing you can do is tie it,” Wade said. “There’s no 19th hole.”
If you’re wondering where the golf reference is from, it’s from a quote Wade had in an interview back in 2012 about the same topic of comparing LeBron James to Michael Jordan.
“I don’t know if [James] has the ability to surpass him or not,” Wade said in 2012. “That’s yet to be seen. My version as LeBron being on par with Michael is this: They’re both on the golf course. Michael’s on the 18th hole; LeBron is somewhere on like the fourth hole. He’s got a long way to go, but he’s on par to get to the 18th hole.
“I think everyone knows that [James] is a phenomenal, phenomenal player. He’s one that we haven’t seen, with the makeup of a 6-8 guy who runs as fast as any point guard, jumps as high as any center, and has the ability that he has to do so many things. But Michael Jordan is the greatest player of all time, that’s who everyone shoots for. So it’s going to be hard to surpass that.”
Wade, however, does see a drastic climb up the ladder for James. In the ESPN interview, Wade now says that LeBron James is on the 15th hole of an 18 hole golf course.
“I think last year — not only in my eyes, but in a lot of people’s eyes — really put him … he’s on the 15th hole right now,” Wade said of James. “And he’s on his way, for sure.”
Wade and James have apparently not discussed the whole legacy chasing of Jordan, but it makes for a very entertaining discussion among the fans. Jordan didn’t lose in the Finals, but LeBron James has already been there more times than he has. Jordan beat some incredible team featuring Hall-of-Famers, but he also never beat a team that won an NBA record 73 games. Comparisons go both ways depending on which way you look at it, but Wade just can’t see anyone passing Jordan no matter what they do.
“You can’t go past it,” Wade said of Jordan’s legacy. “How can you? That’s as great as it gets, man. The only thing you can do, like I said, is be A-1, A-B. There’s no way higher.”
Getty
Win an NBA championship. Check. More importantly, fulfill promise to win an NBA Championship for Northeast Ohio. Check.
Having accomplished two of the biggest goals he set for himself when he arrived in the NBA, LeBron James has certainly elevated his level of greatness since defeating the 73-9 Golden State Warriors and bringing the title to The Land.
Now that he’s done so, his next challenge isthe ghost that played in Chicago, as he calls the great Michael Jordan. Jordan’s six championships in six tries is something James will not be able to catch as he already has four blemishes on that record, but many still think James can catch and even surpass the legacy Jordan left behind for everyone to admire. LeBron James’ best friend and former Miami Heat teammate, Dwyane Wade, is not among those who think LeBron can surpass Jordan.
Via Nick Friedell of ESPN:
“No, it’s not possible,” Wade said with a laugh. “It’s not possible. The only thing you can do is tie it,” Wade said. “There’s no 19th hole.”
If you’re wondering where the golf reference is from, it’s from a quote Wade had in an interview back in 2012 about the same topic of comparing LeBron James to Michael Jordan.
“I don’t know if [James] has the ability to surpass him or not,” Wade said in 2012. “That’s yet to be seen. My version as LeBron being on par with Michael is this: They’re both on the golf course. Michael’s on the 18th hole; LeBron is somewhere on like the fourth hole. He’s got a long way to go, but he’s on par to get to the 18th hole.
“I think everyone knows that [James] is a phenomenal, phenomenal player. He’s one that we haven’t seen, with the makeup of a 6-8 guy who runs as fast as any point guard, jumps as high as any center, and has the ability that he has to do so many things. But Michael Jordan is the greatest player of all time, that’s who everyone shoots for. So it’s going to be hard to surpass that.”
Wade, however, does see a drastic climb up the ladder for James. In the ESPN interview, Wade now says that LeBron James is on the 15th hole of an 18 hole golf course.
“I think last year — not only in my eyes, but in a lot of people’s eyes — really put him … he’s on the 15th hole right now,” Wade said of James. “And he’s on his way, for sure.”
Wade and James have apparently not discussed the whole legacy chasing of Jordan, but it makes for a very entertaining discussion among the fans. Jordan didn’t lose in the Finals, but LeBron James has already been there more times than he has. Jordan beat some incredible team featuring Hall-of-Famers, but he also never beat a team that won an NBA record 73 games. Comparisons go both ways depending on which way you look at it, but Wade just can’t see anyone passing Jordan no matter what they do.
“You can’t go past it,” Wade said of Jordan’s legacy. “How can you? That’s as great as it gets, man. The only thing you can do, like I said, is be A-1, A-B. There’s no way higher.”
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