Imagine trying to downplay his accomplishment as an injury replacement.
The man got game AND he is getting better
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The man got game AND he is getting better
His leading a team to the bottom tier of the playoffs in the east is about as valuable as his all-star selection, replacement status aside, is relative to Klay Thompson not being an all-star in the west. The conferences are too skewed to even compare accolades.
Lol. "His accomplishment as an injury replacement." This is what asterisks were invented for.
Whens the last time you been to Camden? Down by Rutgers and the area around Cooper hospital is decent. There aren't many homes by the Waterfront. The waterfront is made up of businesses that hire people who don't live in Camden.
I thought half of the all Star team is coaches selection. That would invalidate those as well?
Did his play warrant all Star consideration?
It's not that his selection was invalid-- injury asterisk aside, the talent pools were very different last year. The players that missed in the west measured against those who made it in the east highlights a major flaw in the designation's reliability. It is taken to indicate the best players in the league but it doesn't.
Wasn't for the Warriors but for Dlo. Marks took care of him because he took care of us. Was the ultimate teammate and hell of a player while in Brooklyn and Marks put him in a situation to succeed.
Steph and DLoading is the new Steph and Monta.
That seems personal. Let's see if their play backs up their vendettas.
Personal? Seems like they just wanted to pair up for a while and Brooklyn gave them the best organization to do that with
He played well for them last season. Weird trade.
Nah. I know you are a Nets fan, but no one leaves cash on the table and leaves their former team without feeling some kind of way about them.
We shall see
Totally disagree.. The last few years players have paired up not because they hated their former organizations but because they truly just wanted to play with each other.
Only player I can agree with on that is Bosh. Who am I missing?
Real nice!!! I like the moves.
Sixers improved defensively, but took a step back on shooting. Hopefully Shake will step up and become a shooter coming off the bench. I'm indifferent to losing Jimmy.
Horford for one loved the Celtics but wanted to win and didn't see that happening with all the vets leaving
Agreed. The Sixers may get 2 good years out of him....and if he can have a positive effect on Embiids approach to fitness and health then it'll be worth it
Y'all a really big team. Who's going to guard the elite 1-3's of the league beside Josh Richardson
absorb the hate and the armchair critics...it feels GOOD!
everyone’s gonna become an “expert” on the nets now lmaooo
Horford left for more guaranteed money. This was his last big contract opportunity. I bet I can name more players who took less money because they didn't like how their former team was treating them.
*Don't get me wrong, I'm debating with you, not arguing.
Name some them and then show me where they chewed out their former team after they left
The grizzlies are up here... making shit happen...
That is all
That is all
nets nigga!!!!!!
lmaooo @ thanos + godzilla...nix fans probably believed that shit too... “yo but we getting thanos son!”
In this politically correct/social media world, no one will hurt their brand by putting it out there so black and white.
Lebron had issues, left Cavs for less money.
Wade had issues, left Miami for less money.
Cousins
CP3
Dwight Howard
Melo
Ray Allen
Shaq
Now I'm saying Durant and Kyrie did the same thing.
LeBron wanted to play with Wade and Bosh and live in Miami
Wade-money
Cousins- injury/money
CP3 - hard to play with
Dwight Howard- explain
Melo- explain
Ray Allen- left Boston and Seattle (traded) for better teams
Shaq- money
Kyrie and Kevin just wanted to play on the same team and Brooklyn seemed like the best spot
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