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I get that people are going in on Chet but let’s be real, only one team has a Wemby. Chet can still hold his own against most other teams. He just can’t do shit with Wemby but hey…..not a lot of people can.

You right. But I think what upsets people is the lack of effort. People are forgiving if they see you trying.
I don't think any reasonable fan expected Chet to dominate Wemby. But you can't just shrivel up in the
moment.
 
1 more job left , beat the Knicks, beat the Knicks, beat the Knicks

Delusional Knick fans already think they have an advantage cause they won the midseason tournament… delusion is on 10,000… need overconfident Knick fans to get crushed in the finals.. beat the Knicks, beat the Knicks, beat the Knicks… btk
 
The consequences of being a Drake fan.......

Gawd damn...

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So if he had won?

Wtf would you have said to Wemby?

Consequences of being French?

 
They might want to reconsider this

I don't know man. Mobley wouldn't cost as much and would know his place.
I'd prob run it back if I'm the Thunder. They still went to a game 7 with an injured
JDub and Ajay. Now of course SA will keep getting better. But it's not like OKC is
an old team. I'd let the Lakers and the rest of league chase after Giannis.
 

I gonna know how his dad spit that game at his mother for the first time:

1)"I'm tall and you're tall so ...let's"
2)"Fuk those short arse dude; at least you can look up to me."
3) "I know how you feel, you were teased, too?"
4) "Look into my eyes; we need to make babies: alien babies."


edit: the answer...

Victor Wembanyama’s parents, Félix Wembanyama and Elodie de Fautereau, met in France while both were heavily involved in the country's sports and track-and-field circuits. They were drawn together by their shared athletic backgrounds, as Félix was a competitive track-and-field jumper, and Elodie played for the French national basketball team.

I was wondering why Wemby said that he was coached by his mother growing up; she was a hooper.
 
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