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I would appreciate if you not call me Lil fella. I have never disrespected you even when we are not in agreement. We grown fam and can have a fun debate without all the name callingWhat did any of them do of note before or after that season lil fella?
Link lil fella
Very much so but they both failed according to many in which I don't agree with them failing.
6'0How tall are you?
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They were all Stars as mentioned before.What did any of them do of note before or after that season lil fella?
Link lil fella
Little to me but cool... Wont happen again
I joke and bullshit all the time but lil fella....that's damn near fighting words.Little to me but cool... Wont happen again
it all good tho
I always thought Road Rage and It is What it is were the same people because they take debating to an entirely different level. They live for it and will type paragraph to back up shitMan, sometimes im thinking him and RR are the same people
Just like Kobe was this season right? Yeah... Thats the true litmus test...
Tyrone Hill-1, Mutumbo-8 were the only pre or post Finals season All Stars that team had...
Blake Griffin-5, Paul Pierce-11 were the two former or current All Stars from bum ass CP3's team...
Now, using your bullshit All Star games argument, Pauls teammates had a combined 16 appearances, and AI's teammates had a combined 9... 7 more All Star appearance for CP choking ass to lead...
NEXT POINT!! Oh, wait, but before that...
Link BIG FELLA (like the 20th time I'm asking, why are you avoiding a simple request Bruh?)
Have you looked at your recent post BIG Guy?!I always thought Road Rage and It is What it is were the same people because they take debating to an entirely different level. They live for it and will type paragraph to back up shit
So is it safe to evaluate the rookies this year?
Towns /ROY
Russell /good pick by the lakers
Okafor /good pick by the sixers
Krispy Pringles/ bust
Mario Hezonja / solid
Collie stein / decent and not being used right
Emanuel / Phil Jackson passed on him aka dumb ass
Stanley Johnson/ good pick by Detriot another player Snicks passed on
Kemisky/ bust...
Winslow / excellent pick up by the Heat
Miles Turner/ excellent pick by Indy
Trey Llyes / good pick by Utah
Devin Booker/ another pick Phil Jackson passed up
To round out the first round of Portis, Nance Jr and Cris McCollugh are solid players.. The rest of the first round is don't get no burn
The second round only mention is Josh Richardson of the heat another excellent pick up by Riley..
Seems like Phil Jackson is shit of an evaluator of talent
Towns /ROY
Russell /good pick by the lakers
Okafor /good pick by the sixers
Krispy Pringles/ bust
Mario Hezonja / solid
Collie stein / decent and not being used right
Emanuel / Phil Jackson passed on him aka dumb ass
Stanley Johnson/ good pick by Detriot another player Snicks passed on
Kemisky/ bust...
Winslow / excellent pick up by the Heat
Miles Turner/ excellent pick by Indy
Trey Llyes / good pick by Utah
Devin Booker/ another pick Phil Jackson passed up
To round out the first round of Portis, Nance Jr and Cris McCollugh are solid players.. The rest of the first round is don't get no burn
The second round only mention is Josh Richardson of the heat another excellent pick up by Riley..
Seems like Phil Jackson is shit of an evaluator of talent
You reaching calling the CAC a bust fam
And Mudiay man that nigga can't hit the broad side of a barn
Maybe he can be another Rondo or something but I don't know how bad the Knicks should be feeling right now about passing on him
Everybody looking dumb passing up Booker to be real
I liked him coming in cuz if you have legit size and can shoot it how can the pick go wrong
And Mudiay man that nigga can't hit the broad side of a barn
Maybe he can be another Rondo or something but I don't know how bad the Knicks should be feeling right now about passing on him
Everybody looking dumb passing up Booker to be real
I liked him coming in cuz if you have legit size and can shoot it how can the pick go wrong
So is it safe to evaluate the rookies this year?
Towns /ROY
Russell /good pick by the lakers
Okafor /good pick by the sixers
Krispy Pringles/ bust
Mario Hezonja / solid
Collie stein / decent and not being used right
Emanuel / Phil Jackson passed on him aka dumb ass
Stanley Johnson/ good pick by Detriot another player Snicks passed on
Kemisky/ bust...
Winslow / excellent pick up by the Heat
Miles Turner/ excellent pick by Indy
Trey Llyes / good pick by Utah
Devin Booker/ another pick Phil Jackson passed up
To round out the first round of Portis, Nance Jr and Cris McCollugh are solid players.. The rest of the first round is don't get no burn
The second round only mention is Josh Richardson of the heat another excellent pick up by Riley..
Seems like Phil Jackson is shit of an evaluator of talent
If you gonna apply the "excellent" tag to Winslow then you better apply it to Booker. He went lower and is looking like a stud in the making. Also, Krispy Pringles just hit the rookie wall. Lightweight euro trash honkey aint used to this schedule and minutes log. He should be OK.
Booker is legit. Towns was legit too. Everybody else trying to make their way like rookies do.
How the fuck Knicks passed on Justice he would be a great defensive stopper to help melo
Yea The cac ain't getting that hype anymore no more tip dunks that are normal being called the greatest dunk ever.
I agree but my whole point is Phil Jackson is a dumb ass.. Krispy Pringles
Agreed.
He's a bust famo call it what it is... The physicality is too much.. He hang out at the 3pt line now
Pringles hit that wall hard as hell didnt he?
Never seen no shit like that before.. Cats usually do in year 2Pringles hit that wall hard as hell didnt he?
This nigga managed it in his rookie year..
cp3 scandalous he saw patty didn't have his shoe on so he crossed his ass over and made him slip n slide hahaha
Winslow is average 7 points, how could he help Melo? The Snickers need scoring, have you seen their squad?
Winslow shoots 25% from three
The Cavs beat the Clippers and they have everything figured out. They lose and they have problems again. Their roller coaster in how the media reacts to them is funny.
Winslow shoots 25% from three
The Cavs beat the Clippers and they have everything figured out. They lose and they have problems again. Their roller coaster in how the media reacts to them is funny.
I got high hopes for Towns. Under KG leadership, he should be a great player.
Mile turner though. I'm rooting for dude. Hopefully he is able to really thrive in Indy playing with PG. That would be a nice 1-2 punch. Still raw in talent, but it looks like his mobility and fundamentals are there.
Josh Richardson actually had a first round grade but somehow feel to Miami in the 2nd round. He has been playing great basketball lately
Here is an article about him
Inside Josh Richardson’s turning point as a 3-point shooter
Jason Lieser | Palm Beach Post
March 15, 2016
Stories like this don’t usually spill from the Heat‘s practice court to the media, but Josh Richardson’s recent emergence as a shooter prompted Erik Spoelstra to reveal it.
There was a point in December, back when Richardson still looked like he’d be spending much of this season in the D-League, in which he and Spoelstra worked after hours in the gym. Here is their rendition of it:
SPOELSTRA: “What we saw when we first had him in for a workout, the same thing we saw with Tyler (Johnson) a year ago, was a shot that was mechanically pretty solid. He didn’t shoot a real high percentage in our shooting drills, but you saw it was something you could work with. I remember in a coaching meeting we said, ‘J-Rich will improve dramatically with our program just with a ton of reps.’
“He shoots so many thousands of shots, and if the shot’s not broken then you don’t have to relearn any habits. But you have to be willing to put in the time. The one adjustment we had, if I could tell a story, was in December. He was trying to get to a certain level with our shooting and I found out he was one short (six short, actually) and left the gym.”
RICHARDSON: “It was actually an off day. Me and James Ennis came in, and (Ennis) had just left. I shot my last 100 (3-pointers) and made like 64. I was about to walk out and (Spoelstra) walked through the door.”
SPOELSTRA: “J-RICH, HOW MANY DID YOU MAKE?”
RICHARDSON: “Uh, 64.”
SPOELSTRA: “No, you have to get to a point where you will not leave the gym until you get this number.”
RICHARDSON: “This was before I knew I was supposed to make 70. So I shot it again and made 65. I shot it again and made 69… I was pissed, man. It took me four or five tries, and he was making me run sprints in between each time I went.”
SPOELSTRA: “ARE WE GONNA GET THIS OR ARE YOU GONNA MAKE ME WASTE MY WHOLE DAY IN HERE?”
RICHARDSON: “Jesus, you’re right. I gotta get it together.”
SPOELSTRA: “Our program’s not for everybody… You have to have the right kind of player. A lot of players just really aren’t willing to put in that kind of work.”
RICHARDSON: “It’s a hardnosed program. Coming from Tennessee and playing for Cuonzo Martin, that’s all I know. I don’t know any other way.”
SPOELSTRA: “I shagged balls for him for about an hour and a half before he hit that number, but it was important for him mentally.
RICHARDSON: “It was a long time. I wasn’t counting. I took my shirt off. I was mad. I was slamming it on the floor. It was a lot.”
SPOELSTRA: “You can get there, you just have to put in the time and don’t leave. Don’t leave until you get it.”
RICHARDSON, who was 69 of 99 going into the last shot: “Then I finally shot it again and got 70 on the dot… I remember shooting it and I thought it was short. I held my follow-through even after the ball hit the ground. Thank God it’s over and I finally hit 70.”
SPOELSTRA: “Alright, we can leave now.”
RICHARDSON: “Just setting a standard has been big. I never leave the gym until I hit 70. Lately it’s been every time. I never shoot under 70 now.”
Here is an article about him
Inside Josh Richardson’s turning point as a 3-point shooter
Jason Lieser | Palm Beach Post
March 15, 2016
Stories like this don’t usually spill from the Heat‘s practice court to the media, but Josh Richardson’s recent emergence as a shooter prompted Erik Spoelstra to reveal it.
There was a point in December, back when Richardson still looked like he’d be spending much of this season in the D-League, in which he and Spoelstra worked after hours in the gym. Here is their rendition of it:
SPOELSTRA: “What we saw when we first had him in for a workout, the same thing we saw with Tyler (Johnson) a year ago, was a shot that was mechanically pretty solid. He didn’t shoot a real high percentage in our shooting drills, but you saw it was something you could work with. I remember in a coaching meeting we said, ‘J-Rich will improve dramatically with our program just with a ton of reps.’
“He shoots so many thousands of shots, and if the shot’s not broken then you don’t have to relearn any habits. But you have to be willing to put in the time. The one adjustment we had, if I could tell a story, was in December. He was trying to get to a certain level with our shooting and I found out he was one short (six short, actually) and left the gym.”
RICHARDSON: “It was actually an off day. Me and James Ennis came in, and (Ennis) had just left. I shot my last 100 (3-pointers) and made like 64. I was about to walk out and (Spoelstra) walked through the door.”
SPOELSTRA: “J-RICH, HOW MANY DID YOU MAKE?”
RICHARDSON: “Uh, 64.”
SPOELSTRA: “No, you have to get to a point where you will not leave the gym until you get this number.”
RICHARDSON: “This was before I knew I was supposed to make 70. So I shot it again and made 65. I shot it again and made 69… I was pissed, man. It took me four or five tries, and he was making me run sprints in between each time I went.”
SPOELSTRA: “ARE WE GONNA GET THIS OR ARE YOU GONNA MAKE ME WASTE MY WHOLE DAY IN HERE?”
RICHARDSON: “Jesus, you’re right. I gotta get it together.”
SPOELSTRA: “Our program’s not for everybody… You have to have the right kind of player. A lot of players just really aren’t willing to put in that kind of work.”
RICHARDSON: “It’s a hardnosed program. Coming from Tennessee and playing for Cuonzo Martin, that’s all I know. I don’t know any other way.”
SPOELSTRA: “I shagged balls for him for about an hour and a half before he hit that number, but it was important for him mentally.
RICHARDSON: “It was a long time. I wasn’t counting. I took my shirt off. I was mad. I was slamming it on the floor. It was a lot.”
SPOELSTRA: “You can get there, you just have to put in the time and don’t leave. Don’t leave until you get it.”
RICHARDSON, who was 69 of 99 going into the last shot: “Then I finally shot it again and got 70 on the dot… I remember shooting it and I thought it was short. I held my follow-through even after the ball hit the ground. Thank God it’s over and I finally hit 70.”
SPOELSTRA: “Alright, we can leave now.”
RICHARDSON: “Just setting a standard has been big. I never leave the gym until I hit 70. Lately it’s been every time. I never shoot under 70 now.”
The league caught up to his ass quick! Started putting that wood on his bony ass!
This post is the definition of a nigga who don't even watch heat games ..
If you noticed anything you would notice Winslow's offensive production has picked up because he's now encouraged to shoot the ball more.. And he has responded
Guess you ain't notice his game last night dropping 20pts on 8/13
He scored 20 in one game. How many games have Russell, Okafor or Towns scored 20.
Winslow on the Snickers wouldn't even be better than Affalo.
Winslow don't even fit the Snicks system... My point is his is developing into a good offensive player because he's in the right system and playing behind proven vets
This summer Melo gonna waive that no trade clause and get the fuck up out of NY
Dirk use to cry at Reunion Arena when the few fans in the stands would boo his ass...give Porzingis time.
Where you at Killa?
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