I'm distracted by the lady losing her shit with the thunderstix.Guy in the background going "SHIT!" is the best part.
I'm distracted by the lady losing her shit with the thunderstix.Guy in the background going "SHIT!" is the best part.
lol didn't even see her.I'm distracted by the lady losing her shit with the thunderstix.
Lmao @ the avatar.
I guess ill embrace the fact we didnt give some washed up star 24 million a year.
You can't break what's already broken. Plus the Wizards will crawl back to .500 eventually.
man this really made me feel better thanks bro
;_;
srs
That was your handy work ? Lolwhy thank you
Edit: Did Forever write this article? Lulz http://www.sportsgrid.com/nba/raymond-felton-vs-jeremy-lin-or-why-knicks-fans-hate-themselves/
Edit: Did Forever write this article? Lulz http://www.sportsgrid.com/nba/raymond-felton-vs-jeremy-lin-or-why-knicks-fans-hate-themselves/
If youre looking for Knicks fans, theyre likely walking out into this snow storm without a jacket on, hoping the cold will take them away from this dark, desolate world, or that theyll stumble into the Barclays Center and be born again as Nets fans.
:'( I love the documentary though
Time to go home Steve
Every day more people realize that to truly love New York is to hate the Knicks.Well that matches the description.
Wades drop foot injury sounds crazy. Hope he can get right because it seems potentially career ending.
Every day more people realize that to truly be a Knick fan is to hate the Knicks.
Every day more people realize that to truly love New York is to hate yourself.
Hahahaha amazingWell that matches the description.
We were already first (or close) when Westbrook went down, and our winning percentage has suffered only *slightly* since he had his second surgery.Also, how has OKC managed to have the best record without Westbrook and no more 6th men of Harden's caliber?
yep, he likes the game winners at Oracle. I ain't even mad
18.6/8.2 ain't fucking all-star numbers for a PF in the West. gtfo
On their overall careers, MJ is at 30, 6 and 5 on 50% FG. If you take out the two Wizards years, he's at 32, 6 and 5 on better than 50% FG shooting. LeBron's career numbers are currently at 28, 7 and 7 on 50% FG. Very impressive. Unfortunately, due to his lackluster competition (due to injuries, mainly), he just isn't at MJ's level.
He just beat KD and Tim Duncan for rings. And beat a league MVP in the conference finals.
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Presti ought consider trading YNB for some solid, Ibaka-level, KD-compatible role players? Surely there are GMs out there willing to be fleeced for a damaged YNB? Could probably get rid of Perkins that way, letting Collison get in there with more playing time? Collison's the white guy, right?
Presti ought consider trading YNB for some solid, Ibaka-level, KD-compatible role players? Surely there are GMs out there willing to be fleeced for a damaged YNB? Could probably get rid of Perkins that way, letting Collison get in there with more playing time? Collison's the white guy, right?
Whatever fits your narrative.
:lolIf he wants to win now an Adams + Perk deal could get them a good center
aka Gortat
If he wants to win now an Adams + Perk deal could get them a good center
aka Gortat
Presti ought consider trading YNB for some solid, Ibaka-level, KD-compatible role players? Surely there are GMs out there willing to be fleeced for a damaged YNB? Could probably get rid of Perkins that way, letting Collison get in there with more playing time? Collison's the white guy, right?
:lol
u wont be smiling when Adams never sees the floor because of Prestiinplayoffmode and Perk is getting ate up by Timmy
The rings argument is so silly, simply because it falls apart when guys like Russell are dismissed, as if his rings don't count. The most impressive things about Jordan weren't the six rings, it was the six Finals MVPs. To win six titles AND be the best player on your team each time is most impressive. His longevity, as well. The man was averaging 23, 6 and 5 when he was 38. He was averaging 29 ppg when he retired in 98. LeBron has more regular season MVPs at this point in their careers, but that has just as much to do with the lack of competition that LeBron has (no fault of his own, though). The past few seasons have been really damn weak in the NBA, especially the East.
On their overall careers, MJ is at 30, 6 and 5 on 50% FG. If you take out the two Wizards years, he's at 32, 6 and 5 on better than 50% FG shooting. LeBron's career numbers are currently at 28, 7 and 7 on 50% FG. Very impressive. Unfortunately, due to his lackluster competition (due to injuries, mainly), he just isn't at MJ's level.
Either way, though, this is a mute debate. The GOAT will be determined by Nike and ESPN with their ever changing criteria (rings, MVPs, competition, etc.). Both will be overshadowed when the next golden child shows up.