NBA 10-11
- Maclowery
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Re: NBA 10-11
Curious about what Vlade Divac is up to these days? Lost track of Glenn Robinson?
http://blog.shamsports.com/2011/04/wher ... eping.html
http://blog.shamsports.com/2011/04/wher ... eping.html
- JunkBondTrader
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Maclowery wrote:Curious about what Vlade Divac is up to these days? Lost track of Glenn Robinson?
http://blog.shamsports.com/2011/04/wher ... eping.html
Marc Jackson - Jackson retired two years ago, citing a desire to become a cowboy, according to Spanish media at the time. Google Translate was less clear as to whether he truly meant that or not; the fact that Jackson now works on the Sixers' pre- and post-game shows as an analyst suggests that maybe he didn't.
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Good lord, the west is going to be crazy. And the east? Boston barely beats NY when they have Melo and 4 stiffs?
Chicago, Miami, and a bunch of garbage.
Chicago, Miami, and a bunch of garbage.
- lukethedrifter
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Dirk Nowitzki is a really really good basketball player.
Now how again did he get hooked up with a trailer park meth head from St Charles?
Now how again did he get hooked up with a trailer park meth head from St Charles?
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MrSaigon
Re: NBA 10-11
He's really come alive in the playoffs. I guess he was pacing himself when I saw him during the season hanging around the free throw line and shooting jumpers exclusively. He drives in gets contact then shoots those unblockable high release fade aways.lukethedrifter wrote:Dirk Nowitzki is a really really good basketball player.
Now how again did he get hooked up with a trailer park meth head from St Charles?
Portland's offense makes Dallas' D look like the freaking Steelers. The Blazers just lose all direction on offense for long stretches. This has been going on all year. They better figure some things out. Nate has made me scratch my head a bit (like taking Wallace out when he was really hot and just getting rolling in the third). What the team really needs is Brandon Roy... with knees.
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MrSaigon
Re: NBA 10-11
If you're wondering what the NBA equivalent of Aaron Miles is, his name is J.J. Barea. No skill, size or athleticism--tons of flopping, rainbow tear drops, yacking at the refs (my pet NBA rant that's probably getting tiresome by now) and scrappiness, scrappiness, scrappiness.
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Jocephus
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is he white?MrSaigon wrote:If you're wondering what the NBA equivalent of Aaron Miles is, his name is J.J. Barea. No skill, size or athleticism--tons of flopping, rainbow tear drops, yacking at the refs (my pet NBA rant that's probably getting tiresome by now) and scrappiness, scrappiness, scrappiness.
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Yes.
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I suppose the sad thing is that I've heard of Miles.
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wouldn't the aaron miles equivalent be aaron miles?





