Amazing performance. I hope he can continue at that level - what a joy to have a rookie of this caliber playing right now.
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Amazing performance. I hope he can continue at that level - what a joy to have a rookie of this caliber playing right now.
Does anyone know what nationality his half hispanic side is?Quote:
Originally Posted by G-Nob
is it him ?Quote:
Originally Posted by I. Hustle
Hasheem who?
I thought he was black...Quote:
Originally Posted by JR3
lol No.Quote:
Originally Posted by kace
“He who makes a beast out of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man.”
New Mexico, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by JR3
Yeah, he does that in the off season.Quote:
Originally Posted by kace
so he's half beast half hispanic now????
wow. just wow. he was incredible out there. damn zebras stole a 30-20 game.
is there a way to change the audio feed? if so: instructions please.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thompson
Just a flat-out amazing game from Dejuan last night. I can't wait to see this guy once he gets a couple years experience in the league. Major props to RC getting a 4 year contract done with Blair too, to ensure the team doesn't lose him due to not having Bird Rights to re-sign him like Golden State did with Arenas.
New #1 post of 2010 contender!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by fraga
http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/pos...n-blairs-20-20
Cool video of Blair's and summary of Blair's performance last night.
i could get lost in those eyes...
:drool:
fraga, this is awesome!:toastQuote:
Originally Posted by fraga
The Beast!!!
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Originally Posted by TimDunkem
lol. of course, i meant the face. i hardly recognize him on this photoshop, he looks like Ian. I must be tired...Quote:
Originally Posted by I. Hustle
Video:
:toast
i would be SO FUNNY if blair picked the number 37 for his jersey instead 45 :-)
besides, why duncan has 21, gino 20, finely 4???
can someone say me?
Duncan wears 21 because it was the number his brother-in-law wore in college. His brother-in-law was the one that first taught Duncan how to play.Quote:
Originally Posted by JP le Requin
even TP is a fan of the beast. From his facebook:
Tony Parker Hey facebookers! We won in OKC with our guts!!! My tribute to Dejuan Blair. He was awesome!!! Now we have to get some rest before playing Charlotte away tomorrow...
wow! thanks for this amazing video!:toastQuote:
Originally Posted by Fernando TD21
Behind the numbersQuote:
Originally Posted by JP le Requin
Manu Ginobili, San Antonio Spurs
by Greg Ruder, Spurs.com
http://www.nba.com/media/spurs/ginobili_jersey.jpg
No. 6?! Not for long. Manu now careens in No. 20.
Number 20 wasn’t the number of his boyhood idol. It isn’t the day of the month his first-born was born. And it isn’t the number his father wore and passed down to his son.
“I guess you could just say I like the way it looks,” said Manu Ginobili, starting shooting guard for the San Antonio Spurs. “The interesting story is how I came to wear the No. 20 in the first place.”
Ginobili was signed by the San Antonio Spurs on July 18, 2002, after several seasons spent in the Italian league. At the press conference to announce his signing, he actually held up a jersey with the No. 6 on it.
“The only two numbers I have ever worn in my career were No. 6 and No.10. [The Spurs] originally gave me No. 6, but that was only one season after [Dallas Head Coach and former Spurs point guard] Avery Johnson had left the Spurs, and there was an outcry from the fans who supported Avery in San Antonio," says Ginobli.
Not wanting to start off his NBA career on a bad note in a new city, Ginobili willingly gave up the No. 6 and asked instead for the No. 10. The Spurs, however, had other ideas.
“[The Spurs] told me that they had just given No.10 to Speedy Claxton (signed June 26, 2002) a couple weeks before, so at that point I really didn’t have a preference. So like I said before, I guess I thought that the No. 20 just looked good, so that’s what I took!”