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Saw this last night. Pretty cool to hear from someone like ZBo. I also read a quote that Barnes called him a "monster." I never found a video to that interview, though
silent assassin...that moniker used to be attributed to Timmy.
Z Bo is honestly one of the more likeable guys in the league IMO, doesn't seem bitter at all like some would after a loss and gives credit where it's due.
I agree. The man's grown up a lot. I still remember him being one of the worst guys in the league during his early year, especially since he started out with the jailblazers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Cagney
Yep, no doubt. Some never seem to grow up, he has done a lot of maturing.Quote:
Originally Posted by barakz21
This is true. He's really become a good guy in the Memphis community too. I think I read he'll retire there when his playing days are done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Cagney
Always been a Z-Bo fan ever since Trailblazers, glad he got wise and eliminated the drama.
Zbo had attitude problems early in his career but hes.always been a talented dude with a lot of game. How is he "worst" :lol
Memphis' Alpha recognizing the other team Alpha. This is OG stuff :toast
Never imagined Kawhi would be the 3rd best player in the NBA, tbh, especially so early in his career..Apo and Dabom saw it from day 1, though.
Favorite Z-Bo video:
:lol Cousins
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Lol Cousins ain't bout that life!Quote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
And Robinson before him (well, he was more of a "gentleman's assassin" I guess).Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrcoon
Truly remarkable that one franchise brought in 3 two-way superstars in 3 consecutive generations. And all humble personality types.
That's the most unlikely trait they all share. Pretty remarkable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arcadian
1. Curry, 2. LeBron, 3. Kawhi
Can't believe how much this dude has grown as a player...the difference between where he was at a few years ago and where he's at now is just ridiculous. Scariest part is, he's still only 24. There's a realistic chance he's not even particularly close to his prime :wow
No, they (you) didn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
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Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
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Originally Posted by Spurtacular
It wouldn't be as much fun for them if they were the same person.
http://i64.tinypic.com/35istbb.gif
zbo doesnt bluff
Or when he punched that white guy from Phoenix Suns.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
Nobody at all could see it tbh, thought he was going to be good maybe and maybe an all star appearance one day at best... Finals MVP, DPOY back to back and MVP candidate, he is a lot better than most imagined.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
wahahaha Zbo exposing the fake thug act of cousinsQuote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
Maybe you should have read in between the lines? Mentioning ZBo growing up doesn't necessarily mean skills wise. Obviously, I was talking about his character and maturity. Sean Cagney got it, how couldn't you, when you claim to be a "smart poster"?Quote:
Originally Posted by apalisoc_9
:bobo
I always think of this play when I look back and see how far he has come.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGJW9w6_A_I
Kawhi looks so skinny in that vid. Ah, they grow up quick..Quote:
Originally Posted by ace3g
Real recognize real
there is a Latin saying:
COR AD COR LOQUITOR............
Spurs and Z-Bo... a great pairing...
:tuQuote:
Originally Posted by Sean Cagney
Amazing organization:flag:Quote:
Originally Posted by Arcadian
Not really at this point he is an older player on the downswing and is a shorter player for being a burly inside guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by George Gervin's Afro
Plus David was one, Tim was one, and if you re-did the draft, Kawhi would be one. Amazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arcadian