LOL Dirk

dirk taking a shit on the court again

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Originally Posted by anakha

McGrady's place on that list is becoming more and more debatable, though.

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still glad that we have him :smokin
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LOL Yao

http://shanghaiist.com/attachments/s...ming071907.jpg

LOL Duncan's thumbs. Seriously, what the fuck are those things?

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For just pennies a day.....

Lost and found...

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Originally Posted by Flight3107

LOL Yao

http://shanghaiist.com/attachments/s...ming071907.jpg

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WoW that picture is almost as Gay as the pictures of Steve Nash in GQ magazine last year....almost.

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Originally Posted by hater

he misses playing in Europe:

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:owned

I prefer Mono's idea of just posting awesome videos.

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Originally Posted by Flight3107

LOL Yao

http://shanghaiist.com/attachments/s...ming071907.jpg

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hahhaha wtf, is he wearing any pants?

I'll just continue on with the Michael Cera greatness:

Breaking down Lemonparty

LOLemonparty.

This thread should definitely turn into a "Michael Cera is greatness" thread.

Between Two Ferns

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Originally Posted by anakha

McGrady's place on that list is becoming more and more debatable, though.

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Yea, but unfortunately that is due to injury. He is one of the most gifted and talented players the NBA has ever seen (IMO, equally or more talented than Kobe) but his injuries have killed him.

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Originally Posted by BonnerDynasty

His ability to take over the game by himself is on the same level as the guys you mentioned above.

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On a nightly level without a superstar like Tim Duncan? Uhh, no.

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Originally Posted by Borosai

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:tu :tu :tu

Good idea, excellent execution!

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Originally Posted by stretch

On a nightly level without a superstar like Tim Duncan? Uhh, no.

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maybe. maybe not. maybe fuck yourself.

LOL Galifianakis

http://www.zachgalifianakis.com/images/gal/gal12.jpg

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Originally Posted by stretch

No. The point is, is that Manu is not a franchise level player. Hes a very good player, but he is not on the level of guys like Kobe, Wade, T-Mac, Lebron, etc...

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Never said he was

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Never said he was

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Never said you said he was either. However, it was you who said that the only reason Dirk is better than Manu is because "he has to be." If you are comparing them, then you are comparing Manu to a franchise level player, saying he is on Dirk's (a franchise level player) level.

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Originally Posted by ancestron

maybe. maybe not. maybe fuck yourself.

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No. It is simply no.

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Originally Posted by stretch

Yea, but unfortunately that is due to injury. He is one of the most gifted and talented players the NBA has ever seen (IMO, equally or more talented than Kobe) but his injuries have killed him.

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I would tend to disagree. McGrady has shown that he is not capable of carrying a weak team to a respectable record (see Magic), or a decent team to any playoff success (Rockets).

His problem seems to be his reluctance to play defense until absolutely necessary (his defense on Dirk in that classic playoffs series was impressive, but otherwise, it's very pedestrial), he takes a long time to decide on what to do with the ball. Yes, he has decent assist numbers, but him holding on the ball too long until he passes it for the score generally kills any offensive momentum and reduce his teammates into catch-and-shoot players.

McGrady is also not as hard a worker without the ball as Kobe Bryant. I know it sounds weird, but Kobe Bryant is not as bad a ballhog as many perimeter players in the league, and he can run a crisp offense on many occasions. It is his job to jack up 35 shots a game the last few years because the other Lakers were not able to generate much offense outside of Bryant, but this year, with the emergency of Bynum, that seems to have changed.

Why are yall trying to turn this thread into a serious basketball discussion? It's better as just pictures and insults.

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LOL Yao

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+1




your sig pic is sensory overload :toast

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Originally Posted by ambchang

I would tend to disagree. McGrady has shown that he is not capable of carrying a weak team to a respectable record (see Magic), or a decent team to any playoff success (Rockets).

His problem seems to be his reluctance to play defense until absolutely necessary (his defense on Dirk in that classic playoffs series was impressive, but otherwise, it's very pedestrial), he takes a long time to decide on what to do with the ball. Yes, he has decent assist numbers, but him holding on the ball too long until he passes it for the score generally kills any offensive momentum and reduce his teammates into catch-and-shoot players.

McGrady is also not as hard a worker without the ball as Kobe Bryant. I know it sounds weird, but Kobe Bryant is not as bad a ballhog as many perimeter players in the league, and he can run a crisp offense on many occasions. It is his job to jack up 35 shots a game the last few years because the other Lakers were not able to generate much offense outside of Bryant, but this year, with the emergency of Bynum, that seems to have changed.

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I never said anything about leadership ability. I was simply talking about talents and gifts.