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It should be, dude had been done for the last 3 years; he's literally a walking corpse on the court.
Love him or hate him, you cannot deny he was an....
overrated fake tough guy sack of
It should be, dude had been done for the last 3 years; he's literally a walking corpse on the court.
He's washed up...time to retire.
Let's hope so.
overrated posse tbh
Good riddance that got.
him. Hope he goes out in a demoralizing fashion.
Today will be a good day for the nba imo
Thanks to him not coming to L.A. which led to Pau Gasol coming instead. Two more les to hang in hallowed Staples Center.Lakes 4 evur
You guys can't be serious. He's not walking away from $12 million next season.
Decent player but way overrated by the media. Glad hes gone for good. Not many will remeber him.
Anything is possible
yall make me proud
he is a pathetic excuse for a human being.
it's crazy how just being tall and athletic means you have an automatic pass in life...
And some people compare him to Duncan.
Forever made.
He was a great player and I loved his intensity, fake or not. I have nothin but mad love for Kg even when he was a Celtic.
More than I'd say.
He's painful to watch.
Always was Duncan Lite, and always will be.
Watching KG try to play makes what Tim is doing seem that much more incredible, considering Duncan is a year older. KG has played two more seasons, but also doesn't have the postseason mileage that Timmy does.
It's guaranteed already. He doesn't have to play to get it. The Nets could contest it, but that usually only leads to a buyout-like situation where the two parties agree to a deal to split the money. That's essentially what the Spurs did with McDyess in 2011.
Yeah, I'm a big Garnett fan and he's a first ballot Hall of Famer. Really hated seeing him not get a chance at the repeat when he hurt his knee in 09.
Their games are nothing alike. Garnett always kind of reminded me of a cross between Robinson and Webber with less size.
Their games were not similar, but they filled similar roles for their teams, especially when Garnett was with the Timberwolves.
Consistent 20-10 guy, stretch 4, defensive anchor, leader on the court, go-to in the clutch, etc.
The interesting thing is the difference in styles (fundamentals vs. athleticism) and personality (stoic vs. explosive) between the two. In many ways, I've always felt like Garnett was the Bizarro Tim.
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