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stick a fork in them.
lottery bound tbh.
lost to the Pistons
stick a fork in them.
lottery bound tbh.
Pretty much like the Nuggets as soon as Melo leaves
your point?Pretty much like the Nuggets as soon as Melo leaves
i cant ing wait for 2014 when everyone has either left the spurs, retired or had their knees shatter on court.
Are Nuggets fans as dumb as their players
"I can't wait until your team has on my team for 3 more years, then possibly will be lowered down to our level. I CAN'T WAIT".
Silly girl.
Pistons minus Stuckey, Rip Hamilton, and T-Mac for the second half.
Pistons did play well in that second half for as bad a team as they are.
Max with a huge play in the OT. He should have run out the clock, but that would have been an extremely heads up play.
sons they deserved to be laughed at.
Nugz fan still walking funny from when Manu made them look like the Hornets.
I drew a picture of Melo after that game:
Not by a Nugget fan, BR. Never by a Nugget fan. I won't let that happen. God bless you and yours on this most joyous holiday.
by that time we'll have a few more
You'll know the feeling soon
Nugget fan wishing that she never spoke up.
You're all right, Denver is looking pretty bleak. I could be like kapitan face or whatever his name is and just pick a team i think might win, but, well, I'm not a head
NBA Hornets FTL. They should have never gotten rid of Darren Collison, he has so much potential, this season Chris Paul hasnt been the player we were all acustomed to pre-injury. Now they are stuck with the big contract of Emeka Okafor, and their superstar is 100% commited to resigning with them.
Collison ain't . he put up halfass decent numbers last year on a ty team. look at him now on another ty team putting up 13 and 4 and shooting a pathetic 45%
Never should have traded bayless
lmao NBA hobos
You jinxed them yourself with your "Are the Hornets back to elite status" thread the other day....
damn son what movie is that Jennifer Love Hewitt sig from?
Don't know son, but I will do some research on it
Sister, cousin of New Orleans Hornets guard Willie Green killed in post-game auto accident in suburban Detroit
Published: Monday, December 20, 2010, 11:20 AM Updated: Monday, December 20, 2010, 12:09 PM
By Jimmy Smith, The Times-Picayune
The sister and cousin of New Orleans Hornets guard Willie Green were killed in an automobile accident in suburban Detroit, just hours after watching Green play in a game against the Detroit Pistons on Sunday night.
Willie Green
Green returned to Detroit on Monday morning from Indianapolis, where the Hornets play tonight against the Indiana Pacers and will miss tonight's game, Hornets officials said Monday morning. It is uncertain whether Green, a Detroit native, will miss any other games this week. The Hornets play at home Wednesday night against the New Jersey Nets and on Sunday in New Orleans Arena against the Atlanta Hawks.
Tamara Lynette Green, 30, and her cousin, Gary Benjamin Green, 27, died in the crash, according to Green's father, Willie Sr. Gary Green was driving the vehicle that crashed on southbound Interstate 75 in Troy. The car was apparently traveling at a high rate of speed, Troy Police Lt. Robert Redmond told the Detroit Free Press.
Green's sister and cousin had stopped near The Palace of Auburn Hills after the game to eat, according to the elder Green and no one witnessed the accident.
"I feel pretty hurt," Green St. told The Detroit Free Press. "But I'm going to take solace in the same things we tell other folks going through other things like this: If God permits something like that to happen, say 'Amen' and move on. That's what I will use to cope."
Green played at Detroit Mercy, as did Gary (Ben) Green, who was killed in the crash.
There were no witnesses to the accident, police said.
"They went off the roadway at a high rate of speed," Redmond told the newspaper, "went airborne and hit (a) tree with the rook of the car. It wasn't the road conditions. The road was fine. It was the speed. Where there's the least amount of protection is the roof of th car."
Investigators think it's possible alcohol was afactor but are awaiting test results to confirm, Redmond said.
Ben Green, the driver of the vehicle, a 2008 GMC Envoy, was not wearing a seat belt and had been thrown about 100 feet from the vehicle, police said. Tamara Green was trapped inside. Both victims were declared dead at the scene.
The Green family learned of the accident when investigators arrived at the home of Ben Green's father in Oakland County shortly before 6:30 a.m., according to the newspaper report.
Green's father said the team had told his son to take all the time he needed to recover from the accident. Funeral services are incomplete. Green's sister, Tamara, is survived by an 18-month-old son, Tanner.
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