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no question bout it son. he prob have 3 rings by that time also.
That makes little sense, but you do realize that one of Dirk's signature moves is that one-legged fadeaway, right?
no question bout it son. he prob have 3 rings by that time also.
nah he got no fadaway game. he all about the dunk. he got the dunk over melo i give him that. he cant shoot tho
Who, or what, are you?
Lol
It'd be awesome if he were JuanStone.
Missed free throw, a player suspended, yet you whine about the exact same calls that Dirk got two series earlier.
One-sided officiating in Mav opponent's favor = Bad officiating: Travesty!
One-sided officiating in Mavs favor = Well, bad calls went both ways
The Mavs and their fans were planning the parade after game three.
People don't lament over dead parents as long as this.
If Spurs fans are saying Dirk, you know it's not even close. I'm sure that any coach would much rather scheme against Melo than they would against Dirk.
I agree. Your team got beat. You should let it go.
Melo does have more upside than Dirk does, but he hasnt reached the full potential of his upside either.
Well Melo's had some pretty talented teams, and Dirk has just managed to succeed in virtually every situation.
New York is Carmelo's chance to reach his potential. If he can't make it there, he can't make it anywhere.
I'd take Dirk tbh.
I really liked Melo but he's just another one of those incredibly talented players that doesnt seem to care. Always smiling and lollygagging on the court. You know guys like Duncan, Kobe, Manu, Rose, Durant, and even Wade are all business and go hard all game. While gots like Bosh, DHoward, and at times LeBron seem to care more about looking cute out there on the court. I hate this new era of superstars that think its cool to look disinterested or something, or to smile all game long. Dirk falls into the former and Melo into the latter imo. Completely irrelevant to their talents but I dont see those type of disinterested players leading teams to les. Even Dirk has a better chance at doing that. Give me him.
Carmelo ran to the eastern conference so he only has to play Manu twice a year.
Melo has never scared me when the Spurs played against the Nuggets, ever. Dirk scares the out of me everytime the Mavs and Spurs play. Dirk, at this point of their careers, is a much better number one option.
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Truth. Can't say I blame him either.
Dirk, not even a question!
Kevin Garnett falls in the former category.
Shaquille O'Neal falls in the latter.
Let's not let their off-court demeanor cloud reality, please. Kevin Garnett wishes he were the warrior Shaq has been throughout his career.
Shaq is such a waste of talent. He should have won twice as many les as he did. At his peak he was what, a 35/16 guy? Garnett's teams have won big any time he has been surrounded by adequate talent. Garnett is a bit of a soft bully in the way he only picks on guards and wing players and never anybody his own size, but he is much more of a warrior than Shaq. That's not the same as claiming he was better at his peak than Shaq was at his, just that Garnett's work ethic was much better and he milked every last ounce of achievement out of his body in a way that Shaq didn't come close to doing.
I've missed you, Fin.
I'm slowly becoming myself again. I have an appe e for posting in the forum again.
Well it's good to have you back my friend.
Thanks. I feel 60 percent healed these days.
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