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The ol' sport doesn't even bother to play defense.
The ol' sport doesn't even bother to play defense.
fight your own teammate for a rebound he would have had on his own, give up an uncontested layup while making faces at him for having the gall to get a rebound so you can't pad your stats
That's Tony Parker-like
That rebound was clearly Dwight's. It was Parson's fault the rebound was lost. Now, Dwight didn't do anyone any favors by quitting on the play and yelling at him, but the rebound was not his fault.
I think Parsons has it if Dwight concedes it to him. But even if it was Dwight's, it just shows his true colors that he quits on the play to out his teammates. I can't believe Tony Cubes wanted to build the core of his team around this -made loser and that fat tubby PG Deron.
That Todd gif still cracks me up.
He's just so dainty and polite firing that gun.
He's too immature to ever be a team leader...it's obvious Harden is. That being said it was still a move on Dwight's part but not surprising at all considering past behavior.
ha, ha. You lost last nite. Let Portland take your cookie like that. ha, ha.
That's on Dwight. Stat padding and ing out a teammate aside (like those aren't enormous enough issues) as the guy who is supposed to be anchoring that defense he's the guy who should be communicating and directing traffic on boards and box outs like that. Unless we're to believe that Parsons is the guy who sets the tone on D for the Rockets.
Parsons is white. A situation like this has to be handled delicately.
DPG is right, but Howard's leadership skills are quite debatable ...funny thing is Parsons was his biggest cheerleader/recruiter in the off-season. No loyalty ...
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Horrible reaction by Dwight. You just cannot do that and expect to develop solid team chemistry.
DH might have genes written in his marrows and brain (if he even had one) but he's without a doubt the best defensive big in the west, and the mavs would've easily been atop the west had we acquired him the past summer instead of Dalembert imho. Lakers fans have every privilege to talk about him, to call him a made drama queen but every time a mavs fan calls the same it sounds like a sore grape tbh.
The with the real...still don't understand why you hate your people but you on point.
depends on the perspective from which you see it imho. we avoided the gamble, at the same time we missed the last chance to be a contender again in dirk's epoch. I think the same logic is also reflected in our lives. for example, Rogue could've got a , a college sweetheart and could've got married to her already in his mid 20s just like his elder cousins did. Then he would've had bigger incentives to work hard and he would've been more like a man than he currently is, and sure, he would've been too busy with work and stuffs to ever fall in love with a hollywood celebrity who doesn't even know his existence.
but what actually happened was... rogue didnt get anything that many of you may consider as the source of happiness - your own little family, a life that loves you, and a son/daughter that looks like a carbon copy of yourself. But I still feel happy, and fortunate because my dreams are still alive, and the woman I love is more beautiful than all the world's 3.5 billion es combined tbh.
Can your ass post an image correctly?
For real, I mean you've been in school for 20 years Rogue
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