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Absolutely. You're stuck with last June forever. I'm fully en led to the Artest forever.
And is the sole reason Paul Pierce has a ring at all.
Absolutely. You're stuck with last June forever. I'm fully en led to the Artest forever.
Fans and pundits all over the world thought the Spurs were stuck in last June, especially you, yet here we are a year later, 25% heavier than we were. That proves we're not stuck in last June, just like you're not stuck with that blowout in Boston after your team avenged itself. That's what "avenged" means...
Don't worry, that will be over next year.
Premature ejaculation but since you guys are champs you get a right to Farte Blanche
The field is clear. Shaved pussy.
The summer of talking is underway...
This shtick is painful to read tbh.
I don't consider Kobe a top 10 so I don't know how he factors into this.
He's not come to grips with what happened just yet. He's stuck on autopilot and all he has in his bag is last year's material.
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Better to rebuild than forever be a 2nd seed. How does our 5th ring with Kobe getting 40 mil for sitting feel to ya?
A 20% cut on 25/6/6 is appropriate.Bird Wilt Oscar
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Better to rebuild than forever be a 2nd seed. How does our 5th ring with Kobe getting 40 mil for sitting feel to ya?
Bend over and I'll show ya what's cut.
And you'll appropriately miss the playoffs again, Stats Robinson.
True.
SAS will repeat next year with Kawhi winning another FMVP to cement his HOF status
Boiled down, it's Duncan>Kobe.
This. People need to realize, the teams winning the most les in most sports are the richest ones in the biggest cities with the highest team salaries. The NBA especially has had half it's Finals include either the Lakers or Celtics. That's kinda ed up how the same two teams are always there.
Tim won in a small/medium market way more times than any other NBA team has. Of course I realize only trolls and morons don't understand how impressive it is.
at least a Laker fan admits Duncan is top10 all time...
The kind of a player who's >Kobe.
Boiled down, Cooled down, whatever you want to call it, Duncan>Kobe. That's all that matters and oh, he sure as is the greatest since Jordan.
The premise of a repeat is somehow more of an accomplishment to an individual is actually opposite to the reality.
For a team to repeat or three peat, it means that the team, as a whole, is that much better than the compe ion, which is the function of a superb management, superior financial resources, or inferior compe ion. Therefore, the credit for any one individual player is that much lesser due to the factors above.
We started seeing increased frequency of repeats since the late 80s after decades of no repeats, and it's no coincidence that there are huge issues with parity all along. It is also a time of massive expansion, high pay rolls, and every team that has repeated is from a late market. Therefore, it goes to reason that repeats are a function of financial resources and talent disparity rather than individual brilliance.
Man, lakerfan has problems.
You conveniently left out the projected shooting percentage
There was a time when I would have felt compelled to defend Duncan/the Spurs here, but right now I am at peace. I don't need to defend anything; their accomplishments do that for me.
Guys, we're champions. And the Lakers are the worst team in the NBA.
You don't pay him on projection. You pay him on performance. When they cut him 20% it was based on 25/6/6.You conveniently left out the projected shooting percentage
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