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Black + European = ST wouldn't know whether to like or dislike
he'd be an improvement over Ayers tbqh
Black + European = ST wouldn't know whether to like or dislike
Sounds like an STD
Dude would eat Ayres, tbh.he'd be an improvement over Ayers tbqh
Gaw, I remember when this guy was THE THING. Feels like years ago.
He's the current Euroleague champion. The guy is super-productive in the low post, very hard to stop on the lane, but you can't play him more than 5 consecutive minutes. He's overweighted as usual, and has bad stamina. This past season he averaged 9.6 points in only 14 minutes per game (he was the top scorer of the compe ion per minute).
In the NBA you can only use him as a scoring spark down low. He's short for a center, not great protecting the rim and a poor rebounder. Very foul prone, since he can only stay on the floor for a few minutes, it doesn't matter that much.
He looked pretty athletic and energetic there. The problem, as I've said, is that he can't provide you that kind of effort for extended periods of time.
Looks like he ate Bison Dele tbh
Was it just a german thing or did the call him "Baby Shaq" or "Greek Shaq" in the states too?
Is this some sort of disease?
this guy killed howard in 2006
And you thought Blair could throw down on some Whataburger.
my Sofoklis laughs at this comment
He eats the meat straight off the spingot and doesn't stop till its finished
career rebounding average at 2.9 with his height and heft
This has got to be the best one
He has to be Stanley Roberts or Oliver Miller in disguise.
Can anyone tell me a bit about these two guys, Roberts in particular. I know Miller had weight issues, so I assume Roberts did too? I thought I read that Roberts was a beast like Shaq in his very early young days? That he also had a lot of potential, but didn't live up to it when getting to the NBA?
His nba rights was belong to the clippers , dont know which team hold his rights right now...
This guy has Jahidi White written all over him...
Stanley actually played at LSU with Shaq, and probably had more talent. He just grew up pampered because he could play and never gave a lot of effort. He was the first guy to get banned from the league for drugs, if I remember correctly, but food was his first substance abuse problem. I remember seeing him and John Williams on the Clippers. Both of them had a lot of wasted ability and too much caloric intake. Stanley was really good in short stretches in an era where there were some pretty good bigs.
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