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He let Pippen & Jordan hoodwink him in '93. Now he has to sit there for eternity without one.
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He let Pippen & Jordan hoodwink him in '93. Now he has to sit there for eternity without one.
He has no room:
He was traded because he and the Suns didn't see ye to eyeHe has no room:
But yeah, as Thread said, Barkley ed up with that re ed steal attempt in game 6
But he got himself traded out of Philadelphia before that.
yeah that too
Didnt get along with Sixers management
I like Barkley, but he's the last guy to give advice on careers & championships.
It's not as if D. Wade, Lebron, and Bosh didn't do that either.
Yep, it was the Cubby who spotted it.
Not one soul to this day (23 years & counting) has cited it. No way. It is verboten.
What's great is that's a prevailing thought from "fans" of teams that have won championships, as if fans who have nothing to do with their team winning being more en led to criticize this kind of stuff than actual former NBA players.
I just heard the cut where Barkley ghosted my assertion that (if you don't ring you're considered a loser, a bum, no account) and that is what is driving these players.
Barkley: "I don't know when that started." Well, of course (we) do. That started when Magic/Lakers couldn't climb up over the Celtics. We got drilled and punished for that. Their prior rings ('80/'82) were discounted and compromised in the light of the '84 calamity. "If you don't beat us/Celtics you're , losers, beneath contempt." Media ran interference on behalf of the Celtics in order that we be stopped, suppressed, destroyed before we could accomplish '85, '87. They (Celtics/Media) knew beyond a shadow of a doubt that Magic had the key. They tried to wrest it from him in association with Media not so much by going after him, but, by attacking Worthy and Jabbar in print. They knew Jabbar was weak minded, same with Worthy. And that is where they waged their campaign.
It's why & how they came after Daddy in '00 and had Kobe in the on deck circle. Gonna drag them into the streets.
That boiler plate ("if you don't ring you're a bum, a , a loser") remains nailed to the wall 30+ years later.
I just see it as Durant being a weak leader, he can't bring a team to an NBA le so he has to join a talented 73-9 team with two all-star shooters (Curry, Thompson). Can't beat em, join em. So if the Warriors ring next June, it won't be because Durant lead them there, he would have his own all-star team pretty much.
Now what LeBron just did with the Cavs vs the Warriors, being down 3-1, that's what all-time great players do!
Go to old man. That has been cited the day after it happened. You acted like nobody read a newspaper or something.
That's why the league suspended half of the rockets and Roy tarpley and the media said nothing about it.
You are full of and making up as you go.
I see nothing wrong with what KD did at all, but I think the difference was that those guys joined up and all left their teams for the Unknown.
KD left for a team that was already constructed, coming off back to back nba finals that just broke the NBA record for regular season wins.
Sure, everyone "knew" that MIA was a super team, but not one of them went to a place where it was already so entrenched in winning.
He has no room:
Chuck is a career loser....he has no room...
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