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You chicken ted, Duncan: 5 has come to fruition, Kirby has donned the bag for over a year now, & I'm nailing you to the tree of woe.
Your regrets are your own.
I wish he'd a broke it off in CN's ass.
You chicken ted, Duncan: 5 has come to fruition, Kirby has donned the bag for over a year now, & I'm nailing you to the tree of woe.
Your regrets are your own.
Did what with Jackson? Which Jackson are you even talking about? More meandering nonsense.
Stephen, when you cheated to acquire him. Sure, it ended with San Antonio SWAT coming to the arena to separate him & Pop, but, you cheated nonetheless.
Oh you mean basically the worst Spur of the last 2 years who's played significant minutes.
If that was a "conspiracy", it sure as didn't help the Spurs any. Diaw on the other hand. . .best free agent acquisition for us in in years.
Just because your dishonesty didn't pan out doesn't wipe away your guilt. Everybody cheats. "Take away the saints from the sinners and you're lucky to end up with Abraham Lincoln." - "Hud" - "Hud"
Abe Lincoln quote: “I will say then that I am not, nor ever have been, in favor of bringing about in any way the social and political equality of the white and black races,”
There ain't no saints, son. Even MLK was a in sex addict for white hookers, and plagiarized his papers in college.
Then don't be defensive when I bring up Jackson & Diaw. Twixt the two cheats you ended up with 5. , there was even talk that Diaw was going to be Finals MVP.
Nobody wanted those dudes. Jackson was bad before we got him and bad after. There is no conspiracy. You're being delusional. Just because humanity is imperfect in general and full of liars and cheats doesn't mean everyone's always cheating.
The Diaw Finals MVP talk was just a excuse for LeBron, and a joke at that. There's no way a role player shooting like 34% and scoring less than 10 PPG through four was going to get Finals MVP.
Nonetheless he was in line for the thing.
Everybody cheats, Kid, don't be so hard on yourself. It was cheating when your Horry put Nash into the cheap seats that time. Did I protest? no, I was grateful that it prompted Amare to storm the court. That don't happen instead of 5-5 Kobe over the tired old bag Duncan I'm sitting here 1 & 45.
No he wasn't.
Leonard/Duncan>> Parker >>>> Ginobili >> Diaw
You just can't overlook the horrendous scoring. He had no shot at Finals MVP unless he had like a 60 point game 5 with everyone else scoring under 10 in a close game
All I heard the day of the close out was how Diaw was arguably the Finals MVP. Your cheat there delivered you #5. Big deal, your cheat with Horry taking out Nash, Amare and Diaw in '07 netted you #4 and me O & whatever it was then. I'm grateful you cheated. Now, I'm a stone's throw away from O & half-a-100.
Michael Jordan had the same exact injury his second year in the league. So yeah, you literally have no clue what you're talking about.
Look up the actual injury instead if throwing out one-liners. Rather than trying to compare him to a guard, look at the bigs who have had the same injury. Same links saying Jordan beat it are also putting Embiid's best-case scenario at Big Z.
Like, literally? You're saying that literally?
Why is ESPN ing over this guy and showing his name in the promos of the draft? Broken foot doesn't sound very good for a prospective draftee.
Plenty of journalists had Diaw as their FMVP, scoring isn't everything...
It's "Why" the day after LeBron said he was going to Miami ESPN started the mantra that he would return to Cleveland. It's "Why" this country elected a POTUS with the name [Hussein].
Pro-LeBron ones who were either seeking to make an excuse for him, or idiots, yes.
I never said scoring was everything. Point is, when you aren't playing Bill Russell-esque defense (and he wasn't), you aren't getting FMVP with those poor shooting numbers. There's no way he would have gotten FMVP. If it wasn't Kawhi, it was Duncan. Diaw had no shot whatsoever and you know it.
The guys middle name is very important factor in your voting?
I don't necessarily agree with this. Embiid to me represents more of an in between case between Jordan and Z/Yao. My understanding of Z/Yao's cases were that they had had the injury for a while and played on them, which orthopaedic surgeons say is a big no-no because it significantly increases the chances of a fibrous non-union, re-operation, and chronic pain. Jordan probably had much more of an acute fracture, got it fixed immediately, adhered to his doctors' weight bearing restrictions, allowed it to heal, and did fine. In addition, Yao/Z were carrying 280-300 pounds on that foot, whereas Jordan was putting around 200-210. I guess a lot Embiid's outcome depends on a) how long ago he had the fracture and b) how bad the actual fracture was, both of which can only be obtained from his medical records and x-rays. Again, this is all speculation on my part, but I don't think (or hope) his prognosis is as bad as that of Yao or Z.
wow. the 6ers have had such bad luck these past few years. when won't they be in the lottery?
The dude is done. Even if he comes back, he will be so injury prone and 2 years removed from playing. Hope he proves me wrong, loved him at KU. I just don't see it.
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