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Please. Pop saved him like he did when Amy went public and you know it.
LALO trying toto seldom satisfy his ego.
Lkrfan, you've got to stop starving. The food stamps are in your work boots.
I got another one.
Juan, Carlos and Antonio all jump off a cliff to see who will hit the ground first. who wins?
Society.
Please. Pop saved him like he did when Amy went public and you know it.
the Cons ution needs to be rewritten to prevent anchor babies from posting ty takes imo.
I'm just messing with Eduardo. but does exploit the Spurs' misfortunes like its the Cons ution.
You reverse-jinxed Tim with yet another ty take, Olmedo, just admit it
You reverse-jinxed Tim with yet another ty take, Olmedo, just admit it
- and BNS s don't do the same with my Lakers? GTF
That makes no sense and has nothing to do with you ing yourself over Duncan shooting 39% in November
How does a coach "protect" a player all the way to a 10% boost in his shooting percentage?
Admit it, Erubiel, you got overexcited about a couple off nights in November and Timmy responded by taking a on you for the entire rest of the season
Sure it does, my fine feathered farmer vato. Here's how he did it:That makes no sense and has nothing to do with you ing yourself over Duncan shooting 39% in November
1) Controlled his mpg. We all know the TOSB cannot play 39.1 mpg like he did in his rookie year when he averaged 39.3mpg (49.5%). In his championship years he averaged 39.3mpg (51.3%), 33.4mpg (49.6%), and 34.1mpg (54.6%), respectively. Nowadays, the more minutes he plays, the less impact he hasPERI
2) Tammy is highly selective of the shots he takes. But, as we saw against Mount Shane Battier, even gimmies are not guaranteed.
So in summary, the TOSB has ac ulated too much sugar in her tank to play any more than 25-30 effective mpg - which is sad for a professional athlete. He is paid to do one thing in life: play a game - and he can't do that for more than 30 minutes? I mean, is his stamina that piss poor? Maybe his poor stamina caused Amy to look to another man to fulfill her needs (work with me here - I'm a concerned fan tryna get to the bottom of this conundrum
Riiiiiiight. See above response to Leetonidas.How does a coach "protect" a player all the way to a 10% boost in his shooting percentage?
Admit it, Erubiel, you got overexcited about a couple off nights in November and Timmy responded by taking a on you for the entire rest of the season
do you actually believe the you just typed Bolivar?
Sí, ancian
1) Controlled his mpg. We all know the TOSB cannot play 39.1 mpg like he did in his rookie year when he averaged 39.3mpg (49.5%). In his championship years he averaged 39.3mpg (51.3%), 33.4mpg (49.6%), and 34.1mpg (54.6%), respectively. Nowadays, the more minutes he plays, the less impact he hasPERI
The less time he plays, the less chances he has to improve his percentages, though.... and he still boosted his FG% by 10% since the creation of this stained thread
2) Tammy is highly selective of the shots he takes. But, as we saw against Mount Shane Battier, even gimmies are not guaranteed.
5 >>>>>>>>>>>> 6The less time he plays, the less chances he has to improve his percentages, though.... and he still boosted his FG% by 10% since the creation of this stained thread
I think I should compare apples to apples here. To further put this stain into context, in his 19th and final year in the NBA, Shaq was 503lbs, but he still shot 66.7%. By then he was a massively rotund TOSB, on his 4th team after The Eviction! ring chasing with them Boston Bums in a futile effort of trying to catch Kobe.
Shaq is a big. Tammy is a big. What excuse does anyone 7' have for shooting anything less than 50% tbh? 39.2% is even patheticker than I originally thought.
Can't wait to see Porkins, Iblocka, and Collison run a welcomed train on his ass in the WCF. Choo-choooooooooo!
Eusebio, who you fooling son?
Escalona still trying to
I'm not even going to attempt to spin that considering you're trying to argue Tim Duncan at 26-28 played more minutes than at 36-38. Real ing mind blowing stuff there dudeSure it does, my fine feathered farmer vato. Here's how he did it:
1) Controlled his mpg. We all know the TOSB cannot play 39.1 mpg like he did in his rookie year when he averaged 39.3mpg (49.5%). In his championship years he averaged 39.3mpg (51.3%), 33.4mpg (49.6%), and 34.1mpg (54.6%), respectively. Nowadays, the more minutes he plays, the less impact he hasPERI
2) Tammy is highly selective of the shots he takes. But, as we saw against Mount Shane Battier, even gimmies are not guaranteed.
So in summary, the TOSB has ac ulated too much sugar in her tank to play any more than 25-30 effective mpg - which is sad for a professional athlete. He is paid to do one thing in life: play a game - and he can't do that for more than 30 minutes? I mean, is his stamina that piss poor? Maybe his poor stamina caused Amy to look to another man to fulfill her needs (work with me here - I'm a concerned fan tryna get to the bottom of this conundrum
Also lol at being paid to play a game when your idol is getting paid 30 million to quit after he openly said he would be playing if the Lakers were in playoff hunt
Get your cattle ranching asses in here and
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