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Easy. "Throw it down, big man. Throw.....IT.....Down"
Mine: "Wow, he just got ROOFED!"
Easy. "Throw it down, big man. Throw.....IT.....Down"
"Don't mistake activity for achievement"
"That's terrible"
"_______ is the greatest player in the history of the NBA"
"Slava Medvendko on Tim Duncan? Get him the ball immediately."
"this isn't even a contest" (said in the 1st qtr about team A.. only for team B to win)
without question the best is this:
"THAT'S NOT THE KIND OF FACIAL YOU WANT!!"
"The Power....the Strength....the Finesse of his game."
Said about every player from Lebron James to Damon Jones.
On Larry Johnson's lackluster performance in the NBA Finals: "What a pathetic performance by this sad human being. This is a disgrace to the game of basketball and to the NBA. He played like a disgrace tonight. And he deserved it."
(After Parker has a pass deflected out of bounds by the defender.) "Tony Parker just made the worst pass… in the history of Western Civilization!"
On Kobe's offseason weight training: "The added muscle and bulk from pushing that steel and the natural maturation process now enables this grandmaster to regularly accomplish the unimaginable without dragging around excessive bulk and baggage. Most top players get to the point where they truly believe that anything is possible. Most are also governed by gravity, the laws of physics and self-regulating mental control mechanisms. Kobe has left all these behind. The extra strength and stamina have made him a superior 3-point shooter, a most dominant defender and arguably the game's top rebounder."
"You look at Vladimir Radmanovic, this guy is cut from stone. As if Michelangelo was reading and a lightning bolt flashed before him."
"You talk about Shaq as a ballerina, what a pirouette from Yao!"
on Rasheed Wallace: "The only thing he is worth is another teams mistake. This guy has ruined every situation he has been in. This is a classic underachiever."
this is by far my most memorable Walton quote:
"You look at his body, Dwayne Wade, it’s as if Michelangelo sculpted it in a dream. He’s just so cut, and his posture, the rack upstairs and those shoulders, so broad."
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