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Old 03-13-2014, 02:17 PM
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Charles Barkley, and Blake Griffin. Those are the three guys in league history to have 6,000 points, 3,000 rebounds, 1,000 assists, and shoot over 50% in their first four seasons.
Blake Griffith needs to smack the **** out of someone soon. It seems like every game someone is taking a run at him. Needs to take the fine and just go off on the next guy that does it.
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Old 03-13-2014, 11:49 PM
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Blake Griffith needs to smack the **** out of someone soon. It seems like every game someone is taking a run at him. Needs to take the fine and just go off on the next guy that does it.
Blake isn't exactly the cleanest player around. There is a reason people keep taking runs at him, all the way back to college.
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Old 03-14-2014, 12:13 AM
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Blake isn't exactly the cleanest player around. There is a reason people keep taking runs at him, all the way back to college.
Doesnt matter why. He needs to make a point or it wont stop. Hell even Dr J and Larry Bird got into it once upon a time
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Old 03-18-2014, 07:24 PM
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By his standards Lebron has played like **** since his 61 point game, by everyone else, w/ the exception of maybe KD he has been in a minor slump but still playing at an all star level. 31 first half points in Clevland tonight.
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Old 03-19-2014, 12:34 PM
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Atlanta's win last night officially eliminated the Sixers from the playoffs.
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Old 03-19-2014, 12:42 PM
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Atlanta's win last night officially eliminated the Sixers from the playoffs.
Which means they will beat the Bulls tonight
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Old 03-19-2014, 12:50 PM
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Which means they will beat the Bulls tonight
I dont think the Sixers could beat the South Florida Bulls let alone the Chicago version.
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Which means they will beat the Bulls tonight
As a Bulls fan you have to love having Joakim Noah on your team. He goes 100% every night.
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Old 03-21-2014, 09:14 PM
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Lots of good stuff going on tonight.
Durant's a monster tonight.
Lebron played crappy again, but hit 2 big shots late to help Miami beat a decent team.
I really really hope Amare stays healthy. Hes playing great and has been through a lot.
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Old 03-14-2014, 12:21 AM
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Blake Griffith needs to smack the **** out of someone soon. It seems like every game someone is taking a run at him. Needs to take the fine and just go off on the next guy that does it.
Hes cupcake soft. Jermaine Oneal is like 36 and punked him in the locker room after the game. Reports say Blake was almost in tears saying leave that **** on the court.
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Old 03-14-2014, 06:44 AM
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The NBA's full of fake tough guys. Two who aren't...off the top of my head would be Zach Randolph and Matt Barnes.
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The NBA's full of fake tough guys. Two who aren't...off the top of my head would be Zach Randolph and Matt Barnes.
Perkins doesnt back down from anyone.
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Perkins doesnt back down from anyone.
"There's a lot of bluffing going on on the court, that's all, and I don't bluff." - Zach Randolph after him and Perkins got into it.
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The NBA's full of fake tough guys. Two who aren't...off the top of my head would be Zach Randolph and Matt Barnes.
Charles Oakley and Anthony Mason would've thrown these dudes around like Razor Ramon's toothpicks!
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Charles Oakley and Anthony Mason would've thrown these dudes around like Razor Ramon's toothpicks!
And before that Rick Mahorn would've done the same...the game seems a lot different now. Would've loved to see Mahorn play back in his prime.
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And before that Rick Mahorn would've done the same...the game seems a lot different now. Would've loved to see Mahorn play back in his prime.
Mahorn and Laimbeer had their battle royales! The game has certainly changed since. Currently more talent, less grit, if you ask me.
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And before that Rick Mahorn would've done the same...the game seems a lot different now. Would've loved to see Mahorn play back in his prime.
Jeff Ruland and Mahorn
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People like to fondly remember the past, but that was some ugly damn basketball played back in the days when Riley and Daly were coaching the Knicks and Pistons. Sure, they were tougher, but the game was very hard to watch.
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Jeff Ruland and Mahorn
McFilthy and McNasty
They were dubbed the Bruise Brothers as well. Sadly, the Bullets still weren't very good with them together, mediocre at best.
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