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  1. I see... starting [expletive] for no reason. Thumbs up to you kid, you must be very bored. From what I remember hearing, you're still in high school. Don't even try to bring out those childhood jokes on me. I'm working towards my degree while you're studying for the SAT.
    2 points
  2. http://www.jmorganmarketing.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/how-to-be-an-idiot.jpg
    2 points
  3. I like the attitude, you could have simply restated that he was asking for the number of days rather than times per week. Don't have to be a sarcastic dick....fag.
    2 points
  4. First of all Pryce barely played last season so I don't see why you keep on calling him a corner stone for Baltimore's defense. Ngata makes a far bigger impact than him. You obviously didn't realize all the injuries Baltimore had to deal with last season, their entire secondary was beat up including Ed Reed yet Baltimore ended up as one of the top defenses in the league. Sergio Kindel will make an impact, obviously you haven't paid much attention to him. He was a steal for Baltimore in the second round. The Chargers have a potent offense, but what exactly is so special about their defense? They lose a reliable nose tackle in Jamal Williams, they lose Antonio Cromartie, and they are shopping their "best player" Shawne Merriman. Please make a case for their defense, I would love to hear your take.
    2 points
  5. Go watch Garnett wilt down the stretch of playoff games in Minny, go watch him virtually lose Game 5 of the 2008 Finals by himself (and not really be a huge factor in any of the other games), go watch him---for all of the attacks on Gasol for being soft---be played virtually to a draw by Gasol in 2008. Go watch his subpar start to this series... Saying things like "the last person Gasol should go after is KG..." KG has a history of playing soft in big games, and has ridden the coattails of Latrell Sprewell and Paul Pierce to all of his postseason success. He's a good player. Stop genuflecting like he's the toughest player of all time, simply because he plays hard, has a mean snarl, and talks ish to six foot one point guards. Gasol gave an honest scouting report of KG's game, complete with praise for what KG does well, and what he no longer does well compared to 2008. Gasol is now, like it or not, the best big man in the game, statements that have been echoed by Jeff Van Gundy and Charley Rosen among others. He has a ring. He's outplayed Duncan and Dwight Howard the past two seasons. He's articulate, honest, and a champion. His opinions are as or more valid than anyone else's. If KG is hurt, you know what he can do? Grab more than two (TWO!?!?) defensive rebounds in Game two, give hard fouls when Andrew Bynum and Kobe Bryant are forming a conga line to the basket, and find a way to be productive in the paint and not just 20 feet from the basket.
    2 points
  6. This guy is the friggin man. He is just in tuned to slaying opponents on the hardwood as well as white chicks on road trips. BEAST.
    1 point
  7. 14.7 ppg 5 apg 2 rpg .7 spg 3 tpg Rookie of the year will be turner
    1 point
  8. The fact that Pierce, Allen, and KG can still go off for at least 25+ makes it so teams can hardly double team a player. If you do, it's likely one of those three are open. So with PP, Allen, and KG still on the court with Rondo, it very much makes a difference. I can't wait until the big three breaks up and we can really see how Rondo plays. I'm not buying into the Rondo hype or jumping on the Rondo bandwagon. I'll wait until he doesn't have the big three before I judge him as a player.
    1 point
  9. romo isnt good enough to carry a team to the superbowl
    1 point
  10. He just can't live without attention
    1 point
  11. He was good in Memphis but not Hall of Fame worthy. In effect, he has a three-year body of work which isn't good enough. He needs about three or four more years playing at the level he is now, or at least a small notch below. I don't know enough about his international career, but if he's had established success playing for Team Spain, it will absolutely help his decision. Keep in mind the Basketball Hall of Fame isn't the NBA Hall of Fame and international play is heavily considered. It's for that reason why Manu Ginobili (who has had an underrated extremely successful NBA career) is a Hall of Fame lock. Does Spain have a Gold Medal? I know they have a silver.
    1 point
  12. Sports games online is all about exploiting a certain play and use it differently all the time. You can't be top 50 or w.e. unless you have a special strategy, you can't outplay everyone if you play normally...that is why I suck at all sports games on XBL.
    1 point
  13. No team would be getting cap relief by trading for Arenas. 2010-11: $17.7 million 2011-12: $19.3 million 2012-13: $20.8 million (player option that Gilbert will exercise) 2013-14: $22.4 million That's Arenas' contract. I'm 100% sure no franchise will think, "Hey, we can shed $22.4 million off in 2014! That will definitely help us in our free agency." For one, no team will know their payroll situation four years ahead of time...and two, with talks of salary decreases, none of them know what that will do to future contracts, the salary cap itself, and just how ugly Arenas' contract will be compared to everyone else's. So...buying him out? Quite a chunk of change. I'd be surprised to hear that happened.
    1 point
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