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This is the biggest issue.
Michael for whoever he is was respected and esteemed for what he was to the game itself
You can, name whoever the heck you want...kerr, cartwright,pip, Horace, Stacey King.....they all respect this guy
Why?
Because he was on their tails and in the process he won them ringS
Not a ring but Rings....that was.his motivation....to play to win...when asked now all of those guys reapect him including the guy who got in a scuffle with him who also happened to be the same guy he passed the ball to in a majorly important play to cap off a win and another championship
The bus waxer in question is smashing on smush years later because what ? smush wasnt shaq? He didnt bring him ultimate success so he could take the credit?
He told the man don't talk to me but pass me the ball and move outta my way,and years down the line he's still got some issue or he would've never said his name.....but what for?
These two guys are nothing alike at all.
One of these guys loves to talk down to people to make himself look better even if its throwing somebody under the bus.
If not he wouldnt always get in the news talking out which one of his teammates he wore out in practice or some crap...
Claim a book or whatever you want but blame the ones who keep opening the can of worms knowing full well those statements are crap.
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These last 4-5 pages have been ****ing hilarious and basically proved my point about Kobe and Jordan and OS.
Well here's the combo breaker, T-Mac officially says goodbye to the NBA via Facebook. In spoilers because it's a little lengthy(TWSS):
SpoilerThere are times in life that a new road presents itself and it appears this time has come for me now. I am so proud of what I have accomplished these past 15 years playing in the NBA. It was a dream entering the league as I just turned 18 years old. I worked hard and poured my heart and soul into this game. I consider myself a student of the game as I have watched, studied and played with and against the best players in the world. The NBA was my University and I learned so much. The gratitude I feel is really immeasurable. I have experienced the best moments a player can experience and have had some dark ones too. Both equally important in helping shape me into the man I am today.
As I leave the league for now, there have been so many profound people who inspired me along my way. I have to say thank you for guiding me and having an enormous influence on the way I played basketball. Isaiah Thomas, Rich Devos, Leslie Alexander and John Gabriel, you believed in me and I thank you. Jeff Van Gundy, you exemplified the brilliance of what a great coach is. Steven A. Smith, you gave us players a voice and for that I thank you. Doug Christy, Charles Oakley, Dee Brown, Mugsy Bogues, Antonio Davis, Dell Curry, Kevin Willis, you all showed a young kid from Auburndale Florida how to be a better player. Kobe, you made me work harder and it was an honor to play against you. And Yao, we shared an experience together that will always be with me, thank you. Sonny & Pam Vaccarro showed me how there is loyalty and genuine friendship in this business. Arn Tellem and Tim Hoy, 15 years and you are still my agents. Thank you for guiding me throughout my career. When all is said and done, there is so many that made an impact on my life. I am one blessed man to have the love and never ending support of my wife CleRenda and the best 4 kids a man can ask for. But most important, I give glory and thanks to God. It is thru Him that I have been so blessed and I am forever thankful.
As I enter this next chapter, I am excited to play for Qingdao Eagles in China. I have been to China several times in the last few years and I love the people and the country. It will be an honor to play for them. Thank you to every fan that has followed me and believed in me. Injuries and all, I wouldn’t have changed a thing. I am proud of the mark I left on this game and am grateful to have been a part this league. It was a dream to play in front of all of you, each night, in every stadium. Thank you.
Tmac
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Pretty sweet pic. (sorry if it's too big, usually OS re sizes it to fit)
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this is old and has been posted already.Comment
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Report: Rockets Coaches Question Lin's Rehabilitation Efforts
Coaches of the Houston Rockets have expressed displeasure with Jeremy Lin’s rehabilitation efforts from left knee surgery.
Lin allowed Russell Westbrook to score 19 points in 16 first-half minutes last Wednesday.
“More than a problem with his knee, what I saw again from Lin is that he is limited as an athlete,’’ was how one person with years of NBA experience put it after seeing Lin’s preseason debut. “Offensively, he should be fine. But when he has to guard opposing point guards, especially guys with speed like Russell Westbrook, he is going to really struggle.’’
Lin cites problems with his knee for his early struggles with the Rockets.
“My speed and my explosiveness and my agility (are not) there yet,” he said the other day.
Read more: http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap...#ixzz29I9cHZ9bComment
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Amazing
OS huh?
Gregory Hines would be proud of how you tap danced around it all
Next time don't troll kash about smush so the bean justice league won't come flying in
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Tap danced? The **** are you talking about?
In my post to Kash, I even put ain my original post to him know that was a joke and that I wasn't trolling. Wasn't even my intent at all and I actually didn't think a big deal would be made about some comments speaking on Smush ****ing Parker.
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Yea, really no reason Lin shouldn't be full go by now. Has to be a concern.Originally posted by Jay BilasThe question isn't whether UConn belongs with the elites, but over the last 20 years, whether the rest of the college basketball elite belongs with UConnComment
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It really doesn't though Pack. You're saying it's a Kobe/Jordan issue and it isn't really. It's a Kobe/Jordan thing only because of the names of the two guys. Like I said, I just found it absolutely ridiculous that ex was trying to deflect Kobe being an ******* onto someone else whether it was Jordan/Dwight/DWade/Bron or whoever when he's worse than all of them.Comment
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