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Dammit I never factored in the divorce/child support part
Dammit I never factored in the divorce/child support part
THE 2015 NBA PRE SEASON THREAD: BEST WISHES TO LAMAR ODOM
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But what if she signed them papers
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But what if she signed them papers
She'd have to be the dumbest person ever, they had both their sons before getting married she had all the leverage.
It's possible tho.
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all, a million times betterA simple Google search:
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LOL.
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thats not the greatest play, that's the greatest push off
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Clippers 
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Greatest no call?
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any place to watch that full game?
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perfect ending to the GOAT career.. should have stayed retired after this
but luckily, he has the silver and bronze medals in this category:
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Balmer was the brain behind Windows 8, nuff said
I need Chicago to start doing right by this team man. The front office needs to start exploring trades for players like Noah and even Rose at this point. Rose is a shell of his former self, Noah is getting older and the injuries don't help either.
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Clipper actually had clean jerseys and logos already now they changed it to something that looks similar to EA sports
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Who gives a rats butt whether you guys like the Clippers jersey or not.
Shut up about it.
Lawdog, erupt or shoeking etc, already weighed in. The rest of yall' need to shut up now, Jesus Christ, WE KNOW, THEY ARE AN ABOMINATION.
Repeating doesn't change that.
In Jesus name we pray, amen
Shut up about it.
Lawdog, erupt or shoeking etc, already weighed in. The rest of yall' need to shut up now, Jesus Christ, WE KNOW, THEY ARE AN ABOMINATION.
Repeating doesn't change that.
In Jesus name we pray, amen
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you know what I really hate though? the new clippers uniforms.
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I think the new clippers uniforms might give the Thunder a run for their money as the worst in the NBA right now
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http://m.fhm.com.ph/sports/basketball/open-letter-to-lebron-james
DEAR LEBRON JAMES,
For the record, I’m not your biggest fan. But I am a basketball fan. I recognize greatness when I see it. What you did in the six games of the 2015 NBA Finals is my idea of what basketball greatness is all about. ****, it was borderline inhuman.
I’m not even going to spend too much time on the stats. We all know the numbers by now. (Bit for those who don't, here it is: 35.8 points per game, 13.3 rebounds per game, and 8.8 assists per game.) You became the first player in NBA history to lead the Finals in all three categories. But none of those numbers painted a clearer picture of what you had to go through in the Finals than this one: 45.8.
That’s 45.8 minutes played per game.
Those minutes are unfathomable, even for a physical specimen like you. Add that to all the miles you put on those legs by playing in the last FOUR NBA Finals not counting this one, and that probably explains why you get cramps all the damn time. Oh, I haven’t even mentioned the pressure of having to return to Cleveland after that ignominious exit five years ago and trying to end a 51-year championship drought for a long-tortured fan base.
It’s a task no single person should carry on his own, even for someone as finely-tuned as you are.
Yet you still did, soldiering on like you’ve always done in your career. Everybody’s going to remember this Finals against the Golden State Warriors as the crowning achievement of the best team in basketball. Nobody will remember that despite all the obstacles you faced, you led the Cavs to within two wins of the championship…all by yourself.
I watched all six games of the Finals, front to back and back to front. There’s no question that Golden State deserved this title. But how you made them earn it speaks to the drive and passion you put into giving your team the best possible chance to succeed. Like I said, forget the numbers. What I saw—what everyone saw—was one man going against a well-oiled machine, trading shots for six games despite having no reinforcements to call on.
Fans oftentimes wax hyperbole when it comes to you, but dammit, this Finals really was a case of one man playing an entire team. And it wasn’t just one-on-five; it was one-on-12.
Those are odds even the greatest of the great can’t win.
For the first time in your career, I found myself struggling to come up with words to describe the effort you put in all six games. Watching the Cavs' offensive sets reminded me of your first run with the team: “Post up LeBron. See what happens.” And for the most part, you made the Warriors pay for whatever they tried doing against you. Again, you just didn’t have any help—help you needed and deserved.
Sure, Matthew Dellavadova chipped in. Timofey Mozgov had a big game. Tristan Thompson rebounded his *** off. But they couldn’t give you the support you needed throughout the series. Everybody else pretty much **** their pants. And the two guys who were supposed to be your lieutenants—Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love—were either in street clothes or in Irving’s case, in the hospital.
A lot of your haters are reveling in the fact that you’re now 2-4 in the Finals. I’ve heard some of them already. I've also seen the memes.
“He’ll never be Jordan!”
“He choked again!”
“He can’t win without Wade and Bosh!”
“His hairline will go all the way to the back of his head before he wins another title!”
I know you’ve come to accept these detractors as part of the burden you carry for being who you are.
I say raise your head, King James. You have nothing to be ashamed of.
I’ll remember this NBA Finals as the time you—more than those two titles with the Heat, those four MVPs, and those two Olympic gold medals—proved your worth as the best basketball player of this generation.
SINCERELY,
A FORMER NON-FAN
For the record, I’m not your biggest fan. But I am a basketball fan. I recognize greatness when I see it. What you did in the six games of the 2015 NBA Finals is my idea of what basketball greatness is all about. ****, it was borderline inhuman.
I’m not even going to spend too much time on the stats. We all know the numbers by now. (Bit for those who don't, here it is: 35.8 points per game, 13.3 rebounds per game, and 8.8 assists per game.) You became the first player in NBA history to lead the Finals in all three categories. But none of those numbers painted a clearer picture of what you had to go through in the Finals than this one: 45.8.
That’s 45.8 minutes played per game.
Those minutes are unfathomable, even for a physical specimen like you. Add that to all the miles you put on those legs by playing in the last FOUR NBA Finals not counting this one, and that probably explains why you get cramps all the damn time. Oh, I haven’t even mentioned the pressure of having to return to Cleveland after that ignominious exit five years ago and trying to end a 51-year championship drought for a long-tortured fan base.
It’s a task no single person should carry on his own, even for someone as finely-tuned as you are.
Yet you still did, soldiering on like you’ve always done in your career. Everybody’s going to remember this Finals against the Golden State Warriors as the crowning achievement of the best team in basketball. Nobody will remember that despite all the obstacles you faced, you led the Cavs to within two wins of the championship…all by yourself.
I watched all six games of the Finals, front to back and back to front. There’s no question that Golden State deserved this title. But how you made them earn it speaks to the drive and passion you put into giving your team the best possible chance to succeed. Like I said, forget the numbers. What I saw—what everyone saw—was one man going against a well-oiled machine, trading shots for six games despite having no reinforcements to call on.
Fans oftentimes wax hyperbole when it comes to you, but dammit, this Finals really was a case of one man playing an entire team. And it wasn’t just one-on-five; it was one-on-12.
Those are odds even the greatest of the great can’t win.
For the first time in your career, I found myself struggling to come up with words to describe the effort you put in all six games. Watching the Cavs' offensive sets reminded me of your first run with the team: “Post up LeBron. See what happens.” And for the most part, you made the Warriors pay for whatever they tried doing against you. Again, you just didn’t have any help—help you needed and deserved.
Sure, Matthew Dellavadova chipped in. Timofey Mozgov had a big game. Tristan Thompson rebounded his *** off. But they couldn’t give you the support you needed throughout the series. Everybody else pretty much **** their pants. And the two guys who were supposed to be your lieutenants—Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love—were either in street clothes or in Irving’s case, in the hospital.
A lot of your haters are reveling in the fact that you’re now 2-4 in the Finals. I’ve heard some of them already. I've also seen the memes.
“He’ll never be Jordan!”
“He choked again!”
“He can’t win without Wade and Bosh!”
“His hairline will go all the way to the back of his head before he wins another title!”
I know you’ve come to accept these detractors as part of the burden you carry for being who you are.
I say raise your head, King James. You have nothing to be ashamed of.
I’ll remember this NBA Finals as the time you—more than those two titles with the Heat, those four MVPs, and those two Olympic gold medals—proved your worth as the best basketball player of this generation.
SINCERELY,
A FORMER NON-FAN
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