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ish lost the juice
2015-2016 NBA Regular Season - MDA to HOU - All-NBA - Harden snubbed - Anthony Davis is broke
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haha, i remember that gm. didnt know about the guy from draft express. always though ish was a great distributor and could push the ball up and would be a nice backup depending on the system. heck, if sebastian telfair was in the league, i was thinking why not ish
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...i repent
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Both teams gassed lol. Struggle ball now.
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nevermind
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Hit ya fts kids smfh
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I still think Jimmer has a place in the league
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a free throw to win the game... something i'm sure they'd miss
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dame/cj outplaying wiz guards :x
surround these kids with some talent and i think they can be a solid team again
surround these kids with some talent and i think they can be a solid team again
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Man all season Chi been food to these eastern conference teams ej. bucks, wizards, detroit
Especially detroit
Chicago has had much better success against the western conf squads
Especially detroit
Chicago has had much better success against the western conf squads
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I agree with all of this.Wall is a better player than Kyrie because he's a far better defender, facilitator, rebounder and team leader. The scoring gap between wall and Kyrie isn't THAT huge. As much of a non shooter that wall is...he's been above 35% from 3 in 2 of his last 3 years....on about 4 attempts a game. Kyrie has a better jumper...is a more creative ball handler...and can break down the defense and can play off the ball better...which is beneficial on certain teams. Wall is also more durable.
I also believe Wall can play off the ball too. Kinda like Dwade Miami era a lil bit. Not that he will ever have to...or will...but he's capable of being that. The slashing instincts are there. I don't think Kyrie can play the role Wall has. And we've seen that when you ask Kyrie to be your PG and turn a franchise around....the end result is two straight back to back picks.
Wall was handed the keys to a possibly worse sht-show in DC. Playing with a starting lineup of Javale, Swaggy P, Jordan Crawdord, Andre Blatche. He was able to turn that eventually into two straight playoff appearances and playoff series wins.
Wall as your first option with average talent around him = 48-50 win team...and a series win...possible conference finals appearance.
Kyrie as your 1st option with average talent around him = 35-38 win team....low playoff seed....or lottery bound.
I think both of them are better as second options though. And two good young PG's...but I think Wall is better.
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Ish lost the juice now
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Sixers dunzo
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Portland been on fire all game. 8-11 from 3 in the 1st. When your hot your hot.
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Man they cant expect to win games with a total of 12 FTs missed
but its been a very enjoyable game. i was close to turning it off in the 3rd
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I miss the early thibs years
Every year Chi just gets softer and softer
Every year Chi just gets softer and softer
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Is Jahlil Okafor still alive? Where has he been this entire time?
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You're wrong a lot.
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Jahlil has been balling lately though 4real. Kinda seems like the NBA world wants him to fail....to drive home the death of a big man narrative. 18 & 8...as a rookie is nothing to sneeze at.
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How does the NBA want him to fail? Dudes been a beast as a rookie
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was killing in the 1st half then Philly started to come back with him on the bench
guess Brett Brown just stuck with the lineup that was hot
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