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Post by wonderburstanger on Feb 13, 2018 0:28:40 GMT
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Post by TheGoodMan19 on Feb 13, 2018 0:34:24 GMT
Last I seen, they couldn't score points in Lithuania. You have to wonder when the Lakers will figure out that the Ball Brand just isn't worth it.
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Post by Marv on Feb 13, 2018 1:19:35 GMT
Can the NBA please give this family the Kaepernick treatment. At least they will deserve it.
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Post by permutojoe on Feb 13, 2018 3:19:43 GMT
He should just take his Balls, all three of them, and go home.
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Post by wonderburstanger on Feb 13, 2018 4:38:42 GMT
Last I seen, they couldn't score points in Lithuania. You have to wonder when the Lakers will figure out that the Ball Brand just isn't worth it. Damn, aren't those Lithuanians at the high school level too? Maybe Lakers should trade Lonzo since they've got Isaiah Thomas now. Even just to see how LaVar reacts. |
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Post by TheGoodMan19 on Feb 13, 2018 6:03:07 GMT
Last I seen, they couldn't score points in Lithuania. You have to wonder when the Lakers will figure out that the Ball Brand just isn't worth it. Damn, aren't those Lithuanians at the high school level too? Maybe Lakers should trade Lonzo since they've got Isaiah Thomas now. Even just to see how LaVar reacts. On the whole, Lithuanian basketball isn’t as bad as it sounds. They have produced some talent, independently and in the USSR. But it sure as hell isnt the NBA. |
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Post by DSDSquared on Feb 13, 2018 12:50:42 GMT
I have noticed that the NBA knowledge on this site is very lacking. This thread is a perfect example. I have to laugh at the poster that said the Lakers should get rid of Ball and keep Thomas. Jesus thank God you do not make real basketball decisions. Ball has actually had a very productive year and has improved a lot since the beginning of the season. He is hurt right now, but should be back after the all star game. He is a very good passer with good floor vision and a decent defender. He is young and has a lot of promise. He will be a very good player in this league, maybe not a star, but someone who could benefit a team with stars. This is why they got Thomas. They cleared up two max salary spots to go after Lebron and Paul George in the offseason. That is the only reason for this move. At this rate, Isiah Thomas will be out of the league in two years. He is a cancer to any team he is on. He only cares about himself and needs to be very ball dominant to be successful. Magic would be on drugs to resign this dude.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 13, 2018 21:30:25 GMT
I have noticed that the NBA knowledge on this site is very lacking. This thread is a perfect example. I have to laugh at the poster that said the Lakers should get rid of Ball and keep Thomas. Jesus thank God you do not make real basketball decisions. Ball has actually had a very productive year and has improved a lot since the beginning of the season. He is hurt right now, but should be back after the all star game. He is a very good passer with good floor vision and a decent defender. He is young and has a lot of promise. He will be a very good player in this league, maybe not a star, but someone who could benefit a team with stars. This is why they got Thomas. They cleared up two max salary spots to go after Lebron and Paul George in the offseason. That is the only reason for this move. At this rate, Isiah Thomas will be out of the league in two years. He is a cancer to any team he is on. He only cares about himself and needs to be very ball dominant to be successful. Magic would be on drugs to resign this dude. In simple terms of "basketball play," I don't disagree with your assessment of Ball. But I will be absolutely shocked if LeBron (or any other major free agent) signs with LA so long as Lavar is in town, running his mouth. Ha, can you just imagine LeBron's first year there and Lavar starts whining to the press that LeBron has the ball in his hands too much and that Lonzo needs more touches? |
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Post by DSDSquared on Feb 14, 2018 12:33:55 GMT
I have noticed that the NBA knowledge on this site is very lacking. This thread is a perfect example. I have to laugh at the poster that said the Lakers should get rid of Ball and keep Thomas. Jesus thank God you do not make real basketball decisions. Ball has actually had a very productive year and has improved a lot since the beginning of the season. He is hurt right now, but should be back after the all star game. He is a very good passer with good floor vision and a decent defender. He is young and has a lot of promise. He will be a very good player in this league, maybe not a star, but someone who could benefit a team with stars. This is why they got Thomas. They cleared up two max salary spots to go after Lebron and Paul George in the offseason. That is the only reason for this move. At this rate, Isiah Thomas will be out of the league in two years. He is a cancer to any team he is on. He only cares about himself and needs to be very ball dominant to be successful. Magic would be on drugs to resign this dude. In simple terms of "basketball play," I don't disagree with your assessment of Ball. But I will be absolutely shocked if LeBron (or any other major free agent) signs with LA so long as Lavar is in town, running his mouth. Ha, can you just imagine LeBron's first year there and Lavar starts whining to the press that LeBron has the ball in his hands too much and that Lonzo needs more touches? I agree with that. I think he stays in Cleveland, but LA is definitely a possibility. Magic will go after him and George hard this off-season and can offer them both max deals. I do like a lot of their young roster though. I don't think they should have gotten rid of Nance. I liked him, but I understood the move. Thomas will not be there next season. No chance in Hell. |
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Post by FrankSobotka1514 on Feb 14, 2018 13:18:24 GMT
I have noticed that the NBA knowledge on this site is very lacking. This thread is a perfect example. I have to laugh at the poster that said the Lakers should get rid of Ball and keep Thomas. Jesus thank God you do not make real basketball decisions. Ball has actually had a very productive year and has improved a lot since the beginning of the season. He is hurt right now, but should be back after the all star game. He is a very good passer with good floor vision and a decent defender. He is young and has a lot of promise. He will be a very good player in this league, maybe not a star, but someone who could benefit a team with stars. This is why they got Thomas. They cleared up two max salary spots to go after Lebron and Paul George in the offseason. That is the only reason for this move. At this rate, Isiah Thomas will be out of the league in two years. He is a cancer to any team he is on. He only cares about himself and needs to be very ball dominant to be successful. Magic would be on drugs to resign this dude. In simple terms of "basketball play," I don't disagree with your assessment of Ball. But I will be absolutely shocked if LeBron (or any other major free agent) signs with LA so long as Lavar is in town, running his mouth. Ha, can you just imagine LeBron's first year there and Lavar starts whining to the press that LeBron has the ball in his hands too much and that Lonzo needs more touches? I have no thoughts on where LeBron will end up, but do you honestly believe he’ll give two shits about Lavar if he ends up in LA? LeBron - 3 rings, 8 consecutive finals appearances, mvps, and will retire among the top 5 to ever play the game. Lavar - only accomplishment seems to have been to fuck someone 3 times to produce 3 kids who are varying degrees of ok. Not saying he WILL end up in LA, but if he does, Lavar will be like a bug on LeBron’s truck windshield. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 14, 2018 16:35:40 GMT
In simple terms of "basketball play," I don't disagree with your assessment of Ball. But I will be absolutely shocked if LeBron (or any other major free agent) signs with LA so long as Lavar is in town, running his mouth. Ha, can you just imagine LeBron's first year there and Lavar starts whining to the press that LeBron has the ball in his hands too much and that Lonzo needs more touches? I have no thoughts on where LeBron will end up, but do you honestly believe he’ll give two shits about Lavar if he ends up in LA? LeBron - 3 rings, 8 consecutive finals appearances, mvps, and will retire among the top 5 to ever play the game. Lavar - only accomplishment seems to have been to fuck someone 3 times to produce 3 kids who are varying degrees of ok. Not saying he WILL end up in LA, but if he does, Lavar will be like a bug on LeBron’s truck windshield. Oh, yes, LeBron is the player in the league who would care the most about a guy like Lavar. LeBron is very sensitive. |
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Post by FrankSobotka1514 on Feb 14, 2018 17:25:59 GMT
I have no thoughts on where LeBron will end up, but do you honestly believe he’ll give two shits about Lavar if he ends up in LA? LeBron - 3 rings, 8 consecutive finals appearances, mvps, and will retire among the top 5 to ever play the game. Lavar - only accomplishment seems to have been to fuck someone 3 times to produce 3 kids who are varying degrees of ok. Not saying he WILL end up in LA, but if he does, Lavar will be like a bug on LeBron’s truck windshield. Oh, yes, LeBron is the player in the league who would care the most about a guy like Lavar. LeBron is very sensitive. I think he’d be sensitive to comment from, say, Magic, or Stephen Curry, someone like that. Maybe a journalist or reporter. But not some blowhard clown like Lavar. Everyone knows Lavar says like 10 things and means two of them. He’s a joke. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 14, 2018 17:37:43 GMT
Oh, yes, LeBron is the player in the league who would care the most about a guy like Lavar. LeBron is very sensitive. I think he’d be sensitive to comment from, say, Magic, or Stephen Curry, someone like that. Maybe a journalist or reporter. But not some blowhard clown like Lavar. Everyone knows Lavar says like 10 things and means two of them. He’s a joke. Did you even see what Cleveland just did to their roster? That's all because of the fact that LeBron cares about anything that anybody says about him at any time. He actually cares what you think. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 14, 2018 18:17:47 GMT
It's written in stone. Was written 4 years ago when I was laughed off of the old IMDB. The F.E.D.S will now incorporate LeBron as a hired assassin and become the 'F.L.E.D.S' (or felds - whatever - you get me  )Bow to 'The Process'... Bow.... |
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Post by FrankSobotka1514 on Feb 15, 2018 0:20:41 GMT
It's written in stone. Was written 4 years ago when I was laughed off of the old IMDB. The F.E.D.S will now incorporate LeBron as a hired assassin and become the 'F.L.E.D.S' (or felds - whatever - you get me )Bow to 'The Process'... Bow....You need an F to have FEDS. Right now Fultz is playing NBA Jam trying to remember how to shoot. |
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Post by DSDSquared on Feb 15, 2018 12:38:25 GMT
It's written in stone. Was written 4 years ago when I was laughed off of the old IMDB. The F.E.D.S will now incorporate LeBron as a hired assassin and become the 'F.L.E.D.S' (or felds - whatever - you get me )Bow to 'The Process'... Bow....You need an F to have FEDS. Right now Fultz is playing NBA Jam trying to remember how to shoot. That FEDS nickname has to be the dumbest in all of sports. |
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Post by NJtoTX on Feb 15, 2018 12:44:13 GMT
Grandma Lucille must be turning over in her grave.
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