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  1. That's true. He was winning it while the young man (17) was performing the greatest draft workout in sports history and telling everyone he'd never back down from "black Jesus."
  2. Mavs strike another blow for Che Guevarra and Bolsheviks.
  3. Plug my boy here. We're a long way from the Inglewood YMCA in June 1996.
  4. No doubt. I'm not as high on Giddy as many. My guess is the Bulls would eventually like to work Swain over Giddy as the primary offensive initiator.
  5. @Gerry Hamilton Jeff Goodman has repeatedly stated that Tyran Stokes is a hard to coach a**hole. You heard anything on this?
  6. Bulls played Swain at PG in the first half. Grizz pressured him and gave him problems. Second half he played wing and looked more comfortable. Swain can shoulder ball handling duties, but they'll need to scheme him into that role as he adjusts to the NBA.
  7. Maybe that's how you get your kicks @Gerry Hamilton, you and your good time bubbies? But I got a flash for you joy boy. Party time is over. You fake your way to Shaq nonsense.
  8. @Gerry Hamilton Let me have a Diablo Sandwhich and a Dr. Pepper. I'm in a God__amn hurry.
  9. James Worthy is still called Big Game James because he outplayed Larry Bird in the 1987 NBA Finals,
  10. More stuff for @Gerry Hamilton Kobe at 22 in May 2001 would likely beat April Jordan 1v1 at 22 in April 1986 when Jordan scored 63 against the Celtics. While Jordan's performance is legendary, Kobe dominated the best best defense in the NBA over multiple games.
  11. Good stuff @Little Carmine I know you're tweaking me. Doesn't matter. AI says: Yes, January 2006 Kobe is the best ever in the NBA.
  12. @Gerry Hamilton Not only did Kobe work harder than Shaq, he worked harder than Michael Jordan. Yes, Phil Jackson stated that Kobe Bryant worked harder than Michael Jordan in training. [1]
  13. Dominant isn't the same as the best. Kobe became the best in June 2000 when he led the comeback over Portland. Kobe always led the closeout title games in the clutch when he played with Shaq. Shaq himself acknowledged this.
  14. The ledge is where it's at. Do you win titles without going on a ledge? Don't care what goobers think. Posted again. Hug ass.
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