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iron man1;c-10129220 said:
Beta;c-10129185 said:
https://twitter.com/StevePopper/status/938164981002010624

Man when porzingis getting back?

I'm not trying to go to a game featuring Michael beasley, enes kanter and the shitty Hawks with NO john Collins

They slowly trying to reactivate tank mode KP and Tim were told not to travel with the team yesterday. Good luck lol

I might fuck around and not go
 
Beta;c-10129229 said:
iron man1;c-10129220 said:
Beta;c-10129185 said:
https://twitter.com/StevePopper/status/938164981002010624

Man when porzingis getting back?

I'm not trying to go to a game featuring Michael beasley, enes kanter and the shitty Hawks with NO john Collins

They slowly trying to reactivate tank mode KP and Tim were told not to travel with the team yesterday. Good luck lol

I might fuck around and not go

Do what you got to do brotha

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NoCanadiansEH;c-10129245 said:
https://twitter.com/bball_ref/status/938104484030447616?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fboxden.com%2Fshowthread.php%3Ft%3D2555418

booker not in bad company at all

Boy got a green light to shoot on a bum ass team.
 
Authorities charged a man Tuesday in connection with the slaying of former NBA player Lorenzen Wright, more than seven years after Wright's bullet-riddled body was found decomposing in a Tennessee suburb.

Billy Turner, 46, was indicted on a charge of first-degree murder and was being held on $1 million bond, Shelby County District Attorney General Amy Weirich said. Court records did not list a lawyer for Turner or a date for a court hearing.

Weirich and Police Director Michael Rallings declined to discuss any details of the arrest or investigation.

Wright's body was found in suburban Memphis on July 28, 2010, 10 days after the 34-year-old was reported missing. He was shot multiple times. The seven-year investigation into his death has been one of the Memphis Police Department's most high-profile unsolved cases.

Police said last month that they had found a gun used in the killing in a lake near Walnut, Mississippi, about 75 miles east of Memphis.

Wright's mother, Deborah Marion, had told news outlets recently that she was not giving up hope as the search for her son's killer dragged on. She told WREG-TV in Memphis on Tuesday that she had been told an arrest was made. ``Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Jesus,'' she said. ``You gotta pray for what you want and that's what I did.''

The 6-foot-11 Wright played for the Memphis Grizzlies and four other NBA teams as a forward and center in 13 seasons before retiring in 2009. He averaged 8 points per game and more than 6 rebounds per game during his career.

Born and raised in Memphis, he was a fan favorite thanks to his charity work with youth and his father's involvement as a coach in summer leagues. Former NBA players and friends including Anfernee Hardaway and Elliot Perry attended a memorial service for Wright in the days after his body was found.

The father of six was last seen on July 18, 2011, as he left the home of his ex-wife, Sherra Wright. According to an affidavit, Sherra Wright told police that she saw him leave her home carrying money and a box of drugs. Before he left, Sherra Wright said she overheard her ex-husband on the telephone telling someone that he was going to "flip something for $110,000,'' the document said. Sherra Wright said Lorenzen Wright left her home in a car with a person she could not identify. The affidavit said Sherra Wright gave the statements to police in the Memphis suburb of Collierville, where she lives, on July 27, nine days after he left her house for the last time.

In the early morning of July 19, a police dispatcher in the suburb of Germantown received a call from Wright's cell phone. Dispatchers acknowledged that they heard noises such as gunshots before the call was dropped. Dispatchers said they didn't alert patrol officers or commanders because they couldn't confirm that it came from their jurisdiction. They didn't send a patrol officer or relay the information to Memphis police until days later.

Wright's mother filed a missing-person report with Collierville police on July 22, 2010. Authorities in Collierville were accused of dragging their feet in the days after the report was filed, and an apparent lack of communication kept authorities from linking the 911 call to the missing-person report. Wright's body was found in a field near some woods in the height of summer, complicating the investigation because evidence had likely deteriorated in the heat. An autopsy report showed that bullet fragments were lodged in Wright's skull, chest and right forearm. The corpse was badly decomposed, weighing 57 pounds. Wright's playing weight was around 225 pounds.
 
Beta;c-10129364 said:
Authorities charged a man Tuesday in connection with the slaying of former NBA player Lorenzen Wright, more than seven years after Wright's bullet-riddled body was found decomposing in a Tennessee suburb.

Billy Turner, 46, was indicted on a charge of first-degree murder and was being held on $1 million bond, Shelby County District Attorney General Amy Weirich said. Court records did not list a lawyer for Turner or a date for a court hearing.

Weirich and Police Director Michael Rallings declined to discuss any details of the arrest or investigation.

Wright's body was found in suburban Memphis on July 28, 2010, 10 days after the 34-year-old was reported missing. He was shot multiple times. The seven-year investigation into his death has been one of the Memphis Police Department's most high-profile unsolved cases.

Police said last month that they had found a gun used in the killing in a lake near Walnut, Mississippi, about 75 miles east of Memphis.

Wright's mother, Deborah Marion, had told news outlets recently that she was not giving up hope as the search for her son's killer dragged on. She told WREG-TV in Memphis on Tuesday that she had been told an arrest was made. ``Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Jesus,'' she said. ``You gotta pray for what you want and that's what I did.''

The 6-foot-11 Wright played for the Memphis Grizzlies and four other NBA teams as a forward and center in 13 seasons before retiring in 2009. He averaged 8 points per game and more than 6 rebounds per game during his career.

Born and raised in Memphis, he was a fan favorite thanks to his charity work with youth and his father's involvement as a coach in summer leagues. Former NBA players and friends including Anfernee Hardaway and Elliot Perry attended a memorial service for Wright in the days after his body was found.

The father of six was last seen on July 18, 2011, as he left the home of his ex-wife, Sherra Wright. According to an affidavit, Sherra Wright told police that she saw him leave her home carrying money and a box of drugs. Before he left, Sherra Wright said she overheard her ex-husband on the telephone telling someone that he was going to "flip something for $110,000,'' the document said. Sherra Wright said Lorenzen Wright left her home in a car with a person she could not identify. The affidavit said Sherra Wright gave the statements to police in the Memphis suburb of Collierville, where she lives, on July 27, nine days after he left her house for the last time.

In the early morning of July 19, a police dispatcher in the suburb of Germantown received a call from Wright's cell phone. Dispatchers acknowledged that they heard noises such as gunshots before the call was dropped. Dispatchers said they didn't alert patrol officers or commanders because they couldn't confirm that it came from their jurisdiction. They didn't send a patrol officer or relay the information to Memphis police until days later.

Wright's mother filed a missing-person report with Collierville police on July 22, 2010. Authorities in Collierville were accused of dragging their feet in the days after the report was filed, and an apparent lack of communication kept authorities from linking the 911 call to the missing-person report. Wright's body was found in a field near some woods in the height of summer, complicating the investigation because evidence had likely deteriorated in the heat. An autopsy report showed that bullet fragments were lodged in Wright's skull, chest and right forearm. The corpse was badly decomposed, weighing 57 pounds. Wright's playing weight was around 225 pounds.

Smh wow
 
Peezy_Jenkins;c-10129451 said:
I used to think there was a lil bit of potential if healthy but len confirmed unaggressive trash

Lol I think it's there but God forbid he plays consistently

Him and John henson been suffering from the same shit
 
utah killing okc. utah just has better ball movement.

melo has been useless the past two weeks.

he need to come off the bench this point in his career
 
I need the Thunder to play better so they can get New Orleans the fuck outta here

But at the same time fuck OKC
 

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