Ghostdenithegawd
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af.r.i.c.a.;9324237 said:
Forgive him he just started watching ball 4 years ago
Forgive him he just started watching ball 4 years ago
5th Letter
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How long Exum been in the league and niggas STILL waiting for him to breakout?
Tommy bilfiger
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5th Letter;9326239 said:
14-15 was his rookie year,15-16 missed the whole season wit the torn acl.Duke capitalized still like he been in the league 5 years what a dumb ass post
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Tommy bilfiger;9326309 said:
Dude looked like a role player to me but you got it.
infamous114
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Tommy bilfiger;9326309 said:
Should put it in the appropriate thread lol
Shaquille O'Neal will enter the Hall of Fame this week as one of the most dominant big men in basketball history.
“I only played 30 percent of my real game,” O’Neal told The Vertical. “I had a great career, but I didn’t get a chance to showcase what I can really do. That’s because the double- and triple-teams were coming so quick, I had to dominate, dominate, dominate inside. I had the ability to step out, go around defenders, dribble by people, but I never got to show that.
“I had to focus on being the most powerful, dominant player to ever play the game.”
O'Neal very quickly became a physical force coming out of LSU to the Orlando Magic.
"When I first entered the league, I figured out my niche early. Not only did I want to be the best big man, I wanted to be the most dominant. A lot of people can claim the title of the best, but only a few can say they were the most dominant. That was my goal. I wanted to be in the conversation championship-wise and stats-wise, changing the game like Mike [Jordan] and Wilt [Chamberlain] did. I really wished I could have continued out my last year in Boston."
http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/243263/Shaq-I-Only-Played-30-Percent-Of-My-Real-Game
“I only played 30 percent of my real game,” O’Neal told The Vertical. “I had a great career, but I didn’t get a chance to showcase what I can really do. That’s because the double- and triple-teams were coming so quick, I had to dominate, dominate, dominate inside. I had the ability to step out, go around defenders, dribble by people, but I never got to show that.
“I had to focus on being the most powerful, dominant player to ever play the game.”
O'Neal very quickly became a physical force coming out of LSU to the Orlando Magic.
"When I first entered the league, I figured out my niche early. Not only did I want to be the best big man, I wanted to be the most dominant. A lot of people can claim the title of the best, but only a few can say they were the most dominant. That was my goal. I wanted to be in the conversation championship-wise and stats-wise, changing the game like Mike [Jordan] and Wilt [Chamberlain] did. I really wished I could have continued out my last year in Boston."
http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/243263/Shaq-I-Only-Played-30-Percent-Of-My-Real-Game
BlackAX410
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Once I saw this video I think ima agree with him
its....JOHN B
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If we could of got him back the way he was playing the first 20 games that year that would of been another ring
infamous114
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I remember Bill Simmons in his book had an analogy about Shaq being cool with having fun and getting straight B's than immersing himself completely in the game (A student). And he was still one of the most dominant players ever.
the one and done era has made scouting so difficult
youre basically guessing at which nba athletes are capable of developing skills -- thats why oladipo the one for me -- he is going into his 4th season in the nba after being in college for 3 years -- i think his potential is a bit overrated at this point of his career and what you see is what youre likely to get sans maybe slightly better shooting
he aight
youre basically guessing at which nba athletes are capable of developing skills -- thats why oladipo the one for me -- he is going into his 4th season in the nba after being in college for 3 years -- i think his potential is a bit overrated at this point of his career and what you see is what youre likely to get sans maybe slightly better shooting
he aight
people describe shaq as a power guy which he was but he also had a very nice short hook, quick baseline spin and a spinback
those touch shots made him unguardable
guys were always braced for power moves from him instead
shaq is one guy i can confidently say we will never see another of
those touch shots made him unguardable
guys were always braced for power moves from him instead
shaq is one guy i can confidently say we will never see another of
EmM HoLLa.
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Tommy bilfiger;9314503 said:Tommy bilfiger;9305915 said:
Knick fans dumbest fan base on here(metal know his shit the rest camby gif) anybody who thought that fraud knickstape squad would win anything is a fool.
For the record I was never convinced that squad would win anything unless Amar'e was going to turn back the clock.. All that 3 point shit I was never a fan of..
af.r.i.c.a.
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Hearing rumblings about jr smith going to the twolves
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