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Its still crazy, he just turned 20 and he has better career high match then all the allstars and majority of legends (except Kobe).
Most of these shots he banks in are so damn effortless, like they hand up in his face dont matter at all (too bad his team cant defend for shit lol) real pro, hustles for every shot. Historic moment for this kid and NBA.
@King of Kings, Suns more likely to get Lonzo Ball probably, or Fultz, kinda crazy to pair any of those two with future HOF SG like Booker.
Most of these shots he banks in are so damn effortless, like they hand up in his face dont matter at all (too bad his team cant defend for shit lol) real pro, hustles for every shot. Historic moment for this kid and NBA.
@King of Kings, Suns more likely to get Lonzo Ball probably, or Fultz, kinda crazy to pair any of those two with future HOF SG like Booker.
yep. and the good thing about Nurkic is, he can do both. he can step outside and hit perimeter shots, 3pt shots, picknroll, picknpop. hes also a solid passer, obviously not on the level of a Jokic but very good for a center. has the potential to be one of the top 2 way centers in the NBA, really glad he got out of Denver and has a chance to show what hes capable of in a playoff team like Portland
Pacers-Cavs! What a game. 135-130 in double OT. Lebron vs PG, made me all nostalgic for their battles of a few years ago before that nasty injury. Lebron 16-29, 41 points, 16 boards, 11 assists, 2 steals, 1 block. Paul George 16-33, 43 points, 9 boards, 9 assists, 3 steals, 1 block.
Lebron had 16 points in the 4th quarter, hit the game tying shot. Paul George hit 5 straight baskets in double OT, 13 straight points for the Pacers, but Lebron hit a 3 then found K. Love for an open 3 to gain the separation needed.
Fantastic playoff-style game.
Lebron had 16 points in the 4th quarter, hit the game tying shot. Paul George hit 5 straight baskets in double OT, 13 straight points for the Pacers, but Lebron hit a 3 then found K. Love for an open 3 to gain the separation needed.
Fantastic playoff-style game.
Pacers-Cavs! What a game. 135-130 in double OT. Lebron vs PG, made me all nostalgic for their battles of a few years ago before that nasty injury. Lebron 16-29, 41 points, 16 boards, 11 assists, 2 steals, 1 block. Paul George 16-33, 43 points, 9 boards, 9 assists, 3 steals, 1 block.
Lebron had 16 points in the 4th quarter, hit the game tying shot. Paul George hit 5 straight baskets in double OT, 13 straight points for the Pacers, but Lebron hit a 3 then found K. Love for an open 3 to gain the separation needed.
Fantastic playoff-style game.
Lebron had 16 points in the 4th quarter, hit the game tying shot. Paul George hit 5 straight baskets in double OT, 13 straight points for the Pacers, but Lebron hit a 3 then found K. Love for an open 3 to gain the separation needed.
Fantastic playoff-style game.
Packers and Rodgers still suck though ...
They are not going to gain ground on the Suns.
The Suns, who, by the way, are doing just as obvious a tanking job as the Lakers, considering that Briscoe and Chandler, two far superior players to Mozgov and Deng, are also benched. And they have a supposed future HOF SG in Devin Booker, and all that young talent acquired over the last few seasons, and are doing worse than the Lakers. Yet you never hear anyone up in arms about it. But I digress.
So, forget about that 2nd worst record. Let's just hope, as Laker fans, that we can hang onto the pick this year.
And what worries me about losing this pick is not just for 2017. We lose this pick, then we lose 2019 to the Magic. I have no clue how this fucking voodoo works, but that is what they are telling me.
If we keep this pick this year, then 2018 goes to Philadelphia regardless of our record next year. So it is not as if they won't eventually get our pick.
The Suns, who, by the way, are doing just as obvious a tanking job as the Lakers, considering that Briscoe and Chandler, two far superior players to Mozgov and Deng, are also benched. And they have a supposed future HOF SG in Devin Booker, and all that young talent acquired over the last few seasons, and are doing worse than the Lakers. Yet you never hear anyone up in arms about it. But I digress.
So, forget about that 2nd worst record. Let's just hope, as Laker fans, that we can hang onto the pick this year.
And what worries me about losing this pick is not just for 2017. We lose this pick, then we lose 2019 to the Magic. I have no clue how this fucking voodoo works, but that is what they are telling me.
If we keep this pick this year, then 2018 goes to Philadelphia regardless of our record next year. So it is not as if they won't eventually get our pick.
