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The seed must grow regardless of the fact that it’s planted in stone - 2Pac. Lack of dedication is an insult to those that believe in you-Sugafree #RipCity #12s
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The assist matters as much as the basket. Not everyone understands that.
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THIS ANGLE OF KUMINGA’S LOB DUNK IS INSANE. OH MY. 🤯
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@NoLimitBrog @LegionHoops Im not expecting excuses, but it looks like you got plenty anyways
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@RipCityFactor @LegionHoops Lol, it doesn’t matter what’s good enough for you. They just 3 peated of course they’ll play well without mike but the difference between him being there and not is rings. He played 27 games after missing a season and a half, you were expecting a championship?
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Steve Kerr compares LeBron James and Michael Jordan.
Kerr on LeBron: “More of a holistic game where he dominates with his space and his athleticism and his passing. I think he’s literally the greatest athlete on the face of the planet and in human history.”
Kerr on MJ: “The killer instinct, the emotional dominance he had over not only the other team but the officials, the entire arena. I don’t see that with LeBron. Everybody came into a series against Michael knowing they were going to lose.”
(via @NewYorker)
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@DarkKnightFBA @LegionHoops Lebrons first 6 years in the league are so much better than Jordans its insane how he brought them to the playoffs at 21 years old lmao Jordan at 21 had 38 wins and a bunch of missed opportunities (no playoffs for Jeff) lmao The compare and contrast is so favorable for Lebron
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@RipCityFactor @LegionHoops Nothing you said changes the fact that LeBum has a losing finals record. You know he's a finals failure well within his prime so you cope however you can. Jordan never lost in a championship round. Lebron is one of the biggest finals losers in history lol
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@JoeLiuzzi88 @ShamsCharania Competition, there will be loser and winners. Teams have to learn from both. There more than enough consultants, talent, and data to get better and build on those lessons. There is no catch all fix to misfortunes like health or rare circumstances, and you cant fit it around those
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@ShamsCharania What if teams are genuinely ass? How tf is that the organizations fault? This is a terrible setup.
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NBA commissioner Adam Silver said on a recent Competition Committee call, according to sources: "We should have a system where you should hate to lose. It shouldn't be a badge of honor. Losing should be uncomfortable."
The new change is not as drastic as relegation to a lower league -- but a penalty for being at the bottom.
Many league executives understand this may be an overcorrection, but one the majority believes is necessary.
Shams Charania@ShamsCharania
The "3-2-1 lottery" proposal, named to represent the number of lottery balls per team, would expand the lottery from 14 to 16 teams. Teams that do not qualify for the playoffs or play-in tournament but stay out of the relegation zone (spots four through 10) would receive three lottery balls each. Teams with a bottom-three record -- the relegation zone -- would have just two lottery balls but have a floor of the 12th pick while the rest of the 13 lottery teams could fall as far as the 16th pick. The 9th and 10th play-in seeds in each conference receive two lottery balls each while the losers of the 7-8 play-in games receive one lottery ball each. In addition, no team would be able to win the top pick in consecutive years or be able to win three consecutive top-five picks. Teams also would not be able to protect picks in the 12 to 15 slots going forward.
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@DarkKnightFBA @LegionHoops Jordan was gentlemen swept twice in peak physical years. You would have to reference a 38+ year old Lebron, same age Jordan couldn’t qualify to play in the postseason, which helps his playoffs record, thankfully. He would have been outclassed based on the reg season record lol
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@RipCityFactor @LegionHoops Lebron was swept by Jokic. And gentlemen swept after that.
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Damn, those OKC picks are about to HIT HIT.
Shams Charania@ShamsCharania
The NBA has disclosed to its 30 GMs a singular new anti-tanking reform that expands the draft lottery to 16 teams, flattens odds, and have a relegation zone where the bottom 3 teams are penalized with fewer lottery balls for the No. 1 pick. ESPN details: espn.com/nba/story/_/id…
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@DarkKnightFBA @LegionHoops Jordan was swept, twice. He couldn’t even hold up on a smaller stage.
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@RipCityFactor @LegionHoops Never moved anything. I mentioned championship rounds. Your fake goat was dominated on the biggest stage and swept in the rounds before that. You're making a false equivalency.
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@DetCrashmore44 @LegionHoops Even without him, they should have won. Or jordan should have kept his ass home if 27 games wasnt enough to play basketball lollll
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@RipCityFactor @LegionHoops The Bulls rosters with Dennis Rodman won 3 straight NBA titles.
Dennis Rodman wasn’t on the 94-95 Bulls.
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@DetCrashmore44 @LegionHoops Based on majority of the metrics (except 3 point percentage) the bulls rosters with Dennis Rodman were better than any other team in NBA history. on and off court stats with jordan didn’t effect the ability to grow and maintain leads. Zero excuses when u have the best roster.
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@RipCityFactor @LegionHoops Lollllllll you don’t know shit about ball
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@DarkKnightFBA @LegionHoops Jordan was swept twice by the celtics, but nice goalpost move with the 7 game caveat.
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@RipCityFactor @LegionHoops LeBum been swept in all rounds. Jordan was never swept in a 7 game series
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@DetCrashmore44 @LegionHoops I would prefer the roster with Dennis rodman but, compared to its peers in thats season, absolutely. The only team I would consider would be the Rockets but, Jordan quiting on the game and Hakeem and his health stopped us from seeing the real best vs the best.
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@DetCrashmore44 @LegionHoops When MJ was playing with him, they won 57 games when they played an entire season without them they won 55. Name another time when a star player left their team and they only had a two game difference in their record. Or a single digit difference on their record. Incredible.
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@DetCrashmore44 @LegionHoops Not when the entire roster from top to bottom is so much better than it’s peers and so many other teams starters were dealing with season injuries, and wear and tear. That bulls team holding it down with Pippen being gone for 35 games was outstanding. Only the best roster ever.
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@RipCityFactor @LegionHoops Not playing professional basketball from June 1993 to March 1995 is in fact an excuse for not winning the 1995 NBA title
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@DetCrashmore44 @LegionHoops Pippen missed the first 35 games of that season, and the STILL had a winning record because their team 1-15 were still so much better than everybody else. There has never been another team like it in NBA history.
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@RipCityFactor @LegionHoops The Bulls were 34-31 when he played his first regular season game.
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@DetCrashmore44 @LegionHoops Because Scottie Pippen missed the first 35 of those games that year and the Bulls almost won a lot of those games without not only Scottie Pippen, but also Michael Jordan. Which tells you, he truely had no excuses because they had a winning record without both of them.
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@RipCityFactor @LegionHoops The team that lost to the Magic in the 1995 playoffs was 34-31 before MJ came back
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