3 DONG HORSE posted:

Wasting food, making a mess, AND being a jerk???

A Buff Gay Dude posted:

Kd is good and anyone who takes the best possible job situation for them understands life for real, he’s good, real good.

MOVIE MAJICK posted:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BeBOHvKAKeO/

WhyteRyce posted:

Remember when you were a kid and you saw your brother or sister doing something they weren't supposed to like not eating a cookie over a plate so you go running over and immediately smack it out of their hands onto the floor and yell in their face about how they shouldn't do that

WhyteRyce posted:

Remember when you were a kid and you saw your brother or sister doing something they weren't supposed to like not eating a cookie over a plate so you go running over and immediately smack it out of their hands onto the floor and yell in their face about how they shouldn't do that

Grozz Nuy posted:

Gerald Green being ride or die for a team he's been a part of for like three weeks is pretty amazing too

Bip Roberts posted:

What the gently caress kind of monster were (are?) you?

A Buff Gay Dude posted:

Kevin Durant: Brawny

Chris Paul: Charmin

Dexo posted:

Fam, he still on the probationary period and willing to risk it all.

MOVIE MAJICK posted:

Is this real is this real is this real

https://twitter.com/ClevisMurray/status/953325095153528833

Spacebump posted:

I wish EA would make another NBA Street.

MOVIE MAJICK posted:

Is this real is this real is this real

https://twitter.com/ClevisMurray/status/953325095153528833

MOVIE MAJICK posted:

Is this real is this real is this real

https://twitter.com/ClevisMurray/status/953325095153528833

CRISPYBABY posted:

Lockback posted:

I think Austin Rivers is just mouthy like that, I don't think he's one of those guys who acts tough when they have someone tough next to them. He's more like that kid with absentee parents that annoys everyone for attention regardless the situation.

CRISPYBABY posted:

Lockback posted:

I think Austin Rivers is just mouthy like that, I don't think he's one of those guys who acts tough when they have someone tough next to them. He's more like that kid with absentee parents that annoys everyone for attention regardless the situation.

euphronius posted:

He went to Duke.

Dexo posted:

Fam, he still on the probationary period and willing to risk it all.

euphronius posted:

He went to Duke.

Jota posted:

It wasn't an attack it was a rescue mission

euphronius posted:

Would the marginal improvement of DAJ ( if any) be worth it for the Rockets.

euphronius posted:

He went to Duke.

quote:

Jason Concepcion: Hello. I’d like to point out that last night the president of the players union used his knowledge of Staples Center to lead his new team through a tunnel to fight, among others, his former coach’s son, who didn’t even play in the game.

Also, putting that much effort into trying to locate and fight Austin Rivers, but not managing to fight him, is THE metaphor for Chris Paul’s career.

G-Hawk posted:

i mean, if hes coming for free, sure? But Capela is basically a similar player but 6 years younger and possibly more room to grow, and presumably they're both not gonna be on one team, so

quote:

10. Thomas, meanwhile, continues to remind everyone he doesn’t have his legs under him while also highlighting how little the Cavs practice. On at least seven separate occasions since he returned on Jan. 2, Thomas has pointed out how little the Cavs practice and how much it has hindered him from finding his rhythm.

11. “We don’t practice,” Thomas said after Monday’s loss. “So (the) only thing that’s going to help me is getting reps and running up and down the floor.”

12. That isn’t much different from what he said after one of those rare practices Sunday: “We don’t really practice a lot, so I have to try to get my rhythm in real NBA live action.”

13. Then there was postgame after the Toronto beatdown: “We don’t practice, so my rhythm has to come in games and my practice has to come in games. I’m not in panic mode. I know things will change.”

..19. “When he’s at 100 percent he won’t miss those wide-open 3s,” James said. “He’s trying to get his legs back on the fly, which is very difficult. We’re a team that doesn’t practice much, we don’t have much time to practice. The game is where he’s getting his legs back and it’s very difficult after being out seven months. But every game is going to be more of an opportunity for him to get his legs up under him. Once he does that, he’s going to make us even more dynamic.”

Lockback posted:

Houston shouldn't make a trade for anything other than shoring up the bench or a superstar.

Spacebump posted:

Main advantage of this hypothetical swap would be the extra year on DJ's deal. CP3 could lock him in a room until DeAndre takes the player option. I feel like the trade would likely need to be a 3 way trade to make sense plus some team would have to be convinced to take Ryan Anderson.