Star treatment. Got to love it.elliseamos wrote:yup.Monkey_Driven wrote:Yikes. They've called a lot more travels this season (or so it seems) but this is inexcusable.elliseamos wrote:
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if you think that is bad there is a video (i looked on youtube and didnt feel like searching too hard for it) where dominque literally walks from the 3pt line in the back court to half court without dribbling the ball
Did the Mother Fucker pay extra to yell?
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You think? I mean I don't have anything better to suggest because that's about as obvious as a travel could ever be, but I'm not sure I buy them swallowing a whistle on that because it was Wade as opposed to Chalmers or Cole.Monkey_Driven wrote:
Star treatment. Got to love it.
That 7th Frankenstein-looking step is awesome, though.
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We need a .gif of JR Smith's shoelace untying routine.
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4/5 wrote:We need a .gif of JR Smith's shoelace untying routine.

What about guys who pick up shoes that fall off and throw them out of bounds (i.e. Wade, Jarrett Jack)?

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you can't just run into people bron bron.
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Trade!
http://www.boston.com/sports/basketball ... wford.html
The Celtics have traded guards Jordan Crawford and MarShon Brooks to the Golden State Warriors, a league source tells the Globe's Baxter Holmes. In a three-team deal, the Warriors will send point guard Toney Douglas to the Heat, while Miami sends center Joel Anthony to Boston. The Celtics will receive a projected future 1st-round pick and future 2nd-round pick in the deal.
Rajon Rondo's impending return and Boston's rebuilding plans made Crawford expendable. When Rondo returns, he'll join a backcourt rotation of Avery Bradley, Jerryd Bayless, and Phil Pressey. Crawford, who is making $2.16 million this season, averaged 13.7 points, 5.7 assists, and 3.1 rebounds in almost 31 minutes per game this season will the Celtics. Brooks has seen very limited action since being traded to Boston over the summer.
After figuring heavily in Miami's rotation three seasons ago, the 6-foot-9-inch Anthony was averaging 3.1 minutes per game for the Heat this year. He is owed $3.8 million in salary next season.
Per Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, if the Sixers don't make the playoffs this season or next, the first-round pick turns into two second-rounders.
The news that Crawford was on the block, was first reported by New York Post columnist Peter Vecsey. In a tweet very early Wednesday morning, Rondo's impending return.
http://www.boston.com/sports/basketball ... wford.html
The Celtics have traded guards Jordan Crawford and MarShon Brooks to the Golden State Warriors, a league source tells the Globe's Baxter Holmes. In a three-team deal, the Warriors will send point guard Toney Douglas to the Heat, while Miami sends center Joel Anthony to Boston. The Celtics will receive a projected future 1st-round pick and future 2nd-round pick in the deal.
Rajon Rondo's impending return and Boston's rebuilding plans made Crawford expendable. When Rondo returns, he'll join a backcourt rotation of Avery Bradley, Jerryd Bayless, and Phil Pressey. Crawford, who is making $2.16 million this season, averaged 13.7 points, 5.7 assists, and 3.1 rebounds in almost 31 minutes per game this season will the Celtics. Brooks has seen very limited action since being traded to Boston over the summer.
After figuring heavily in Miami's rotation three seasons ago, the 6-foot-9-inch Anthony was averaging 3.1 minutes per game for the Heat this year. He is owed $3.8 million in salary next season.
Per Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, if the Sixers don't make the playoffs this season or next, the first-round pick turns into two second-rounders.
The news that Crawford was on the block, was first reported by New York Post columnist Peter Vecsey. In a tweet very early Wednesday morning, Rondo's impending return.
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Coach wrote:Trade!
http://www.boston.com/sports/basketball ... wford.html
The Celtics have traded guards Jordan Crawford and MarShon Brooks to the Golden State Warriors, a league source tells the Globe's Baxter Holmes. In a three-team deal, the Warriors will send point guard Toney Douglas to the Heat, while Miami sends center Joel Anthony to Boston. The Celtics will receive a projected future 1st-round pick and future 2nd-round pick in the deal.
Rajon Rondo's impending return and Boston's rebuilding plans made Crawford expendable. When Rondo returns, he'll join a backcourt rotation of Avery Bradley, Jerryd Bayless, and Phil Pressey. Crawford, who is making $2.16 million this season, averaged 13.7 points, 5.7 assists, and 3.1 rebounds in almost 31 minutes per game this season will the Celtics. Brooks has seen very limited action since being traded to Boston over the summer.
After figuring heavily in Miami's rotation three seasons ago, the 6-foot-9-inch Anthony was averaging 3.1 minutes per game for the Heat this year. He is owed $3.8 million in salary next season.
Per Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, if the Sixers don't make the playoffs this season or next, the first-round pick turns into two second-rounders.
The news that Crawford was on the block, was first reported by New York Post columnist Peter Vecsey. In a tweet very early Wednesday morning, Rondo's impending return.
I like this trade a lot for the Warriors. Their bench is often terrible so to get Crawford who can get hot without sacrificing a pick or taking on too much salary is great.
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Crossing my fingers that the draft pick for the Celts is in the first round....Monkey_Driven wrote:Coach wrote:Trade!
http://www.boston.com/sports/basketball ... wford.html
The Celtics have traded guards Jordan Crawford and MarShon Brooks to the Golden State Warriors, a league source tells the Globe's Baxter Holmes. In a three-team deal, the Warriors will send point guard Toney Douglas to the Heat, while Miami sends center Joel Anthony to Boston. The Celtics will receive a projected future 1st-round pick and future 2nd-round pick in the deal.
Rajon Rondo's impending return and Boston's rebuilding plans made Crawford expendable. When Rondo returns, he'll join a backcourt rotation of Avery Bradley, Jerryd Bayless, and Phil Pressey. Crawford, who is making $2.16 million this season, averaged 13.7 points, 5.7 assists, and 3.1 rebounds in almost 31 minutes per game this season will the Celtics. Brooks has seen very limited action since being traded to Boston over the summer.
After figuring heavily in Miami's rotation three seasons ago, the 6-foot-9-inch Anthony was averaging 3.1 minutes per game for the Heat this year. He is owed $3.8 million in salary next season.
Per Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, if the Sixers don't make the playoffs this season or next, the first-round pick turns into two second-rounders.
The news that Crawford was on the block, was first reported by New York Post columnist Peter Vecsey. In a tweet very early Wednesday morning, Rondo's impending return.
I like this trade a lot for the Warriors. Their bench is often terrible so to get Crawford who can get hot without sacrificing a pick or taking on too much salary is great.
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The conditions of some of these traded picks confuse the hell out of me.Coach wrote:Crossing my fingers that the draft pick for the Celts is in the first round....Monkey_Driven wrote:Coach wrote:Trade!
http://www.boston.com/sports/basketball ... wford.html
The Celtics have traded guards Jordan Crawford and MarShon Brooks to the Golden State Warriors, a league source tells the Globe's Baxter Holmes. In a three-team deal, the Warriors will send point guard Toney Douglas to the Heat, while Miami sends center Joel Anthony to Boston. The Celtics will receive a projected future 1st-round pick and future 2nd-round pick in the deal.
Rajon Rondo's impending return and Boston's rebuilding plans made Crawford expendable. When Rondo returns, he'll join a backcourt rotation of Avery Bradley, Jerryd Bayless, and Phil Pressey. Crawford, who is making $2.16 million this season, averaged 13.7 points, 5.7 assists, and 3.1 rebounds in almost 31 minutes per game this season will the Celtics. Brooks has seen very limited action since being traded to Boston over the summer.
After figuring heavily in Miami's rotation three seasons ago, the 6-foot-9-inch Anthony was averaging 3.1 minutes per game for the Heat this year. He is owed $3.8 million in salary next season.
Per Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, if the Sixers don't make the playoffs this season or next, the first-round pick turns into two second-rounders.
The news that Crawford was on the block, was first reported by New York Post columnist Peter Vecsey. In a tweet very early Wednesday morning, Rondo's impending return.
I like this trade a lot for the Warriors. Their bench is often terrible so to get Crawford who can get hot without sacrificing a pick or taking on too much salary is great.
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gems and rhinestones wrote:Greg? Oden bitches
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verb_to_trust wrote:gems and rhinestones wrote:Greg? Oden bitches
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verb_to_trust wrote:gems and rhinestones wrote:Greg? Oden bitches
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Played 4 minutes in the 1st half and has 6 points 2 rebounds. It is yawnable but he already is halfway to what Hibbert averages.red calzolaio wrote:verb_to_trust wrote:gems and rhinestones wrote:Greg? Oden bitches
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I'm happy for him. He's had a lot of bad luck.
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Great to see Oden out there for a few minutes last night. Hopefully he wakes up this morning and his legs/knees feel okay.
Also, a belated so long to The Warden, Joel Anthony. He's a pretty awful basketball player, but I enjoyed the "M-V-P" chants he got at the FT line back in the 2011 playoffs.
Also, a belated so long to The Warden, Joel Anthony. He's a pretty awful basketball player, but I enjoyed the "M-V-P" chants he got at the FT line back in the 2011 playoffs.
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Here you go again.gems and rhinestones wrote:Played 4 minutes in the 1st half and has 6 points 2 rebounds. It is yawnable but he already is halfway to what Hibbert averages.red calzolaio wrote:verb_to_trust wrote:gems and rhinestones wrote:Greg? Oden bitches
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Yup!Monkey_Driven wrote:The conditions of some of these traded picks confuse the hell out of me.Coach wrote:Crossing my fingers that the draft pick for the Celts is in the first round....Monkey_Driven wrote:Coach wrote:Trade!
http://www.boston.com/sports/basketball ... wford.html
The Celtics have traded guards Jordan Crawford and MarShon Brooks to the Golden State Warriors, a league source tells the Globe's Baxter Holmes. In a three-team deal, the Warriors will send point guard Toney Douglas to the Heat, while Miami sends center Joel Anthony to Boston. The Celtics will receive a projected future 1st-round pick and future 2nd-round pick in the deal.
Rajon Rondo's impending return and Boston's rebuilding plans made Crawford expendable. When Rondo returns, he'll join a backcourt rotation of Avery Bradley, Jerryd Bayless, and Phil Pressey. Crawford, who is making $2.16 million this season, averaged 13.7 points, 5.7 assists, and 3.1 rebounds in almost 31 minutes per game this season will the Celtics. Brooks has seen very limited action since being traded to Boston over the summer.
After figuring heavily in Miami's rotation three seasons ago, the 6-foot-9-inch Anthony was averaging 3.1 minutes per game for the Heat this year. He is owed $3.8 million in salary next season.
Per Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, if the Sixers don't make the playoffs this season or next, the first-round pick turns into two second-rounders.
The news that Crawford was on the block, was first reported by New York Post columnist Peter Vecsey. In a tweet very early Wednesday morning, Rondo's impending return.
I like this trade a lot for the Warriors. Their bench is often terrible so to get Crawford who can get hot without sacrificing a pick or taking on too much salary is great.
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Does anyone ever play around with the Trade Machine or Mock Lottery on ESPN?Coach wrote:Yup!Monkey_Driven wrote:The conditions of some of these traded picks confuse the hell out of me.Coach wrote:Crossing my fingers that the draft pick for the Celts is in the first round....Monkey_Driven wrote:Coach wrote:Trade!
http://www.boston.com/sports/basketball ... wford.html
The Celtics have traded guards Jordan Crawford and MarShon Brooks to the Golden State Warriors, a league source tells the Globe's Baxter Holmes. In a three-team deal, the Warriors will send point guard Toney Douglas to the Heat, while Miami sends center Joel Anthony to Boston. The Celtics will receive a projected future 1st-round pick and future 2nd-round pick in the deal.
Rajon Rondo's impending return and Boston's rebuilding plans made Crawford expendable. When Rondo returns, he'll join a backcourt rotation of Avery Bradley, Jerryd Bayless, and Phil Pressey. Crawford, who is making $2.16 million this season, averaged 13.7 points, 5.7 assists, and 3.1 rebounds in almost 31 minutes per game this season will the Celtics. Brooks has seen very limited action since being traded to Boston over the summer.
After figuring heavily in Miami's rotation three seasons ago, the 6-foot-9-inch Anthony was averaging 3.1 minutes per game for the Heat this year. He is owed $3.8 million in salary next season.
Per Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, if the Sixers don't make the playoffs this season or next, the first-round pick turns into two second-rounders.
The news that Crawford was on the block, was first reported by New York Post columnist Peter Vecsey. In a tweet very early Wednesday morning, Rondo's impending return.
I like this trade a lot for the Warriors. Their bench is often terrible so to get Crawford who can get hot without sacrificing a pick or taking on too much salary is great.
