Re: NBA Thread
Posted: Thu April 02, 2020 11:20 am
I'm not looking through the previous pages, though that Jordan Documentary is coming to netflix later this month. Excited.
Cool brosmallest_oceans wrote:I'm not looking through the previous pages, though that Jordan Documentary is coming to netflix later this month. Excited.
You'll be missing out on some posts about Shawn Kempsmallest_oceans wrote:I'm not looking through the previous pages, though that Jordan Documentary is coming to netflix later this month. Excited.
What would you like to talk about?Bammer wrote:You'll be missing out on some posts about Shawn Kempsmallest_oceans wrote:I'm not looking through the previous pages, though that Jordan Documentary is coming to netflix later this month. Excited.
Provide a list of his illegitimate children please.verb_to_trust wrote:What would you like to talk about?Bammer wrote:You'll be missing out on some posts about Shawn Kempsmallest_oceans wrote:I'm not looking through the previous pages, though that Jordan Documentary is coming to netflix later this month. Excited.
Are you half black by chance?Bammer wrote:Provide a list of his illegitimate children please.verb_to_trust wrote:What would you like to talk about?Bammer wrote:You'll be missing out on some posts about Shawn Kempsmallest_oceans wrote:I'm not looking through the previous pages, though that Jordan Documentary is coming to netflix later this month. Excited.
verb_to_trust wrote:Cavs point guard of the 90s Mark Lice
Stfusmallest_oceans wrote:verb_to_trust wrote:Cavs point guard of the 90s Mark Lice
I'm searching for a kemp reference here, but I can't find it. Did they play together at one point?
I wish!verb_to_trust wrote:Are you half black by chance?Bammer wrote:Provide a list of his illegitimate children please.verb_to_trust wrote:What would you like to talk about?Bammer wrote:You'll be missing out on some posts about Shawn Kempsmallest_oceans wrote:I'm not looking through the previous pages, though that Jordan Documentary is coming to netflix later this month. Excited.
Didn't every single Bull score? My main memory of that game, and I hope it actually happened, is the last dude off the bench (I think he wore like 24, Burrell?) dunked in the last minute of the game and the Bulls bench going crazy.verb_to_trust wrote:The Jazz putting up the lowest point total in a shot clock era game (54) in game three of the NBA Finals was a nice little factoid I had forgotten about. The series was really over right then and there.
You're thinking of Dickey Simpkins. He had an and 1 Michael and Scottie enjoyed. Bill Wennington was the last Bull to score. He hit a baseline jumper with under a minute left. Scott Burrell was actually doing work most of the game.4/5 wrote:Didn't every single Bull score? My main memory of that game, and I hope it actually happened, is the last dude off the bench (I think he wore like 24, Burrell?) dunked in the last minute of the game and the Bulls bench going crazy.verb_to_trust wrote:The Jazz putting up the lowest point total in a shot clock era game (54) in game three of the NBA Finals was a nice little factoid I had forgotten about. The series was really over right then and there.
Ah. Welp.verb_to_trust wrote:You're thinking of Dickey Simpkins. He had an and 1 Michael and Scottie enjoyed. Bill Wennington was the last Bull to score. He hit a baseline jumper with under a minute left. Scott Burrell was actually doing work most of the game.4/5 wrote:Didn't every single Bull score? My main memory of that game, and I hope it actually happened, is the last dude off the bench (I think he wore like 24, Burrell?) dunked in the last minute of the game and the Bulls bench going crazy.verb_to_trust wrote:The Jazz putting up the lowest point total in a shot clock era game (54) in game three of the NBA Finals was a nice little factoid I had forgotten about. The series was really over right then and there.
The Chicago Bulls have embarked on a formal search process to hire a new top executive with full authority on basketball decisions, sources told ESPN.
Among the Bulls' initial plans will be to seek permission to interview Denver Nuggets general manager Arturas Karnisovas and Toronto GM Bobby Webster, among other candidates, sources told ESPN.
Chicago ownership has discussed the plan with executive VP of basketball operations John Paxson and GM Gar Forman, sources said. Paxson is likely to continue in an advisory role with the franchise; there are expected to be more ownership conversations with Forman about his future, too, sources said.
The Bulls plan to talk with several candidates to lead the franchise and expect to have new leadership well before the league resumes play following the NBA's shutdown because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Interviews will start next week and will be conducted electronically, sources said.
verb_to_trust wrote:I can't think of a basketball competition I would be less interested in watching than horse
I was never impressed with that ad, even as a child.Bammer wrote:verb_to_trust wrote:I can't think of a basketball competition I would be less interested in watching than horse
https://youtu.be/_oACRt-Qp-s
Mods?verb_to_trust wrote:I was never impressed with that ad, even as a child.Bammer wrote:verb_to_trust wrote:I can't think of a basketball competition I would be less interested in watching than horse
https://youtu.be/_oACRt-Qp-s