Re: NBA Thread
Posted: Mon May 11, 2020 3:54 am
i'm going to be sad after next sunday
i vaguely remember it...how old are you?Bammer wrote:E7:
If he wasn’t so well respected, and also dead (RIP), I could see “Way to go, Craig” gaining some traction.
I had a Barons hat.
MJ’s right pointer finger is jacked up.
I have no memory of Pippen bailing out at the end of the Knicks game. Damn. Weak.
The level of disrespect for Payton ... damn. I mean just complete and utter disregard for the guy.verb_to_trust wrote:MJ laughing hysterically watching the Glove talk about how he locked him up was great. That and the constant Scott Burrell abuse.
Ahmad Rashad just tweeted that Payton asked Jordan for his shoes after game one and that is when Jordan knew he had him.Bammer wrote:The level of disrespect for Payton ... damn. I mean just complete and utter disregard for the guy.verb_to_trust wrote:MJ laughing hysterically watching the Glove talk about how he locked him up was great. That and the constant Scott Burrell abuse.
Aww damn come on GP!!verb_to_trust wrote:Ahmad Rashad just tweeted that Payton asked Jordan for his shoes after game one and that is when Jordan knew he had him.Bammer wrote:The level of disrespect for Payton ... damn. I mean just complete and utter disregard for the guy.verb_to_trust wrote:MJ laughing hysterically watching the Glove talk about how he locked him up was great. That and the constant Scott Burrell abuse.
holy crap I didn’t even even think about him being that old...he looks 47verb_to_trust wrote:Ahamd Rashad is 70 (!). How did he become so synonymous with 90s NBA considering he was a former pro football player? NBA inside stuff was a big part of my Saturday mornings. Seeing the Rewind segment was a big deal to try and catch up on what happened during the week.
Typical Warriors fan responseMonkey_Driven wrote:I found the ending of episode 7 to be kind of odd.
The crying?Monkey_Driven wrote:I found the ending of episode 7 to be kind of odd.
MD: Jordan came in to a league where many people thought he was 6 inches too short to be a difference maker and Adidas wouldn’t consider him for a shoe contract.verb_to_trust wrote:If MJ thought being the Goat required being the NBAs all time three point leader, he would have done it.spike wrote:yeah the context is important hereverb_to_trust wrote:At the time it was a finals record. If MJ decided he should hit 10 threes in a half like your dork idol Curry would he would do that. It wasn't as much of a part of the game back then.
Show some fucking respect
Just how wild was Michael Jordan hitting six 3-pointers in a half? That season, Jordan was 27-for-100 from long range in the regular season. In the first 16 playoff games that season, he was 5-of-16. So just to prove a point that he shouldn't be in the same conversation as Clyde Drexler, Jordan goes out and drops what is still an NBA-record 35 points in the first half.
You think Jordan wore new shoes for every game? I can't imagine having to play every game with that new shoe feel and them not being worn in.Bammer wrote:Aww damn come on GP!!verb_to_trust wrote:Ahmad Rashad just tweeted that Payton asked Jordan for his shoes after game one and that is when Jordan knew he had him.Bammer wrote:The level of disrespect for Payton ... damn. I mean just complete and utter disregard for the guy.verb_to_trust wrote:MJ laughing hysterically watching the Glove talk about how he locked him up was great. That and the constant Scott Burrell abuse.