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LyricalRico wrote:dobrojim wrote:It’s comical how many people misuse the saying
“I could NOT care less” when they say the opposite
“I could care less”.
I know it’s just bad habit but do they really understand
so little about the meaning of words?
I don't see the big deal. Irregardless of how they say it, you still know what they're talking about.
gambitx777 wrote:Of all the players who's draft rights are owned by NBA teams Fun fact only 15 players are under 25 and we own the youngest 19
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gambitx777 wrote:I wonder ? How many DC sports figured do y'all think Mia Khalifa has taken down lol. I'm already seeing the memes about Jordan Poole.
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I mean slept with lol not like destroyed the career of lol.montestewart wrote:gambitx777 wrote:I wonder ? How many DC sports figured do y'all think Mia Khalifa has taken down lol. I'm already seeing the memes about Jordan Poole.
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My guess is zero. Self abuse alone can't kill a sports career. It has to be in combination with something else, like kryptonite.
Ruzious wrote:Ex Zard Rex Chapman always seems to have something cool on his Twitter account.
9 and 20 wrote:Random thought -
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Chris Webber is the third greatest player for this franchise in the past 40 years.
Gil - Wall - C-Webb. Beal and MJ round out the top 5.
If Webber stuck around, him and Juwan Howard would have been something, at least as good as the Kings in the mid-late 90's.
9 and 20 wrote:Random thought -
Chris Webber is the third greatest player for this franchise in the past 40 years.
Gil - Wall - C-Webb. Beal and MJ round out the top 5.
If Webber stuck around, him and Juwan Howard would have been something, at least as good as the Kings in the mid-late 90's.
penbeast0 wrote:
MJ probably hurt the franchise more than he helped it. He was mediocre as an actual player, on ridiculous usage, with all the personality flaws of pre-Phil Jackson Chicago on display. He may have destroyed the confidence of the future of the franchise, #1 pick Kwame Brown, did trade Rip Hamilton for one of his similarly aging out Tarheel buddies, and put back what might have been a rebuild. On the plus side, he did sell tickets like no one the franchise has had before or since and a money infusion never hurts.
I'd take Butler, Jamison, Ruland, even Brendan Haywood over MJ as a franchise GOAT candidate. Beal easily over Webber too with Webber's immaturity and me first attitude cutting into his on court value. BB was a bit of a whiner but, more like Juwan Howard, was a professional when he was here even though his contract seriously hurt the franchise.
9 and 20 wrote:Beal lived long enough to become the villain.
Based on numbers alone, Webber doesn't rank. But when you look at what might have been, that's what puts him in the pantheon. If Beal were traded before he became a boat anchor, he might rate the same. But no, he became the boat anchor.
Kanyewest wrote:9 and 20 wrote:Beal lived long enough to become the villain.
Based on numbers alone, Webber doesn't rank. But when you look at what might have been, that's what puts him in the pantheon. If Beal were traded before he became a boat anchor, he might rate the same. But no, he became the boat anchor.
Webber also lived long enough to become the villain. I remember the fanbase wanting him out the same way as Beal. That was a pretty depressing day for me when that trade happened.
