30 For 30: Bad Boys - Just watched, Clips need a Laimbeer
Posted: Sat Jul 5, 2014 2:12 am
Bill Laimbeer (or even a Rick Mahorn)... a big man with some grit, some muscle, some balls.
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30 For 30: Bad Boys - Just watched, Clips need a Laimbeer
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Re: 30 For 30: Bad Boys - Just watched, Clips need a Laimbee
Posted: Sat Jul 5, 2014 2:19 am
Well, Spencer Hawes kinda looks like him...
Re: 30 For 30: Bad Boys - Just watched, Clips need a Laimbee
Posted: Sat Jul 5, 2014 5:16 pm
Who was Laimbeer for the Spurs? 2013 Heat? 2012 Heat? 2011 Mavs? 2010 Lakers? Etc etc etc.
Laimbeer was a mediocre talent who got in people's heads by playing DIRTY. No it wasn't gamesmanship. Not "oh it's, the 80s they were tougher." He played dirty. Fuq him and players like him.
Laimbeer was a mediocre talent who got in people's heads by playing DIRTY. No it wasn't gamesmanship. Not "oh it's, the 80s they were tougher." He played dirty. Fuq him and players like him.
Re: 30 For 30: Bad Boys - Just watched, Clips need a Laimbee
Posted: Sat Jul 5, 2014 9:58 pm
Well I mean we had Kmart and Reggie Evans (The Goon Squad.) In this NBA Era that's as close as you're gonna get
Sent from Donald Sterling's plantation
Sent from Donald Sterling's plantation
Re: 30 For 30: Bad Boys - Just watched, Clips need a Laimbee
Posted: Sat Jul 5, 2014 11:13 pm
I miss Reggie.
Re: 30 For 30: Bad Boys - Just watched, Clips need a Laimbee
Posted: Sun Jul 6, 2014 2:20 am
50CALguns wrote:I miss Reggie.
Me too. I really liked him and Kenyon Martin
Re: 30 For 30: Bad Boys - Just watched, Clips need a Laimbee
Posted: Sun Jul 6, 2014 7:46 am
I loved and enjoyed that era where players were able to get away with punching each other while the ball was up for grabs for a rebound.
but the game has changed since then, and NBA has made specific rules to avoid a player like Bill to ever come into prominence. it isn't the same game anymore, thus a sergeant of arms like Bill Laimbeer can not ever be a part of this league. funny how the general of that particular team was ran by a little Isaiah Thomas, if it wasn't for him ordering the hits, Bill would have never been all that rough.
after all, he is a son of a millionaire businessman who did not have to earn a living by playing basketball.
but the game has changed since then, and NBA has made specific rules to avoid a player like Bill to ever come into prominence. it isn't the same game anymore, thus a sergeant of arms like Bill Laimbeer can not ever be a part of this league. funny how the general of that particular team was ran by a little Isaiah Thomas, if it wasn't for him ordering the hits, Bill would have never been all that rough.
after all, he is a son of a millionaire businessman who did not have to earn a living by playing basketball.
Re: 30 For 30: Bad Boys - Just watched, Clips need a Laimbee
Posted: Mon Jul 7, 2014 3:11 am
Well based on the DOC, Laimbeer caught the Piston GM's eye cause he was a fire-y guy on the court.
Laimeer was the real thing.
Laimeer was the real thing.
Re: 30 For 30: Bad Boys - Just watched, Clips need a Laimbee
Posted: Sat Oct 18, 2014 8:21 pm
Steve Ballmer... he was born in Detroit, no?
... maybe he's our off-the-court Laimbeer... maybe Ballmer has given Blake his blessing to go out there and be "hardcore" on the court.
Blake May Start Retaliating - thread
... maybe he's our off-the-court Laimbeer... maybe Ballmer has given Blake his blessing to go out there and be "hardcore" on the court.
Blake May Start Retaliating - thread