All Things KD 2.0

djsunyc · Post #1 » by **djsunyc** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 2:45 am

gary trent jr's best friend just tweeted this:

Read on Twitter

levon · Post #2 » by **levon** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 2:49 am

djsunyc wrote:gary trent jr's best friend just tweeted this:

Read on Twitter

get the helicopter cam on this guy stat

life_saver · Post #3 » by **life_saver** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 2:50 am

KD seems like a confused guy who doesn't exactly know what he wants.

Tracymcgoaty · Post #4 » by **Tracymcgoaty** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:03 am

KD to Toronto would be dope. Actually feels like a place he can do his twitter crap and the 24/7 media watch wont be there. Good place for him to just play ball and **** around on twitter.

Post #5 » by **FluLikeSymptoms** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:10 am

djsunyc wrote:gary trent jr's best friend just tweeted this:

Read on Twitter

Bag liberty soon eyes. I got that part real fast but then I hit a wall.

ImSlower · Post #6 » by **ImSlower** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:12 am

I wouldn't like that it'd catapult the Raptors easily into the tier (or two) above the Bulls, but it'd be a great place for him. Still a great city, a passionate fanbase that won't mimic the New York Post/Daily News backpage drama, and would get him away from Irving's wild card unreliability vs acumen. I assume Masai would immediately clarify Durant's position in the organization, as their top performer but not a co-coach or whatever that nonsense was, nor an assistant GM who'd expect to bring in another DeAndre Jordan.

Dan Z · Post #7 » by **Dan Z** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:13 am

Imagine if the Raptors win a "rental" championship again?

Tor_Raps · Post #8 » by **Tor_Raps** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:13 am

So is KD a raptor yet? Lol

CIN-C-STAR · Post #9 » by **CIN-C-STAR** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:14 am

KD really needs to go to an organization where it's just about basketball and he can leave the drama behind, and where he's clearly the best player.
Toronto really is a great fit.

CIN-C-STAR · Post #10 » by **CIN-C-STAR** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:15 am

Dan Z wrote:Imagine if the Raptors win a "rental" championship again?

4 years ain't a rental though, if he sticks with it this time

GSWFan1994 · Post #11 » by **GSWFan1994** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:19 am

I honestly don't know what that means.

Dan Z · Post #12 » by **Dan Z** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:19 am

CIN-C-STAR wrote:
Dan Z wrote:Imagine if the Raptors win a "rental" championship again?

4 years ain't a rental though, if he sticks with it this time

That gives them 4 years to win a championship! haha!

ImSlower · Post #13 » by **ImSlower** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:20 am

CIN-C-STAR wrote:
Dan Z wrote:Imagine if the Raptors win a "rental" championship again?

4 years ain't a rental though, if he sticks with it this time

There's the rub, though. This ongoing circus has shown that the 4 year contract gives the team no real leverage at all.

Dan Z · Post #14 » by **Dan Z** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:24 am

ImSlower wrote:
CIN-C-STAR wrote:
Dan Z wrote:Imagine if the Raptors win a "rental" championship again?

4 years ain't a rental though, if he sticks with it this time

There's the rub, though. This ongoing circus has shown that the 4 year contract gives the team no real leverage at all.

The Raptors should make a phone call.

Coxy · Post #15 » by **Coxy** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:27 am

Dan Z wrote:Imagine if the Raptors win a "rental" championship again?

That championship never happened.

Post #16 » by **Duffman100** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:36 am

Dan Z wrote:Imagine if the Raptors win a "rental" championship again?

I'll take it.

Raptorsaurus · Post #17 » by **Raptorsaurus** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:39 am

Coxy wrote:
Dan Z wrote:Imagine if the Raptors win a "rental" championship again?

That championship never happened.

A history of Golden State facing injured opponents in the playoffs

-2015 First Round: Played New Orleans and they lost Jrue Holiday, their starting PG (who was **** amazing and dominating against Lillard this year in the Playoffs)

-2015 Second Round: Played Memphis without their star PG Mike Conley and All-NBA first team defender Tony Allen

-2015 Conference Finals: Played Houston without their All-NBA defender PG Patrick Beverley

-2015 Finals: They played Cleveland without 2 of its all-stars in Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love

-2017 First Round: Played Portland without Nurkic, their starting Centre that turned their defence around completely after being traded their

-2017 Second Round: Played Utah without George Hill, their starting PG

-2017 Conference Finals: Played San Antonio without superstar Kawhi Leonard and starting PG Tony Parker.

-2018 First Round: Played San Antonio without their superstar Kawhi Leonard again

-2018 Second Round: Played New Orleans without their All-Star center DeMarcus Cousins

-2018 Conference Finals: Games 6 and 7 without Houston's All-Star PG Chris Paul.

-2022 First Round: Nuggets Murray and Michael Porter Jr. didn't play.

You a clown, shut up.

Post #18 » by **Duffman100** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:41 am

Raptorsaurus wrote:
Coxy wrote:
Dan Z wrote:Imagine if the Raptors win a "rental" championship again?

That championship never happened.

A history of Golden State facing injured opponents in the playoffs

2015 First Round: Played New Orleans and they lost Jrue Holiday, their starting PG (who was **** amazing and dominating against Lillard this year in the Playoffs)

2015 Second Round: Played Memphis without their star PG Mike Conley and All-NBA first team defender Tony Allen

2015 Conference Finals: Played Houston without their All-NBA defender PG Patrick Beverley

2015 Finals: They played Cleveland without 2 of its all-stars in Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love

2017 First Round: Played Portland without Nurkic, their starting Centre that turned their defence around completely after being traded their

2017 Second Round: Played Utah without George Hill, their starting PG

2017 Conference Finals: Played San Antonio without superstar Kawhi Leonard and starting PG Tony Parker.

2018 First Round: Played San Antonio without their superstar Kawhi Leonard again

2018 Second Round: Played New Orleans without their All-Star centre DeMarcus Cousins

In the 2018 Conference Finals, they will potentially be playing games 6 and 7 without Houston's All-Star PG Chris Paul.

You a clown, shut up.

You can add in the Nuggets this year with Murray and Michael Porter Jr.

Robert Williams was also playing on one leg in the finals

Coxy · Post #19 » by **Coxy** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:50 am

Raptorsaurus wrote:
Coxy wrote:
Dan Z wrote:Imagine if the Raptors win a "rental" championship again?

That championship never happened.

A history of Golden State facing injured opponents in the playoffs

-2015 First Round: Played New Orleans and they lost Jrue Holiday, their starting PG (who was **** amazing and dominating against Lillard this year in the Playoffs)

-2015 Second Round: Played Memphis without their star PG Mike Conley and All-NBA first team defender Tony Allen

-2015 Conference Finals: Played Houston without their All-NBA defender PG Patrick Beverley

-2015 Finals: They played Cleveland without 2 of its all-stars in Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love

-2017 First Round: Played Portland without Nurkic, their starting Centre that turned their defence around completely after being traded their

-2017 Second Round: Played Utah without George Hill, their starting PG

-2017 Conference Finals: Played San Antonio without superstar Kawhi Leonard and starting PG Tony Parker.

-2018 First Round: Played San Antonio without their superstar Kawhi Leonard again

-2018 Second Round: Played New Orleans without their All-Star center DeMarcus Cousins

-2018 Conference Finals: Games 6 and 7 without Houston's All-Star PG Chris Paul.

-2022 First Round: Nuggets Murray and Michael Porter Jr. didn't play.

You a clown, shut up.

Come back and speak to me when the Raptors win a title. I don't speak to title-less chumps.

Raptorsaurus · Post #20 » by **Raptorsaurus** » Mon Jul 4, 2022 3:53 am

Coxy wrote:
Raptorsaurus wrote:
Coxy wrote:
That championship never happened.

A history of Golden State facing injured opponents in the playoffs

-2015 First Round: Played New Orleans and they lost Jrue Holiday, their starting PG (who was **** amazing and dominating against Lillard this year in the Playoffs)

-2015 Second Round: Played Memphis without their star PG Mike Conley and All-NBA first team defender Tony Allen

-2015 Conference Finals: Played Houston without their All-NBA defender PG Patrick Beverley

-2015 Finals: They played Cleveland without 2 of its all-stars in Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love

-2017 First Round: Played Portland without Nurkic, their starting Centre that turned their defence around completely after being traded their

-2017 Second Round: Played Utah without George Hill, their starting PG

-2017 Conference Finals: Played San Antonio without superstar Kawhi Leonard and starting PG Tony Parker.

-2018 First Round: Played San Antonio without their superstar Kawhi Leonard again

-2018 Second Round: Played New Orleans without their All-Star center DeMarcus Cousins

-2018 Conference Finals: Games 6 and 7 without Houston's All-Star PG Chris Paul.

-2022 First Round: Nuggets Murray and Michael Porter Jr. didn't play.

You a clown, shut up.

Come back and speak to me when the Raptors win a title. I don't speak to title-less chumps.

Yet, here you are replying.

Made you look like a damn fool. Can't be talkin like that when you clearly had easy paths. It's just the way of the game. You got beat and you're salty. :lol: