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Guy lasted more than a decade in the NBA without knowing how to play basketball. That's very impressive.

Respek is important.

One of the last plumbers in the history of the league. RespeK!

We're hopeful Khalifa Diop can do the same thing.

DeSagana continuous. Wutang.

Duncan in game 7 against the Mavs in overtime says hello!

Anyway, Diop might not been a great basketball player, but he later became a coach, saying he had some IQ, but lacked the skillset. At least he had the IQ to understand his role, starting 18 out of 22 playoff games for the Mavs in 06.

Next we’re going to get a “put some respect on CJ Miles name” thread.

Mr Puddles wrote:DeSagana continuous. Wutang.

That post alone makes this thread worthy

I'll put it

Iwasawitness wrote:Next we’re going to get a “put some respect on CJ Miles name” thread.

For real, why is it all former Cavs players lol

Ehh the attention seeking behavior is lame…

Rasho was better anyways.

He actually played significant minutes in the finals.....tells you how great of a player Dirk Nowitzki was

No.

Not doing it.

Impressively long career for a 7 footer. Back up for the back up 3rd center. Carved a long career out of it, was probably a great guy to have for practices. Either way better than any of us and made bank.

Put that shizz on Diop...

I always mix him up with former Magic great Adonal Foyle... I dunno why

I know its a troll thread, but its good opportunity to talk about talent in todays NBA.
Todays NBA is so deep that guys like Lonnie Walker, Justin Holiday, Dennis Smith Jr, Robert Covington,.. cant find a roster spot.
They would all easily be top 8 rotation guys in early to mid 2000s...
Diop probably couldnt crack even the worst center rotation in the NBA, Pelicans rotation.

DeSagana Diop is one of Karate Diop's all-time favorite players.

Karate Diop wrote:DeSagana Diop is one of Karate Diop's all-time favorite players.

I can put respect on the name of Karate Diop.

Desagna not so much.

Lasagna! DeSagana!