MARK_POPE wrote:I'd probably score about 84 on 28/46 from the field...something like 7/13 from 3 and 18/20 from the charity stripe
That'd only be 81 points...
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MARK_POPE wrote:I'd probably score about 84 on 28/46 from the field...something like 7/13 from 3 and 18/20 from the charity stripe
Exodus wrote:I think Kyrie Irving in the best player on the team to be honest
og15 wrote:ThumbsUpBaby wrote:0 pts, 1 assist, 0 rebounds, 0 steals, 0 blocks, 0-30 FG, 0-10 FT, and 30 blocked shots. That would be my statline.
That 1 assist obviously when I hand the ball 1 feet away from the player.
Why are you launching up 30 FG's? Who was fouling you to get the 10 FTA, and why are you such a bad FT shooter?
Pennebaker wrote:And Bird did it while being a defensive liability. But he also made All-Defensive teams, which was another controversial issue regarding Bird and votes.
zimpy27 wrote:jpengland wrote:zimpy27 wrote:If I could move around the deep 3 area and put up 12 shots I could probably could get 12 points and a couple of assists, my opposing player would get 50.
If I was defended out at the deep 3 area then I could get 0.
If you are shooting 33% from deep three, you'd likely make an NBA roster.
I shoot better than that, 40%+ in rec league, 70% in practice. I am nowhere near an NBA roster, I think shooting is overrated because anyone with a hoop can practice to shoot well. NBA isn't full of guys with backyards, it's full of athletes. Even Division is for athletes. I'm not an athlete. I've become a better shooter as I've become less athletic as well.
My one dream is to get selected for the half court shop, that is the limit of my basketball life.
Joey Wheeler wrote:The delusion in this thread is off the charts. No one would score a single point.
I'm young, work out regularly and I'm in amazing cardiovascular shape, I can run up and down the court for 48 minutes no problem, I'd probably beat most if not all NBA players in a marathon/long-distance run. But when it comes to basketball, they're the best of the best who've dedicated their entire life to this craft. Would be an amazing achievement to even get a shot off given how insanely quick NBA close-outs are, the defense could totally ignore me and still prevent me from getting a shot off. On defense, even the worst player in the NBA would score on me every single possession if he wanted to. Most players are also way bigger than me, but that doesn't even matter as even Isaiah would easily toy with me on both ends even though I got the size advantage.
People really underestimate how good even the worst NBA players are, the NBA is an exclusive league where only the best of the best ever get to. Replace one of the Dream Team's Starting 5 with me/random RGM poster and that team goes 0-82 in the NBA season despite having Jordan, Bird, Magic... we are unimaginable liabilities, even playing for just one quarter would be enough to singlehandedly lose our team most games.
Pinkyring wrote:Joey Wheeler wrote:The delusion in this thread is off the charts. No one would score a single point.
I'm young, work out regularly and I'm in amazing cardiovascular shape, I can run up and down the court for 48 minutes no problem, I'd probably beat most if not all NBA players in a marathon/long-distance run. But when it comes to basketball, they're the best of the best who've dedicated their entire life to this craft. Would be an amazing achievement to even get a shot off given how insanely quick NBA close-outs are, the defense could totally ignore me and still prevent me from getting a shot off. On defense, even the worst player in the NBA would score on me every single possession if he wanted to. Most players are also way bigger than me, but that doesn't even matter as even Isaiah would easily toy with me on both ends even though I got the size advantage.
People really underestimate how good even the worst NBA players are, the NBA is an exclusive league where only the best of the best ever get to. Replace one of the Dream Team's Starting 5 with me/random RGM poster and that team goes 0-82 in the NBA season despite having Jordan, Bird, Magic... we are unimaginable liabilities, even playing for just one quarter would be enough to singlehandedly lose our team most games.
This post is ridiculous, if u dont think prime jordan, bird, magic, and Stockton couldn't beat nba teams 4 on 5 you're crazy
Pinkyring wrote:Joey Wheeler wrote:The delusion in this thread is off the charts. No one would score a single point.
I'm young, work out regularly and I'm in amazing cardiovascular shape, I can run up and down the court for 48 minutes no problem, I'd probably beat most if not all NBA players in a marathon/long-distance run. But when it comes to basketball, they're the best of the best who've dedicated their entire life to this craft. Would be an amazing achievement to even get a shot off given how insanely quick NBA close-outs are, the defense could totally ignore me and still prevent me from getting a shot off. On defense, even the worst player in the NBA would score on me every single possession if he wanted to. Most players are also way bigger than me, but that doesn't even matter as even Isaiah would easily toy with me on both ends even though I got the size advantage.
People really underestimate how good even the worst NBA players are, the NBA is an exclusive league where only the best of the best ever get to. Replace one of the Dream Team's Starting 5 with me/random RGM poster and that team goes 0-82 in the NBA season despite having Jordan, Bird, Magic... we are unimaginable liabilities, even playing for just one quarter would be enough to singlehandedly lose our team most games.
This post is ridiculous, if u dont think prime jordan, bird, magic, and Stockton couldn't beat nba teams 4 on 5 you're crazy
Lalouie wrote:Pinkyring wrote:Joey Wheeler wrote:The delusion in this thread is off the charts. No one would score a single point.
I'm young, work out regularly and I'm in amazing cardiovascular shape, I can run up and down the court for 48 minutes no problem, I'd probably beat most if not all NBA players in a marathon/long-distance run. But when it comes to basketball, they're the best of the best who've dedicated their entire life to this craft. Would be an amazing achievement to even get a shot off given how insanely quick NBA close-outs are, the defense could totally ignore me and still prevent me from getting a shot off. On defense, even the worst player in the NBA would score on me every single possession if he wanted to. Most players are also way bigger than me, but that doesn't even matter as even Isaiah would easily toy with me on both ends even though I got the size advantage.
People really underestimate how good even the worst NBA players are, the NBA is an exclusive league where only the best of the best ever get to. Replace one of the Dream Team's Starting 5 with me/random RGM poster and that team goes 0-82 in the NBA season despite having Jordan, Bird, Magic... we are unimaginable liabilities, even playing for just one quarter would be enough to singlehandedly lose our team most games.
This post is ridiculous, if u dont think prime jordan, bird, magic, and Stockton couldn't beat nba teams 4 on 5 you're crazy
i wish there was a way to give "-1"s. i'm a hard core older players aficionado, but on a 4on5, i'll keep 1 player under the basket and let him cherry pick all game and play 4on4 at the other end
Froob wrote:None unless the Suns med staff can fix my broken down body. Plantar Fasciitis is a bitch.
A partial or complete surgical plantar fasciotomy can be used for the treatment of chronic plantar fasciitis. There are some fables of elite or professional athletes who self induced a rupture of their plantar fascia to treat their plantar fasciitis.
For example, in 2005 on the Melbourne (Australia) edition of The Footy Show, AFL footballer Robert Harvey apparently described how he jumped off a table onto his plantar fascia to try to rupture it. A 2005 report in the Melbourne newspaper, The Age, at the time reported this (the story is no longer available at The Age):
Harvey floor banger: don't try this at home
Do-it-yourself treatment carries a not-recommended tag. Peter Brukner reports.
Robert Harvey's rather drastic action to "cure" his plantar fascia problem, described so graphically on Thursday's Footy Show, was not so crazy as it sounded...In those athletes who fail to respond to this treatment program, surgery might be performed to "release" the tendon and reduce the tension...It seems that Harvey had a part tear in the middle of his plantar fascia and performed his own "release" and created a full tear. While there is some initial pain and swelling associated with the tear, the tension is released and the pain significantly reduced ... While it might have worked in Harvey's case, I would not recommend everyone with a sore heel jumping off chairs to solve the problem.
Pinkyring wrote:Lalouie wrote:Pinkyring wrote:This post is ridiculous, if u dont think prime jordan, bird, magic, and Stockton couldn't beat nba teams 4 on 5 you're crazy
i wish there was a way to give "-1"s. i'm a hard core older players aficionado, but on a 4on5, i'll keep 1 player under the basket and let him cherry pick all game and play 4on4 at the other end
For that to even remotely work they have to get stops and if u think the knicks can stop Jordan magic bird and stockton or whatever other combo of that team your nuts