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Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 4:50 am
by SweaterBae
It would be cool if this ended up as a win win.
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 4:51 am
by Zeno
People got to understand the offensive wasteland Raptor fans been living in for 2.5 years.
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 4:51 am
by BloodNinja
PierceFan4ever wrote:Nobody hypes up their own players more than raptors fans
They way Scottie, OG, Siakam get hyped youd think the Raptors were winning at least half their games.
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 4:51 am
by mademan
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 4:52 am
by Tor_Raps
BDM22 wrote:Here we go...

(I like IQ, but you knew these premature threads were coming when he went to Toronto)
LOL I said the same thing when I saw the subject of the thread and I'm a Raptors fan.
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 4:53 am
by Tor_Raps
JustBuzzin wrote:Terry Rozier is averaging 23ppg 7apg and nobody considers him a star.
With our guard play over the past few years, he'd look like Curry on our squad lol.
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 4:53 am
by Tor_Raps
PierceFan4ever wrote:Nobody hypes up their own players more than raptors fans
Because YOU Americans won't ever do it for us

Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 4:56 am
by Tor_Raps
SweaterBae wrote:It would be cool if this ended up as a win win.
Ya I said this is gonna be a Halliburton/Sabonis like trade where both teams get better with Quickley being the best player from the trade in a year or two. Obviously it'll be a notch or two below that talent wise.
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 4:57 am
by Yoshun
Where was this thread after the first game? Just a bad game or too small a sample size?
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 4:58 am
by duppyy
Chill bro.
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 4:59 am
by Childs
Yoshun wrote:Where was this thread after the first game? Just a bad game or too small a sample size?
Forget the first game, how about the first quartre?
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 5:00 am
by YogurtProducer
PierceFan4ever wrote:Nobody hypes up their own players more than raptors fans
And really, they generally have been right
People rolled their eyes about the raw PF out of New Mexico State, or the 3+D wing from Indiana, or the feisty undrafted Wichita State PG, etc.
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 5:02 am
by Johnston
if threads like this come out after 1 solid game, imagine how easy the trolling is going to be when he inevitably have a rough one lol.
Pump yours brakes.
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 5:02 am
by YogurtProducer
JustBuzzin wrote:Terry Rozier is averaging 23ppg 7apg and nobody considers him a star.
To be fair he has had a great season thus far lol
Rozier should be a guy contenders try to acquire.
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 5:04 am
by Harcore Fenton Mun
SweaterBae wrote:It would be cool if this ended up as a win win.

Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 5:08 am
by 7r5ur
YogurtProducer wrote:PierceFan4ever wrote:Nobody hypes up their own players more than raptors fans
And really, they generally have been right
People rolled their eyes about the raw PF out of New Mexico State, or the 3+D wing from Indiana, or the feisty undrafted Wichita State PG, etc.
And yet, put them together without Kawhi and this team of "stars" was just not very good. No one said they aren't good NBA players. It's this "star is born" narrative that keeps popping up pre-maturely.
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 5:09 am
by mademan
BDM22 wrote:YogurtProducer wrote:PierceFan4ever wrote:Nobody hypes up their own players more than raptors fans
And really, they generally have been right
People rolled their eyes about the raw PF out of New Mexico State, or the 3+D wing from Indiana, or the feisty undrafted Wichita State PG, etc.
And yet, put them together without Kawhi and this team of "stars" was just not very good. No one said they aren't good NBA players. It's this "star is born" narrative that keeps popping up pre-maturely.
7 years straight of playoffs, ECF, 60 wins...is just not very good?
I guess 95% of the league is not very good, lol.
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 5:11 am
by YogurtProducer
BDM22 wrote:YogurtProducer wrote:PierceFan4ever wrote:Nobody hypes up their own players more than raptors fans
And really, they generally have been right
People rolled their eyes about the raw PF out of New Mexico State, or the 3+D wing from Indiana, or the feisty undrafted Wichita State PG, etc.
And yet, put them together without Kawhi and this team of "stars" was just not very good. No one said they aren't good NBA players. It's this "star is born" narrative that keeps popping up pre-maturely.
Uhhhh that team won on a 60-game pace in the shortened COVID season and was a shot away from the ECF. They actually were the hottest team in the NBA before the stoppage took place.
That team was actually very, very good.
Siakam has made multiple all-nba teams, FVV made an all-star game, OG was all-defence...
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 5:12 am
by 7r5ur
mademan wrote:BDM22 wrote:YogurtProducer wrote:And really, they generally have been right
People rolled their eyes about the raw PF out of New Mexico State, or the 3+D wing from Indiana, or the feisty undrafted Wichita State PG, etc.
And yet, put them together without Kawhi and this team of "stars" was just not very good. No one said they aren't good NBA players. It's this "star is born" narrative that keeps popping up pre-maturely.
7 years straight of playoffs, ECF, 60 wins...is just not very good?
I guess 95% of the league is not very good, lol.
We're talking about the last 2 years, with the players that the poster described. Not Demar. Not Kawhi.
We heard this year that Barnes/Siakam/OG are basically 3 max-level players and the team was just bad.. Last year they also had FVV, a FOURTH "star", and they were .500
Re: A star is born: Immanuel Quickley
Posted: Thu Jan 4, 2024 5:15 am
by mademan
BDM22 wrote:mademan wrote:BDM22 wrote:And yet, put them together without Kawhi and this team of "stars" was just not very good. No one said they aren't good NBA players. It's this "star is born" narrative that keeps popping up pre-maturely.
7 years straight of playoffs, ECF, 60 wins...is just not very good?
I guess 95% of the league is not very good, lol.
We're talking about the last 2 years, with the players that the poster described. Not Demar. Not Kawhi. We heard this year that Barnes/Siakam/OG are basically 3 max-level players and the team was just bad.
Dallas had 2 max players and an MVP candidate and didnt make the playoffs last year. Fit matters. It doesnt matter if you have star level players if your team lacks the basics (guard play, shooting, C for most of the season).