never. ever. never. ever. so you're pretty much saying you'd rather have Kwame than Hill? post defense is nice, but there aren't a lot of post...
Not sure what's available, but a starting Small Forward would be nice. I don't think I can stomach Wes starting all season long.
His offense isn't terrible. Career-wise, it doesn't look promising, but in preseason, he has been decent. Also, I don't see Price running the...
No it works out better. More minutes for Lin. Price can dispel minutes easily.
Well, this opens up the spot for Ronnie too. Hope we use it on a starting SF.
The trade for Lin is looking more and more valuable.
As nice as his jumpers were, his post moves were what surprised me. Despite his lack of length, that quick lefty release combined with how he puts...
[MEDIA] Bobbit Worm - Can grow to 10ft in length. Stuff movie monsters are created after. :speechless: @54secs - Like straight from a movie....
And he's no slouch either. Even when Kobe was doing his thing in the baseline corner, which usually ends up with a Kobe fadeaway, Booz was moving...
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He's got that Hill/Davis mentality. Wouldn't mind him on the d-league either just in case...
They are one animal, but consist of a "taxon" (group) of brittle stars.
Basket Starfish. Giant arthropods. oh the wonders of the deep.
Price is an excellent defender from what I've seen so far. Lighting quick hands, grounded feet (when Isiah Thomas tried to cross him and he...
Definitely not Doc's style, but then again, you never really heard much from Jerry unless it was something critically important from the...
The times I did observe him in Chicago, it seemed like Thibs asked too much from him offensively, and the pressure put him out his comfort zone....
Is it me, or does Boozer seem more motivated than he has been in awhile. I don't remember seeing this Boozer on the Bulls. It's like he's...
If they were even real...
I hope she calls out Abbott and call him and whatever sources he used, a coward. I mean, a 4th grader using Wikipedia has better sources than...
