Draymond just realized tried a 1 on 3 spinning floater
Are we absolutely sure basketball is more skilled now?
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I think you lack comprehension lol
Also… JOE knows me… and did before KD… so………….. HUH?
Replying to @bansky
I think you’re a Joe hater cause you say something along these lines often… dawg we wouldn’t know you if it’s wasn’t for KD
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He like the original rap steamer lol
Replying to @bansky
Crazy part is Joe budden was early to every social media vehicle. Mans was vlogging on YouTube before it really was a lane. Salute to him
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Groupchat trying to figure out if a concert is an acceptable first date
Also how much a concert is in your mind
And these answers are so far apart lol
The LeBron James of it all and Jaylen brown drama is throwing people off the Joel Embiid stench
He’s shooting 37% from the floor this year he’s taken more 3s than shots at the rim. He’s shooting worse in the restricted area than 6ft tall Darius Acuff on less attempts. Hes 7’2
This was basically the basketball version of
i can only imagine how frustrating it is to watch a player walk to double a post mismatch, making no effort to force a less direct passing angle, especially directly following their own TO that was forced by an aggressive and timely double by the opponent!!
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This is huge for the Kings
Zach LaVine accepting a support role to Darius Acuff, playing more off-ball and in catch-and-shoot situations.
Zach LaVine: “Darius is special, you know, and this isn't for me anymore. I got to be able to try to support him the best I can. If that's playing off the ball a little bit more, or if that's in catch-and-shoot situations, that's the role I'm in. Now, I can go out and get it, obviously. Like you tell me to go score I'll do that for sure. But I'm trying to be in the best support role I can for him you know because he going to be real special.”
Please add a belt emoji @Apple
- signed, all of sports twitter
It’s crazy seeing joe be such a prominent face and voice like this because I remember the energy about him in like 07 when he was scratching and clawing to get respected
Angie Martinez interviewed Tupac Shakur three months before his death. She’s finally sharing her interview with the world in THE TUPAC TAPES WITH ANGIE MARTINEZ, a four-episode video podcast event, premiering on November 27.
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