Draymond sending shots at KD Haters
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Mantis Toboggan M.D.
I’m here for the scraps
I've heard worse comparison. Someone on here compared Durant trying to maximize his chances of winning it all to trying to get help on a Sunday crossword puzzleat comparing sports to a business
ThaRealness
Superstar
Players around the league have a right to express their feelings on the situation
KD's a fukkboy, everyone knows that. From the perspective of a player, they want to conduct themselves with good sportsmanship and avoid building the warriors up as an invincible opponent .But thats not the only lens from which their going to view the situation
As a man you can't respect that shyt period
shyt was wayyyy too sweet. Like waffles drenched in an entire bottle of maple syrup
Or a Jones soda
G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman
Logic Is Absent Wherever Hate Is Present
Its going to be a long season for the haters.Players around the league have a right to express their feelings on the situation
But thats not the only lens from which their going to view the situation
As a man you can't respect that shyt period
shyt was wayyyy too sweet. Like waffles drenched in an entire bottle of maple syrup
Or a Jones soda
nikka there are articles from today or yesterday saying Durants mind was made up before that playoff series. You can call him a bytch for that but at the end of the day he's our bytch
The God Poster
LWO representa
Why not
Weren't you at the Cavs parade?
Too packed. I couldn't make it down.
What's that have to do with Durantula solidifing himself with the GOATs starting this season?
Top packed. I couldn't make it down.
What's that have to do with Durantula solidifing himself with the GOATs starting this season?
I honestly don't know. I've never picked multiple sides before.
Some people have favorite players in the league who do not play on their favorite team
Some people have favorite players in the league who do not play on their favorite team
You got em all breh.
It's fukked up you leaving D-Lo lonely in these streets.
You got em all breh.
It's fukked up you leaving D-Lo lonely in these streets.
Why would I do that? I just put my money on the Lakers "team only" nba league pass option so I can catch every game this year like normal
Why would I do that? I just put my money on the Lakers "team only" nba league pass option so I can catch every game this year like normal
Lakers, Durant/Warriors, suicidal Broner, and maybe the Cavs if they do good.
You eating good. :LeGMy:
Always rep &
the hometown team and the people who choose to be #1 fans of em...they represent the city
Durantula is a helluva player...I couldn't have chosen a better player to stan, in the absence of Kobe, than the best all-around offensive player in the L
Adrien Broner. There's nothing more that needs to be said. I've been following him before LeBron left for Miami....he's from here & he's the youngest Boxer to ever win 4 Championships across 4:Divisions in the 100+ history of the sport
The Lakers are my favorite team
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Logic Is Absent Wherever Hate Is Present
"When you’re at that stage of your career, you want to find a place where you’re gonna enjoy your job. I had to grow up really fast in Philadelphia, just being in that environment. It was stressful to go to work. It helped me grow up fast, helped me understand both sides of on the court and off the court. But I wasn’t happy. I wasn’t quite enjoying the game of basketball, but I was giving it my all. You see a lot of athletes, Jerry Rice’s NFL Life, they said all Jerry did was work. But he didn’t have fun while he played. It was just work, work, work. I went through that for eight years in Philadelphia where I worked, worked, but I didn’t have fun. Playing against the Warriors in the playoffs, it’s interesting, when you’re playing on the road sometimes, you get a certain vibe. There’s this aura in Oracle Arena. It’s like, I don’t know what it is about this place, this team hasn’t won too many championships. There’s something about this place. I like playing here. Then you see the way the players are playing. Playing in theNBA, it’s all about confidence. With any professional athlete, it’s all about confidence. They all have talent. It’s all about confidence in the situation you’re in. I just saw the way Klay was shooting the ball. Like, he would take bad shots and coach would say, ‘Great shot!’ Then Steph would do certain moves where you’re like, ‘That’s not normal.’ Not that he shouldn’t be doing it, but there are a lot of other guys who could be doing similar things as Steph but their organization or coaching staff — (he turns to Durant) Kevin, you see it all the time — they don’t believe in you, so you’re not allowed to do it. You never know how good certain guys are. So when you see certain guys playing with that confidence, you’re like, wow, they really like playing basketball here and are really able to play to their strengths. It’s just like going to college. How do I see myself on campus, how do I see myself with other students, what’s my major on the side. It’s a similar process as going to college. This is a place where you combine all media and basketball interests as far as Silicon Valley and tech. Some of the thing that the team is doing off the court, it just kinda meshed. The timing is perfect."-Andre Igoudala