Gil's Arena UPDATE: Stephen A pulled up for smoke Update 2: "Standup Steve.." Mccants backs down

[threattonature]

I know it's to be expected at this point but Gil was painful to listen to discussing the Bane trade, mfer talking about "tax write-off", I hate when people use words and have no idea what they mean

Yeah I cut it off early cause of how dumb he was sounding.

 

[deeman]

Kenyon and Shad dumbass trying to jump Norris Cole and they still losing.

 

[Jplaya2023]

Norris the only one who understood what steven a was saying

 

[krazykid18]

man Kenyon don't need to be no host, always taking personal shots lmao

 

[David_TheMan]

Lame shyt by Gil. Lock him in a room with Towns for 30 min and Gil would be to scared to even look at him.

Gil would talk kind and then go on his show and say what he would have done

Just like he is quiet as hell when he is near Kwane but only has words on the Internet.

 

[OGBobbyJohnson]

I like how casually they go out to the court mid pod like it's nothing, Lou had the white forces on and still got to work

That episode Mccants ran with Zbo and Tony Allen was classic

i’ma have to find that ep

this was a good segment

 

[T-K-G]

i’ma have to find that ep

this was a good segment

It was the only day Mccants took over so should be easy enough to look up

Had them nikkas hooping on the heat then eating spicy wings TA was fukking cooked

 

[aceboon]

 

[Big Boss]

 

[smitty22]

Reminds me of @Regular_P telling @DropTopDoc “if you wasn’t there in 1998 when i served the 1st McRib sandwich for McDonald’s in Saginaw then shut the fukk up.”

 

[Dilltastic VolWon(derful)]

This is modern sports media? Nothing groundbreaking was even said and I can’t even make out anything over all that yelling

 

[KFBF]

Nick Young Kobe standom was solidified with this clip. The idea that people were suggesting T Mac might be better in 2002 sent him into an autistic rage.

 

[MicIsGod]

Idk man, maybe just that specific year they have a point. I was too young. But I have memory of Kobe in that all star game where Jordan hit the shot at the buzzer, Kobe was already looked at as a level higher than his opps. At least by me. Even iverson, we always said if he was Kobe’s height he’d be the best. But he wasn’t. Lol

 

[KFBF]

Idk man, maybe just that specific year they have a point. I was too young. But I have memory of Kobe in that all star game where Jordan hit the shot at the buzzer, Kobe was already looked at as a level higher than his opps. At least by me. Even iverson, we always said if he was Kobe’s height he’d be the best. But he wasn’t. Lol

People were definitely making the argument that McGrady was better or on his level around that time.

 

[threattonature]

Nick Young Kobe standom was solidified with this clip. The idea that people were suggesting T Mac might be better in 2002 sent him into an autistic rage.

My thing with that convo is that people ignore two factors IMO. One is that the Lakers barely scraped by two of those years. It's not like they just ran through the league all three years so just dropping any other good perimeter players wasn't a guaranteed success. Especially with Kobe at that time being so great on both ends of the court.

The second thing people ignore is that it takes a special kind of a$$hole to average 27/28 playing with Shaq. It took T-Mac getting away from Vince to really break out and show how much of a beast he was. If T-Mac played with Shaq I could easily see him being too passive to make the Lakers as much of a force. I think T-Mac had the talent but not the personality to be as dominant playing next to Shaq.