How does a mvp become a journeyman in 3 years

[Cladyclad]

And buddy will never win a ring cause he plays like he's coked out and the only 1 on the court

Give him two prime all stars and I like my chances for him to get one. The two times he had a legit chance. The lost to the Heatles and the other time they lost h to o the greatest regular season team ever. Other than that injuries and bad front office moves prevented that

 

[Joe Sixpack]

Give him two prime all stars and I like my chances

It’s not 2012 anymore dog

 

[KillerB88]

And buddy will never win a ring cause he plays like he's coked out and the only 1 on the court

So fukk his entire first-ballot HOF career if he doesn't win a ring? Okay.

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

So fukk his entire first-ballot HOF career if he doesn't win a ring? Okay.

Brah did I say that? ​

 

[Cynic]

There's actually a greater point about life from this. People whose greatest attribute is their motor/how hard they work are extremely admirable people in a world full of lazy people, but at the end of the day that isn't actually an attribute that is sustainable or even a real skill. There's always a hard fall once you physically can't keep turning it up to that same level.

Only within the athletic lense or framework.

 

[The War Report]

The thing about Russ is that he never added any wrinkles to his game. Dude just holds down the turbo button.

 

[OnlyOneBoss]

And nikkas called you stupid if you questioned his game


I ain’t forget the shyt y’all said

 

[OnlyOneBoss]

Only within the athletic lense or framework.

It could also be applied to other things, like programming, carpentry, etc.

Your motor is good to have but at some point you can’t rely on that to be your bread and butter.

A young carpenter who can work fast is cool, but as he gets older he’s gonna have to slow down at some point.