True. The 76ers showed him it wasn't worth it.So instead of wishing the bruh good health you choose to completely disregard that topic and troll about a game that happened on the 10th
LaMarcus Aldridge announces retirement: Update: Cleared to return
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Diondon
Thanks to the lawyers uh, I marbled the foyer
This is crazy, bruh
Hope he aight
Hope he aight
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All Star
If you are healthy give praises
Salute to the breh and best recovery
Salute to the breh and best recovery
murksiderock
Superstar
Breh is sharif abdur rahim of 10s
Stop it....
Fam is easily a Top 10 All-Time Blazer and thats being critical, hes closer to Top 5 than Top 10. And if anything, he's more this era's Stoudemire than Sharif--->not in style of play, in relative standing/hierarchy in The League during his time...
LA certainly isn't a lock but he's gonna warrant real HOF consideration, at least he should...
Guy has been one of my favorite players for years, the worst thing i have to say is i remember the move to SA six years ago. He was supposed to be Duncan's heir apparent, and he and Kawhi were supposed to carry the Spurs dynasty into a new era. That first season together (2015-16) they pissed me off so much, the two of them struggled playing with and off of each other. That '17 season is when Kawhi asserted himself as the #1 and i thought LA played a very good #2, but between the beefs with Pop and Kawhi going out in G1 WCF it really hit home for me: my guy Aldridge was not really the guy I thought he was...
When Kawhi went down he finished the series averaging like 11/5 with a 61-win team getting swept, it was embarrassing and I was pissed at this dude. He carried them valiantly during Kawhi's absence in '18 but the stench of the first two years there hit home and told me who he was. Always was one of my favorites though, he just couldn't be the heir to Duncan I wished he was...
He deserves Hall consideration though, one of the better bigs of his time and a Top 15 player of his era...
I'm wondering too
Nah it doesn't work like that. If you're on the roster after the trade deadline you get a chip. I'm sure they'll gift him a ring if they win but I wouldn't want it if I was him, knowing I was only there 5 games...
Always listen to your body, health is wealth and important. He makes the right decision
Easily a top ten blazer?
good decision from LMA. His health is the most important. He was a great player in the western conf for years and i wanted him bad when he was a FA. Great career and i hope his health issues work out
murksiderock
Superstar
Absolutely, you have 10 greater Blazers?
duckbutta
eienaar van mans
Damn, All the best for the breh.
Its crazy to me how some athletes develop these things after so many years and medicals etc. I'm assuming he hasnt always had this/not congenital etc.
He's played his whole career with a heart issue. He just had a really good system of medication and doctors looking over him so it hasn't effected him.
But I don't blame him for retiring. Whatever he has been doing just all of a sudden stopped working, which can be a bad sign. If I was in the same position I would have retired to.
He’s on the lower half of that ten IMO if he’s in it
A professional athlete randomly comes down with heart issues the moment he joins the best team in the NBA?
Where I’m from we call this VOODOO, something funky is going down in LA
But then again could just be all that TexMex catching up to him
He had heart issues his whole career
Lakerman0834
Veteran
It was a blessing missing out on him. Breh wasn’t worth that contract. Like I said earlier good career but will be forgotten in 2 years
quick decision..could've been a scratch and had a chance at that ring loool
