LMAO is this the most epic bench reaction ever??
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Hyperliquid.
Damn Atlanta wtf was that and why do people always bring up what dudes can do today with the evolution of nutrition and catering too players with private jets nikkas used too fly commercial
sometimes muthafcukas didn't even play in AC shyt used to be 100 degrees in the Boston garden we know what happened when something similiar happened to one of these new hoes....
sometimes muthafcukas didn't even play in AC shyt used to be 100 degrees in the Boston garden we know what happened when something similiar happened to one of these new hoes....
Shiitt....NBA was far more physical back then
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Idiots who compare eras always forget that a dude from a previous era would have today's training/nutrition/techniques, etc. and if you plug someone from this era back then they would not have the same luxuries as they do today.
it's easier to just admit that if someone was that great against their peers they would probably be great in any era.
it's easier to just admit that if someone was that great against their peers they would probably be great in any era.
OT,this is the best GIF of all-time.
I've never once not laughed at this shyt.
30 for 30 The Buckeye Fever Zonewe aint ready
What if I told you; I found tranny pics on my homie's iPad?
http://www.boston.com/sports/touchi...in_a_video_game_an_oral_history_of_larry.html
Apparently Bird called the last shot that didn't count and the bench was losing their damn mind.
RIVERS: He said 'in the trainer’s lap' coming down the court, which meant it was going to be a three and it was going to from deep. Then he said, 'who wants it?' Then I think Rickey Brown, I’m not sure who it was, ran out after him, he shot this high rainbow, it goes in, Rickey bumps into him -- and accidentally knocks him on our trainer’s lap. So it was exactly what he said, it was an accident but it was almost fate. They show a shot of our bench, Cliff Levingston and Eddie Johnson are standing up giving each other high fives. It was pretty awesome. ^^^^
CLARK: I not sure who it was, but I could swear one of the guys on their bench tried to give Larry a high-five.
RIVERS: That night was not awesome. We had to go back to the locker room, and Mike Fratello, instead of going out to eat, he had a team meeting and put the film in and says, ‘It’s one thing to be in awe, it’s another thing to cheer for the other team.’ And he shows this back and forth, and kept rewinding the high five. It was awesome. ^^^^^
FRATELLO: We’re trying to beat these people. We’re not going to the movies to enjoy a show. This is our competitor. I didn’t appreciate they way they handled it, I let them know that, and we moved on. A lesson learned. Their lesson was that they got fined.
HASTINGS: Mike was so mad I think he fined each of those guys 500 bucks. But he didn’t get me. I had the towel.
Apparently Bird called the last shot that didn't count and the bench was losing their damn mind.
RIVERS: He said 'in the trainer’s lap' coming down the court, which meant it was going to be a three and it was going to from deep. Then he said, 'who wants it?' Then I think Rickey Brown, I’m not sure who it was, ran out after him, he shot this high rainbow, it goes in, Rickey bumps into him -- and accidentally knocks him on our trainer’s lap. So it was exactly what he said, it was an accident but it was almost fate. They show a shot of our bench, Cliff Levingston and Eddie Johnson are standing up giving each other high fives. It was pretty awesome. ^^^^
CLARK: I not sure who it was, but I could swear one of the guys on their bench tried to give Larry a high-five.
RIVERS: That night was not awesome. We had to go back to the locker room, and Mike Fratello, instead of going out to eat, he had a team meeting and put the film in and says, ‘It’s one thing to be in awe, it’s another thing to cheer for the other team.’ And he shows this back and forth, and kept rewinding the high five. It was awesome. ^^^^^
FRATELLO: We’re trying to beat these people. We’re not going to the movies to enjoy a show. This is our competitor. I didn’t appreciate they way they handled it, I let them know that, and we moved on. A lesson learned. Their lesson was that they got fined.
HASTINGS: Mike was so mad I think he fined each of those guys 500 bucks. But he didn’t get me. I had the towel.
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