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[QUOTE=GOBB]Dirk because I like p*ssy a lot. Dirk = p*ssy.
Oh we're talkin basketball? Amare, not too fond of tall woman bball players.[/QUOTE]
:bowdown: I can see you are a basketball professor.
Very funded, self-explanatory [B]an[/B][B]al[/B]ysis...oh, that word sounds delicious to you, I think :rolleyes:
[QUOTE=Silverbullit]:bowdown: I can see you are a basketball professor.
Very funded, self-explanatory [B]an[/B][B]al[/B]ysis...oh, that word sounds delicious to you, I think :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]
Yup, and Dirk mom is Heidi Fliess...she sold that p*ssy to Stern. :applause:
Amare
Guess
[QUOTE=Dasher]Any seven footer who takes fade away jumpers over the likes of Tony Parker, is out muscled by the likes of Stephen Jackson, and drives to the basket only to throw up a weak layup attempt and fall to the floor is b[I]i[/I]tch-made. There is no way around it.
He is weaker than ice water, with a Aquafina chaser.[/QUOTE]
Exactly...i dont know why idiots errr Dirk supporters are defending how this 7 foot coochie plays. He's soft and there is no getting around it. I bet they would defend Shawn Bradley and say he was tough because he is on a lot of posters. The logic?
[I]"Takes a lot of balls to recieve facials."[/I]
No it doesnt...ask any female.
[QUOTE=Silverbullit]Fine, and those who dunk when they can make an easy layup are strong, I assume?[/QUOTE]
Dunks are the highest percentage shots in the game. Layups very rarely can change the momentum of a game but a well timed dunk can swing the pendulum and make a fellow big think twice about contesting your shot. If I had to choose between a bigman who was a slasher and a bigman who is a jumpshooter I will choose the slasher everytime. The slasher has a greater chance of getting the opposing team in foul trouble and because of that negatively affecting the help defense of the opposing squad. This allows everyone to get to the basket easier, forces perimeter defenders to play off, which in turn allows jump shooters to have an easier time finding their shots.
No big man on my team would be goose-down pillow soft like Dirk, unless he was coming off the bench Matt Bullard style.
[QUOTE=GOBB]Yup, and Dirk mom is Heidi Fliess...she sold that p*ssy to Stern. :applause:[/QUOTE]
Atleast someone paid for Dirk :banana:
[QUOTE=Dasher]Dunks are the highest percentage shots in the game. Layups very rarely can change the momentum of a game but a well timed dunk can swing the pendulum and make a fellow big think twice about contesting your shot. If I had to choose between a bigman who was a slasher and a bigman who is a jumpshooter I will choose the slasher everytime. The slasher has a greater chance of getting the opposing team in foul trouble and because of that negatively affecting the help defense of the opposing squad. This allows everyone to get to the basket easier, forces perimeter defenders to play off, which in turn allows jump shooters to have an easier time finding their shots.
No big man on my team would be goose-down pillow soft like Dirk, unless he was coming off the bench Matt Bullard style.[/QUOTE]
And how much of those glorified dunks are created by the dunker?
[QUOTE=Silverbullit]And how much of those glorified dunks are created by the dunker?[/QUOTE]
Well it takes two to tango. Amare's ability to run the pick and roll to perfection should not be held against him. No one thought Nash was an MVP before he was paired with Amare. Amare was ROY and on his way to a fruitful career before the pairing. Amare isos and does not take 10 seconds off the shot clock to do it. He blows by his man and destroys him. His ability to run the break should not be held against him, because not every big in the game can intelligently run a break. Hell there are many point guards who can't run a fast break. There are reads that have to be read in the fast break and it is way more complicated than most ISHers can comprehend.
This year and probably the next 2 or 3? I'd pick Dirk.
Building for the future? I'd take Amare.
For right now. Amare.
Dirk, and to me it's a no-brainer. Amare is not a franchise player unless he learns to pass.
[QUOTE=Brunch@Five]Dirk, and to me it's a no-brainer. Amare is not a franchise player unless he learns to pass.[/QUOTE]
Dirk is not a franchise player until he learns to defend. The game, like GOAT:MANU, goes both ways.
[QUOTE=Dasher]Dirk is not a franchise player until he learns to defend. The game, like GOAT:MANU, goes both ways.[/QUOTE]
So Dallas has no franchise player, and who is the franchise player of the Suns? Nash? No defender! Amare? No defender! Shawn Marion? Gone....
Yeah, the franchise player is Shaquille O'Neal! :)
[QUOTE=Silverbullit]So Dallas has no franchise player, and who is the franchise player of the Suns? Nash? No defender! Amare? No defender! Shawn Marion? Gone....
Yeah, the franchise player is Shaquille O'Neal! :)[/QUOTE]
:banana: :cheers: :cheers:
good said :party: