Felton and Sheed, everyone's FAVORITE Blazers....
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Crawford is looking pretty good with the Clips too. Any other former Blazers tearing it up?
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Oden, probably.
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Kenneth Faried, ohh wait
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Nate McMillan is really stroking the 3 ball.
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I am not for sure putting Dixon on a D League team would be a good idea. Hope that man thing works out for him though.
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I watched the Spurs Knick game last night and both Raymond and Wallace look like they're in good shape. Felton isn't the greatest at running the point (of course) and benefits playing off the ball with Kidd running it. The Spurs were playing well but the Knicks took it to them down the stretch for an impressive win
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Exactly. It's stupid to put them in the same boat (except if that boat is the Knicks). Wallace played several seasons as our best player. Felton came in fat, and although he did actually play himself into average shape and actually became a positive for the team by the end of the season, nobody noticed, because by then he'd got the coach fired and created such a poisonous atmosphere we couldn't wait for him to leave. I wanted him to come here, but now he's one of my most hated players precisely BECAUSE he's playing well now. Where was that when we needed it you fat motherfucker?
I will always love Sheed. I even forgive him the towel incident, although I wish Sabas had given him a royal ass-kicking first.
(Good point by STOMP: the Knicks are succeeding because they start Kidd alongside Felton so he doesn't actually have to run the team. I wish they'd give us Prigioni, then.)
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I'll take Sheed back here in a second. Felton can gtfo and stfo (S= stay).
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Favorite comment on the game thread from Reddit: "Kidd was hitting threes like they were his wife."
I laughed and told my wife. We wound up having a really interesting conversation about whether the awesome inappropriateness of that joke was good or bad. On one hand, domestic violence is never funny. On the other, Kidd is the poster child for "team first player," and if you just watched the old man play you'd have nothing but respect for him. The joke kind of rounds out the picture of who he really is, and even brings into perspective that he's developed a lethal three point shot in his thirties, which is pretty much unheard of.
I'll probably think of that joke every time I see Kidd now (instead of his famous line about how he wanted to "turn this team around 360 degrees." Which was also awesome, but much less emblematic.)
I laughed and told my wife. We wound up having a really interesting conversation about whether the awesome inappropriateness of that joke was good or bad. On one hand, domestic violence is never funny. On the other, Kidd is the poster child for "team first player," and if you just watched the old man play you'd have nothing but respect for him. The joke kind of rounds out the picture of who he really is, and even brings into perspective that he's developed a lethal three point shot in his thirties, which is pretty much unheard of.
I'll probably think of that joke every time I see Kidd now (instead of his famous line about how he wanted to "turn this team around 360 degrees." Which was also awesome, but much less emblematic.)
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Rasheed gives up pot and Felton gets in shape.
Bam! Hostess goes out of business.
Coincidence?
Bam! Hostess goes out of business.
Coincidence?
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Well played sir!
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Found this on the Knicks' forum in realgm.
They love the guy.
Just wait until he throws those patented 20' high alley oop passes.
They love the guy.
Just wait until he throws those patented 20' high alley oop passes.
