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Time will tell. I remember when people were calling Jose Canseco a liar for saying there were a shit ton of steroids in baseball.
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Time will tell. I remember when people were calling Jose Canseco a liar for saying there were a shit ton of steroids in baseball.
turned Sammy Sosa completely whiteTime will tell. I remember when people were calling Jose Canseco a liar for saying there were a shit ton of steroids in baseball.
Now that is some quality trolling.
Idaho Stampede died before they could retire his and Luke Jackson's jerseys
Yeah, if Karl were actually claiming somebody had told him that Dame was a problem, that might be one thing. As it is, he's just baselessly talking out of his ass. The situations aren't even remotely comparable.Time will tell. I remember when people were calling Jose Canseco a liar for saying there were a shit ton of steroids in baseball.
Karl probably is going on a bit of a "fuck it" tour. But I find it interesting why he chose Damian as a target? Maybe Stotts confided to him some frustrations privately and Karl was trying to "help out" -- Which didn't help at all.
So what if it's just a little bit true? What if Lillard spends just little too much time on the road doing shoe unveils, high school rap concerts, and radio station interviews to promote his album? New shoe, new album, new season. That's a lot of new to try and achieve success at simultaneously. Not saying he shouldn't do all that. That's part of what makes Lillard so awesome. But what if by Karl saying something Lillard spends just a little bit more time focusing on basketball?
Yeah, Dame seems to generally respond well to being challenged, or dissed, or otherwise called out.Maybe his comments did help though. We won't have evidence until Dame's return.
There is only so much you can do to get prepared for games. You have to have other interests. Just because Dame chooses to rap and build a brand does not mean he is neglecting his basketball career. Would it be better if he spent his time in strip clubs?
All of that stuff is done during the off-season. Yes plenty of time to do all that stuff without it affecting basketball. During the season he doesn't do any of that.
I don't know how you'd be able to tell if it helped or didn't. Damian was already playing at a very high level (at least on offense) and it seems that the team has shifted to a different defensive philosophy against Toronto and Sacramento that appears to be working better. If he slots back into the lineup, and they continue to execute that new philosophy, are we supposed to attribute an improvement on defense to George Karl's hot take?Maybe his comments did help though. We won't have evidence until Dame's return.
That's BS my friend. Read his twitter and facebook accounts. He is insanely busy. He's burning the candle at more ends than a candle can have.
AND AGAIN, I DON'T HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THIS. Lillard is truly a modern day Renaissances man.
Why are you hating on Damian? You're the reason we can't get any free agents to sign here and you're the reason why Walter Berry hated playing here!
You, sir, are a jerk!
Yeah, Dame seems to generally respond well to being challenged, or dissed, or otherwise called out.
And again, I'm not saying that Lillard isn't doing this. What I am saying is new shoe, new album, new season, new State Farm advertising campaign. That's 4 multi-million dollar endeavours. That's rough. That's some amazing time management. And yes, there are times when basketball falls to the bottom of the list. How could it not. I'm not saying it's a problem but it could be a concern.
Probably. Wait until your career is over at the ripe old age of 35 and then have kids. You'll have all the time in the world to be around, and maybe even have matured into a better person better capable of raising kids. And really, why even get married during your pro-sports career? Again, wait until you're retired.Know what else takes a lot of time? Being a parent.
Should everyone stop having kids to dedicate fully to basketball?
That's BS my friend. Read his twitter and facebook accounts. He is insanely busy. He's burning the candle at more ends than a candle can have.
AND AGAIN, I DON'T HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THIS. Lillard is truly a modern day Renaissances man.
Probably. Wait until your career is over at the ripe old age of 35 and then have kids. You'll have all the time in the world to be around, and maybe even have matured into a better person better capable of raising kids. And really, why even get married during your pro-sports career? Again, wait until you're retired.
Oh, I'm not so concerned about families interfering with pro athletes careers - that never happens, because they clearly put their career above their family. I just don't understand why, as a 22 year old millionaire, you want to get married and have children. Enjoy being young and rich and being able to sleep with nearly anyone you want, stay out late, not having to answer to anyone. Now of course there are exceptions like AC Green, but by and large it just seems like a dumb path to take.Sure. Because having kids hurt the careers of... No one ever. Not even Kemp. And he has more Baby mama drama than the whole NBA. Nope something different hurt his career.
I just don't understand why, as a 22 year old millionaire, you want to get married and have children. Enjoy being young and rich and being able to sleep with nearly anyone you want, stay out late, not having to answer to anyone.
Of course. But by and large, young, rich, and famous people generally aren't the settle-down type. Athletes, actors, musicians - not exactly known for having successful monogamous relationships at a young age (or any age). Sure, that could be said about 50% of the general population, but that number seems to skyrocket for the previously mentioned population.You don't have to be AC Green to not want a constant singles life. Just like anyone else, athletes can fall in love and want to settle down with someone. You take "unattached" to be a universal positive for anyone young and rich, but it isn't. It is for some, not for others. It depends on personality type and what you value.
That was his only semi-redeeming quality, IMO. Okay, it's not redeeming - but I'm happy that one of his many character flaws worked to our advantage.we all hated lamarsha for having no loyalty
Actually most of those folks do have relationships and normal lives....it's just that most of them aren't famous with tabloid press pasting their mugs all over the world daily...politicians, same....that kind of wealth can be a real prison for famous folks in any walk of life...I've been a musician and held a normal job all my adult life...been married for almost 30 years happily...not that uncommon. Substance abuse is the culprit in the entertainment world...if you have discipline...it's not an issue per say....touring the world non stop doesn't help but soldiers have done that for thousands of yearsAthletes, actors, musicians
This...except for the Anthony Davis part....but that's more of a CJ proposal than a Dame ideaanyone who can even come up with a theory on lillard being our problem doesnt know basketball. you act like just because espn broadcasters dont say his name every 3 seconds like a curry/westbrick that he's just not good enough. it's fucking stupid. stop it. dame is the shit. he's really fucking good.
even people wanting to trade him for anthony davis are idiots. how many playoffs series has anthony davis won his team? how about lillard? thanks, but ill keep lillard.
we all hated lamarsha for having no loyalty and lillard has shown nothing but loyalty to portland and you want to wash your hands of him because he doesnt shoot 100% from the field and average 148 steals a game?
