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That he would make the decision to decline and work on his game is very mature for a 19 year old. Props to him for recognizing the bigger picture.
I look forward to what he can become.
electing not to be in a stupid dunk contest isn’t quitting.
you try WAy too hard
Dude he signed he up for it and committed. He even said last week he has about 3 good dunks he has down. Don’t commit in the first place
Maybe, just maybe he was under the impression that he would be there to play in a basketball game as well. Maybe he wants to be known as a basketball player and not just a dunker. Maybe he doesn't want motherfuckers saying shit like he's just the next Gerald Green or some stupid shit like that. Just referring to anyone who would say that type of thing not anyone in particular.Dude he signed he up for it and committed. He even said last week he has about 3 good dunks he has down. Don’t commit in the first place
Really got a sick feeling in my gut that he’s being traded and that’s why he’s dropping out. He’s been practicing for weeks just can’t see him dropping out.
If hes traded it better be for Siakam
What does being traded have to do with anything
That’s not why sir. The dunk contest really isn’t cool anymore. These dudes don’t dig it like they once did. Too cool for school.That's actually a very difficult and mature decision for a rookie.
Props!
Oh stop it.He’s a quitter. Just like he did at Kentucky
You also could stop replying to his dumb statements, as in don’t give it any attention at all.Oh stop it.
My tone was meant to be playful. There’s nothing wrong with @AldoTrapani, mr ultra serious.You also could stop replying to his dumb statements, as in don’t give it any attention at all.
I swear if you’re a negative poster on this board you get more interaction with people here than anything, and it should be the other way around.
We got a John Canazno 2.0 running around on this board for crying out loud.
Ive been around kids is age that would feel slighted for not being asked to participate.I am glad he changed is mind and let's be honest if i were to guess part of it was the fact they left him off the rookie -soph game or whatever that thing is called now so he was like screw you and the dunk contest. However let's assume i am wrong and could be the dunk contest is kind of a joke
My tone was meant to be playful. There’s nothing wrong with @AldoTrapani, mr ultra serious.
That was my first thought, too.I think not being invited to the futures game had a lot to do with his decision.
It's lame that he dropped out. Hopefully it's not because he's being traded, but if it's not that, he should have stayed committed.
He has an image problem with being a quitter already... he shouldn't reinforce that by, like, quitting on something else he committed to.
Billups and Cronin should have put him in a position where he's playing more in real life so he could be playing in the all-rookie game, too, but... we know that is not how those guys roll.
Crazy, if true. He’s too young, too raw and too inexperienced to have his feelings hurt. He should be glad he’s making great money, appearing on national TV, and living the dream as an NBA player. If he’s already sulking halfway through his rookie year, ship his ass out of here.I think not being invited to the futures game had a lot to do with his decision.
Billups and Cronin should have put him in a position where he's playing more in real life so he could be playing in the all-rookie game, too, but... we know that is not how those guys roll.
Rest and relax. The mental fatigue must be brutal.I mean, what's he really going to do to "work on his game" for 2 days over all star break?
