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Loved him as a person, and couldn't wait for him to get traded as a player.
You know what they say, don't hate the player - hate the game
It's a feel good story. I am glad he found a home where he is valued and needed.
He was a pretty good player for us, just woefully overpaid for what he brought to the table. I would not mind having him back for Noel-type money, to provide low post scoring off the bench. Though too late for that probably, Obi should fill this role better.
Guy was a double-double every night be and couldn’t guard a parking meter
Perfect 6th man in today's nba game. Becomes situational though during the playoffs and that limits his ceiling
Philc1 wrote:Guy was a double-double every night be and couldn’t guard a parking meter
He actually tried to guard and it was very comical. The man was all heart. Just that somehow his defensive instincts were all sorts of whack
I can see myself rooting for Kanter and Melo in the West.
And Drummond had 20-11 last night I think.
Glad we didn’t get him.
KnickDanger wrote:I can see myself rooting for Kanter and Melo in the West.
I’ve always had a soft spot for the Blazers- I find Lillard very easy to root for, but even before then I used to like the late 90s/ early 00s teams
Knicksfan wrote:And Drummond had 20-11 last night I think.Glad we didn’t get him.
Lakers are a great fit for him while there’s no AD, we wouldn’t have been
smackeddog wrote:KnickDanger wrote:I can see myself rooting for Kanter and Melo in the West.
I’ve always had a soft spot for the Blazers- I find Lillard very easy to root for, but even before then I used to like the late 90s/ early 00s teams
Blazers will definitely be my team in the West. Really want to see Lillard and them get a ring at some point and I feel like its open season this year.
ramtour420 wrote:Philc1 wrote:Guy was a double-double every night be and couldn’t guard a parking meter
He actually tried to guard and it was very comical. The man was all heart. Just that somehow his defensive instincts were all sorts of whack
His attempts at defense were more like slowing down to see an accident on the other side of the freeway. You see it, but you really want to look away.
I've watched some Portland games (Relax, NALOD), and nothing's changed. He's painful to watch every defensive possession. I don't understand how someone that big can't guard anyone. At anytime. Anywhere on the floor. He's like a Bargs lowlight video every night on d.
jrodmc wrote:ramtour420 wrote:Philc1 wrote:Guy was a double-double every night be and couldn’t guard a parking meter
He actually tried to guard and it was very comical. The man was all heart. Just that somehow his defensive instincts were all sorts of whack
His attempts at defense were more like slowing down to see an accident on the other side of the freeway. You see it, but you really want to look away.
I've watched some Portland MELO games (Relax, NALOD), and nothing's changed. He's painful to watch every defensive possession. I don't understand how someone that big can't guard anyone. At anytime. Anywhere on the floor. He's like a Bargs lowlight video every night on d.
Fixed. I’m chill. NOthong wrong with being a fanboy thru and thru even till the end. In fact its admirable!
ramtour420 wrote:Philc1 wrote:Guy was a double-double every night be and couldn’t guard a parking meter
He actually tried to guard and it was very comical. The man was all heart. Just that somehow his defensive instincts were all sorts of whack
Kanter is just a big, thick guy who camps in the crease and gets rebounds and put backs that way. It doesn’t work in today’s nba where everyone is expected to defend in space
