More prime stupidity. The face of the league is a near 40 year old athletic freak of nature standing 6'9, 260lbs with probably single digit body fat. The presumptuous rookie of the year is a agile, fluid teenage 7'5 GUARD with handles... each team has atleast 3 wing players at 6'6 with 40 inch vertical jumps. Again, you're a moron.
There you go naming a top ten player again. Greats would be greats in any era. And you're kinda making my point with Austin Reaves.. Hes a 15ppg role player who gets the benefit of the spotlight from playing with Lebron James (remember Caruso?). Austin Reaves would be a all-star in the 90s.With all these athletic superior human specimen in the league Luka drops 70 on 75% shooting. So you think Bird couldn't drop 80? All these 40 inch vertical jumps and other shit, but Austin Reaves can put up 25 on any given night?
I dont really disagree here.. but this sounds more like hate than an actual critique of their skillset and gameplay overall. And thats what alot of the criticism today is based in. Hate. Im cool with shitting on all these cats and this "resting" bullshit. But to act like these niggas aint just better than the 80s and 90s players is nonsense.These cats fly private jets, have nutrionists, personal trainers and can't play 82 games? Foh.
If this is the case where are all the white American NBA star players today? Hornacek wouldnt make an NBA roster today and Stockton would be a backup PG at best.You always comment on the low IQ today's players have, so yes Jeff Hornacek, John Stockton and other slow cacs would fucking feast in today's nba, and damn sure would be starting for your squad.
Predictive text. I dont proofread this shit.Sandwiched between “prime stupidity” and “you’re a moron,” the word you were looking for is presumptive. I was wondering which rookie was so teeming with temerity to earn the designation of “the presumptuous rookie of the year.”
Well done. Sadly, no one will read it."The Presumptuous Rookie of the Year"
In the heart of the basketball world, a new sensation emerged on the NBA scene – a rookie whose talent was undeniable but whose arrogance knew no bounds. Meet Jake "Flash" Thompson, a young shooting guard with a scoring prowess that turned heads from the very beginning.
Jake had dominated the college basketball scene, earning the title of "The Phenom" as he led his team to victory in the NCAA tournament. His entrance into the NBA was highly anticipated, but so too was his reputation for being presumptuous. His self-proclaimed nickname, "Flash," echoed his flashy playing style and brash personality.
From the moment Jake stepped onto the court for his debut game, he lived up to the hype. His crossovers left defenders in his wake, and his three-pointers seemed to defy the laws of physics. The basketball world couldn't help but marvel at his talent, but many also cringed at his unabashed confidence.
As the season progressed, Jake's performances continued to dazzle, earning him a spot in the Rookie of the Year conversation. His scoring averages were among the league's best, and he had become a social media sensation. However, his arrogance grated on both opponents and teammates alike.
During press conferences, Jake would boast about his skills and predict his team's inevitable championship victory. Teammates found themselves frustrated by his unwillingness to acknowledge their collective effort. Even the coach, a seasoned veteran, struggled to rein in Jake's presumptuous attitude.
Despite the talent, the team's chemistry began to suffer. Jake's disregard for his teammates' contributions created a rift that threatened to undermine the very success he so confidently predicted.
One fateful day, during a crucial playoff game, the team found themselves trailing in the fourth quarter. Jake, however, remained unfazed, confidently waving off his teammates' suggestions and attempting to take over the game himself. The opposing team, recognizing Jake's overconfidence, focused their defensive efforts on shutting him down.
In the final minutes, with victory slipping away, Jake had an epiphany. He realized that basketball was a team sport, and no individual, no matter how talented, could win it alone. Swallowing his pride, he began to pass the ball, acknowledging his teammates' strengths.
In a stunning turnaround, the team fought back and secured the win, advancing in the playoffs. Jake, humbled by the experience, faced the media with a newfound humility.
"I may be the presumptuous rookie of the year," Jake admitted, "but I've learned that success in the NBA is about more than just individual talent. It's about teamwork, respect, and recognizing that every player on the court has a role to play."
As the playoffs unfolded, Jake continued to shine, not just as a scorer but as a team player. The presumptuous rookie of the year had learned a valuable lesson about the true nature of success in the world of professional basketball.
“After school work”
I’ve *been* making this point about inflated stats:
Damn, that bat signal is pretty reliable.
When you can’t argue the facts, attack the messenger.
“After school work”
I’ve *been* making this point about inflated stats:
The context suggests you thought it was real…
People believing anything they read on the internet
"A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on." -Winston Churchill It is worse than ever in the social media age... you dumb motherfuckers believe anything you read on the internet https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/bonus-hole-health-professionals/...www.bgol.us
And this is where Bomani is full of shit. Saying no one pretended MJ was better than he was during his wizards stint is wholeheartedly bullshit. I was there. Media in general coddled MJ and largely looked past his poor play while highlighting the occasion chase down block, or turn around jumper. The commissioner even waged a public campaign to get the guy into the all star game. And when that didnt work they waged a shame campaign against fellow UNC alum Vince Carter to gift MJ a roster slot.
Reducing Lebrons season to being simply "pretty good", when he is clearly a top ten player and lead vote getter in the all star ballots is clown shit. An assessment of "pretty good" for a guy who was more often than not the best player in the postseason just 8 months ago, while leading his team to the conference finals against the eventual champs is more clown shit. I see why this guy keeps getting run off of TV and is now reduced to running a "pretty good" podcast.
And this is where Bomani is full of shit. Saying no one pretended MJ was better than he was during his wizards stint is wholeheartedly bullshit. I was there. Media in general coddled MJ and largely looked past his poor play while highlighting the occasion chase down block, or turn around jumper. The commissioner even waged a public campaign to get the guy into the all star game. And when that didnt work they waged a shame campaign against fellow UNC alum Vince Carter to gift MJ a roster slot.
Reducing Lebrons season to being simply "pretty good", when he is clearly a top ten player and lead vote getter in the all star ballots is clown shit. An assessment of "pretty good" for a guy who was more often than not the best player in the postseason just 8 months ago, while leading his team to the conference finals against the eventual champs is more clown shit. I see why this guy keeps getting run off of TV and is now reduced to running a "pretty good" podcast.
“After school work”
I’ve *been* making this point about inflated stats:
Bomani was my guy for years, but I had to unsubscribe from his new media productions. His anti Deion, anti LeBron just don't agree with me. I understand his context and his choice to always seek an alternative upper analysis of every topic, but this dude has become a Ringer reporter, ala Bill Simmons. He is basically, intelligently sneak dissing Black excellence for some reason.
Bomani was my guy for years, but I had to unsubscribe from his new media productions. His anti Deion, anti LeBron just don't agree with me. I understand his context and his choice to always seek an alternative upper analysis of every topic, but this dude has become a Ringer reporter, ala Bill Simmons. He is basically, intelligently sneak dissing Black excellence for some reason.
And make no mistake. Vince was (rightfully) pissed in real time and reluctant to give away the slot. But let Bomani tell it, nobody was pretending MJ was better than he was then."It was encouraged by the league that it was a good idea. By the powers that be. It was probably a good idea that MJ starts in his last All-Star Game. I ain't no fool, you know what I'm saying? I ain't no fool. First of all, we all look up to MJ and he's a hero. Bruh, that's a memory that nobody else can talk about. That can't be duplicated. Bruh, I got a story—I can tell this story forever. Nobody else can say that."
And this is where Bomani is full of shit. Saying no one pretended MJ was better than he was during his wizards stint is wholeheartedly bullshit. I was there. Media in general coddled MJ and largely looked past his poor play while highlighting the occasion chase down block, or turn around jumper. The commissioner even waged a public campaign to get the guy into the all star game. And when that didnt work they waged a shame campaign against fellow UNC alum Vince Carter to gift MJ a roster slot.
Reducing Lebrons season to being simply "pretty good", when he is clearly a top ten player and lead vote getter in the all star ballots is clown shit. An assessment of "pretty good" for a guy who was more often than not the best player in the postseason just 8 months ago, while leading his team to the conference finals against the eventual champs is more clown shit. I see why this guy keeps getting run off of TV and is now reduced to running a "pretty good" podcast.
I feel similarly about Bomani. Was a huge supporter. But what you've stated combined with his vaccine and covid takes have tuned me down on the guy.Bomani was my guy for years, but I had to unsubscribe from his new media productions. His anti Deion, anti LeBron just don't agree with me. I understand his context and his choice to always seek an alternative upper analysis of every topic, but this dude has become a Ringer reporter, ala Bill Simmons. He is basically, intelligently sneak dissing Black excellence for some reason.
Wow.. not sanctimonious "facts over feelings" Bomani with a tweet and delete?He had a little bit of I don't know mental emotional dump on Twitter of all places this week. Then deleted the tweets.
Took a shot at Dan and Pablo which was unnecessary and unfair and unwise.
And make no mistake. Vince was (rightfully) pissed in real time and reluctant to give away the slot. But let Bomani tell it, nobody was pretending MJ was better than he was then.
Wow.. not sanctimonious "facts over feelings" Bomani with a tweet and delete?
Would love to see those.
I feel similarly about Bomani. Was a huge supporter. But what you've stated combined with his vaccine and covid takes have tuned me down on the guy.
The Pistons smacking the Thunder. Good
I feel similarly about Bomani. Was a huge supporter. But what you've stated combined with his vaccine and covid takes have tuned me down on the guy.
I was on people have the right to take or not take this shit. And anti anyone publicly advertising for big pharma.Wait you were on that anti vaxx?
Im pretty healthy bro. I dont think anyone in sound health should have taken that shit. Especially once we understood it didnt prevent infection or spread. But thats not the point, my issue was with those pretending to be experts and spending so much time being hyper critical of those who did or didnt take it. Safe to say they've been proven wrong in retrospect.Shouldn't your old ass be for the vaccine?
I posted some Bomani tweets on Friday and didn’t know he deleted them.Wow.. not sanctimonious "facts over feelings" Bomani with a tweet and delete?
Would love to see those.
Damn. Surprisingly candid.