I saw that the anorexic "star" for the Thunder was unusually awful in the playoffs. He's a perfect
example of a current "star" who would hardly get off the bench 25/30/40 years ago in the NBA. Simply put, he would've been pulverized. Now, in the three-ball-skip step professional game, a walking toothpick gets placed on the All- Star team and make third team All-NBA for posting a whopping 17 ppg. Unreal.
I don't care how repetitive I am: You absolutely cannot like the game of basketball and watch this shit.
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Rolando Blackman disagrees with you.
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Wembabyama, Castle, Harper, Vassell - You'd like this Spurs team.
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I mourn what the NBA does to talented basketball players. See, most of these guys had HS coaches and
college coaches who made them play the right way. They didn't let them take plays off. They didn't let them give garbage effort on defense. They didn't let them throw up repeated crap shots. They didn't let them travel, egregiously, over and over. There are people who haven't watched the NBA in 30/40 years. I can't emphasize enough to those people how awful it is. If your reference is Celtics-Lakers/Sixers in the 80s or the Bulls-Blazers/Jazz in the 90s,you'll likely become angry if commit to more than a quarter of current NBA game. I used to love the NBA playoffs even more than the NCAA Tournament, which says a lot.
Watch the Spurs.
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