Jamesus

Mike and Mike are more so baseball, and football guys. Bad sports radio.

NBAD. :glasses:

Didn't read that.

MacBooks, aren't cheap. Toyota trucks, rust out really easy. Chances are, the owner of the 4-Runner knew something in it was going bad, and he didn't want to have to pay any kind of bills to get it repaired, so he traded it off while it still had some value. The guy that traded him the Bronco, traded him an older Bronco. I believe it was like a 1975? The guy that traded him the Porsche, probably had the money to blow to supe up a Ford Bronco. He could have been a 4x4 enthusiast, or just wanted cheaper insurance bills for all we know. See what I'm saying? He played everything out right. Most people that will trade something for lesser value, usually knows there is a problem with it. I bet the kid had no clue about any kind of automotive knowledge. The 4-Runner was a good trade though, Toyota makes a sturdy little truck.

His story is awesome too. No schools offered him a basketball scholarship, so he went to Harvard on an academic scholarship, and tried out for the basketball team, and ended up breaking all ivy league records. Warriors is a good place for him to be, he just better hope he don't end up in Don Nelson's dog house. Linn for ROY.

As said, you can't study for the ACT. Might want to review Trigonometry, if anything. The science part is the worst. I ran out of time on it from over analyzing the graphs, and just went through there guessing. Before you take it, get a good night of sleep. Don't worry about it, and you will do fine.

Do this, I promise, its good. Melt some butter in a skillet, put in some chicken, or steak, then add green peppers and mushrooms. Its awesome.

Wall has a great chance at being great, he just needs to work on not turning the ball over. He almost averaged a triple double in the summer league, with turnovers being part of the glorified statistic. He was horrible for turning the ball over in college too. In the NBA, he cannot afford to do that. I can't tell you nothing about Turner, I didn't watch him much. He sounds like a flop so far, we'll hear his name in a few years in the Adam Morrison/JJ Reddick category. JJ Reddick being good. I like seeing guys that do more than a year of college succeed, I hope for the best for Evan Turner. Did you not watch much of the Summer League? Favors struggled bad, he even struggled in college. Favors had one good Summer League game. He will not be a sensation right off the bat, no way. He is way to raw, he just doesn't have the skill set needed to be known as a sensation his rookie year. Not to mention he will be playing beside of Brook Lopez. We all know who will be number one option inside. Favors could get some major putbacks, thanks to his athleticism, but I highly doubt that he will even be in mention for ROY. Cousins, is really skilled and polished. I'm thinking, a less athletic and skilled Shaq. The SEC commentators, were constantly comparing the two. You just don't know what you're talking about, if you're saying DeMarcus Cousins has inconsistent aggressiveness. Teams were worried about drafting because of his nature, its extremely aggressive. Teams are constantly trying to fire him up. Look at the Summer League game against Minnesota, when they had that on scrub out trying to fire him up. Cousins told him he was going to beat him on the court, and he hit the game winning shot. Lack of aggressiveness, is clearly not his case. I could tell you some tales about him at the University of Kentucky. I watched him play thirty plus games, I know what I'm talking about.

He already failed once. He came in talking his big [expletive], the usual, you know? I think the Knicks will play Amare at the five, and Anthony Randolph beside of him in the paint at the four. Shaq always got in the way for Amare, he clogs the lane on offense.

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Milicic was starting to look good whenever he was a member of the Orlando Magic. By good I mean, hey if this guy would of got the opportunity, he could be something. That is just the problem, with Darko, he is a big what, if? Darko just got [expletive]ted on when he got drafted. I don't think the Pistons had Rasheed at this time either when they drafted him, or it might of been Ben Wallace. Not totally sure, don't hold me to that. He had the worst coach a rookie could possibly ever have too, next to Don Nelson, Larry Brown. Scouts fell in love with Darko. Its not that Darko was a bad player when he was draft, its just, he went to a team where getting playing time was impossible. Think about it, Darko could be a big name everyone is jizzing about, and Chris Bosh could very well be in Darko's position. Know what I'm saying? Hes not that good, you're right. The thing about Darko is, he couldn't get any worse, and when you are Minnesota, it couldn't get any worse. That's not a fear for Timberwolves fans. The fear for them would be his contract. Timberwolves fans are to busy worrying about what Kahn is going to do next.. Might want to throw whether Ricky Rubio comes and plays for them or not in there too. Back on subject, I've always liked Darko. Believe it or not, hes got potential. His legs, are bound to be one of the most fresh sets of legs from the 2003 draft, that is still in the NBA. To be honest, he has a great skillset... Hes a good passer, from what I've seen, he dishes it to guys on the cuts. Hes got some nice moves on offense too. Hes got the left handed hook shot down, which is good. He can step out and hit the jumper from time to time, too. Hes a big body, can block shots. I would take him over Kwame Brown, I doubt that means much though. But still, it would take a crackhead to trade away the guy who is the rock of your franchise, to create minutes for him. With Darko, I guess it is better late than never. I was actually shocked he didn't recieve more playing time in New York, I figured he would strive under D'Antoni. I feel for you Minnesota fans, those who are still left.. Be strong, and avoid the Miami bandwagon.