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09-13-2009, 03:10 AM #261Banned User
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09-13-2009, 03:37 AM #262C.I.A.
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ha? kasabot kas akong gi-post?
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layoa ra nimog gisabat oi..
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09-13-2009, 03:49 AM #263C.I.A.
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^^about MJs HOF....
thats it mura to iya gisulti about PHIL JACKSON?
Byron Russell? abi mao man to iya hi-light! c'mon.........
anyway, hes the best player ever played the game of basketball....period!
he shoulve give credit to Rodman,Steve Kerr and Toni Kukoc etc.oh well! thats his greatness la nakoy ma storya.
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09-13-2009, 09:12 AM #264C.I.A.
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^wala gani ko kabantay na na-mention si Phil Jackson..
re bryon russell, he wasn't giving him credits or anything.. share lang syag funny story when he came out of retirement.
iyaha pod toh, casual ra kaau iyang speech mao cguro daghan kaayog nkalimtan..
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09-13-2009, 09:38 AM #265C.I.A.
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Now here's a good argument
Do clutch players like Robert Horry or Derek Fisher deserve to be honored in the Basketball Hall of Fame?..
I noticed kasagaran (if not all) naapil sa HOF kay mga stars & main players.. Horry & Fisher were not BIG TIME scorers or bona fide All Stars during their career, nothing fancy about them & their career stats. But we all know how these guys made huge impact for their respective teams esp during playoffs & finals. The Lakers & the Spurs can't thank these guys enough for their numerous cold-blooded winning baskets.
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09-13-2009, 11:00 AM #266
the bryon russel part was funny... well he mentioned pippen his greatest sidekick who is also playing like a superstar but didnt mind playing along side him. boy they are already old arent they? kita ka sa nawong ni kukoc as in old na jud ug si pippen sad.
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09-13-2009, 01:53 PM #267C.I.A.
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murag di gyud na sila qualified sa HOF bai, kay glimpse ra man ilang na-contribute to basketball... ang kasagaran makadaog ug HOF, is kanang dakog nacontribute to the basketball world... in terms of fame and all... Originally Posted by Motownkid
Now here's a good argument
Do clutch players like Robert Horry or Derek Fisher deserve to be honored in the Basketball Hall of Fame?..
I noticed kasagaran (if not all) naapil sa HOF kay mga stars & main players.. Horry & Fisher were not BIG TIME scorers or bona fide All Stars during their career, nothing fancy about them & their career stats. But we all know how these guys made huge impact for their respective teams esp during playoffs & finals. The Lakers & the Spurs can't thank these guys enough for their numerous cold-blooded winning baskets.
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09-13-2009, 03:06 PM #268C.I.A.
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Not. Originally Posted by Motownkid
Now here's a good argument
Do clutch players like Robert Horry or Derek Fisher deserve to be honored in the Basketball Hall of Fame?..
I noticed kasagaran (if not all) naapil sa HOF kay mga stars & main players.. Horry & Fisher were not BIG TIME scorers or bona fide All Stars during their career, nothing fancy about them & their career stats. But we all know how these guys made huge impact for their respective teams esp during playoffs & finals. The Lakers & the Spurs can't thank these guys enough for their numerous cold-blooded winning baskets.
Because (correct me if I'm wrong), some of the shots they made with seconds remaining are still argued about if they are legit shots or not. I think you only make it to HOF when you have attractive stats and a different variety of accomplishments, not buzzer-beating shots that has something to do with the officials in a pivotal playoff game.
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09-13-2009, 05:00 PM #269well IMO id say there are possibilities about being a HOFamer.. a possible candidate is rob horry... damn he made a lot of playoff winning clutch buckets... his shot is not a glimpse of his contribution. he showed he can make tough shots under pressure. yes it has something to do about the clock and how the officials call it but he is consistent in making those kind of a shot. and being that consistent is something special isnt it? Originally Posted by lunateec22
Not.
Because (correct me if I'm wrong), some of the shots they made with seconds remaining are still argued about if they are legit shots or not. I think you only make it to HOF when you have attractive stats and a different variety of accomplishments, not buzzer-beating shots that has something to do with the officials in a pivotal playoff game.
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09-13-2009, 05:07 PM #270C.I.A.
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yup si horry guro ma hof dile si fisher...
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