Talk about things other than video games. What are your other hobbies? What's your favorite TV show? Are you into sports. Any recommended restaurants? Do you travel?
congrats to lebron sa 30 K feat niya kahapn.. Ngayon sa 15tth year niya ang ganda pa rin ng production niya, na outweigh niya yung mga mvp years niya. Yun nga lang pababa talaga cleveland this year. Walang depensa, may in-house bickering plus tyronn lue doesnt seem to have a clue.
Im keeeping my fingers crossed na ang spurs nasa shortlist ng mga teams na willing niyang puntahan next year. Pop can extend lebron’s career gracefully and he fan legitimately contend against warriors kung sakali.
skp_16 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 23, 2018 10:22 pm
Jason Kidd got fired...
But...but why??
Kidd is a terrible coach, using a horrible defensive scheme. I think its safe to say that the Bucks have stalled and have been underachieving despite having a top 5 nba talent in Giannis.
That and may away na between Kidd, some of their stars (jabari), and management.
ROY: Either Simmons, Dono Mitch, or Kuzma
MIP: Victor Oladipo (i'm locking this decision)
MVP: Either Harden or Giannis pero losing streak ngayon ang Bucks.
DPOY: Kristaps or Anthony Davis
Coach Of The Year: Nate McMillan or Thibs
Everybody wants Happiness, Nobody wants Pain...
But you can't have a Rainbow, without a little Rain....
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Report: Blake Griffin traded to Pistons
The Clippers are shaking up the entire foundation and future of their franchise, by reportedly agreeing to trade Blake Griffin to the Pistons. Here’s Michigan Live reporting:
They acquired All-Star forward Blake Griffins from the Los Angeles Clippers for a package of players and draft picks, according to various reports.
The Pistons sent foward Tobias Harris, guarfd Avery Bradley, center Bob Marjanovic and a first- and second-round draft pick to the Clippers, ESPN reports. The Clippers also sent Brice Johnson and Willie Reed to Detroit.
According to ESPN, protections on Detroit’s 2018 first-round pick include 1-4 in 2018, 2019 and 2020, and unprotected in 2021.