Brian Scalabrine giving a Coli poster that work

[The_Third_Man]

I remember one poster once said he can beat Steph one-on-one

 

[Luck]

Wow! someone who is/was a pro, is naturally gifted, eats, lives, breathes and works in a sport can wash a regular nikka at that sport

Like, y’all just as stupid as the people y’all talk about. Why would anyone with any common sense even play into that silly ass shyt unless they just wanted to argue about something

This like taking someone serious who say they can knock out a gorilla or some shyt. Like just laugh at the clown and Kim. Dramatic ass nikkas...

 

[New Jeruzalem Journalist]

He was on that mos def and dj Honda.tho ...but yeah...these highscool kids dellusional....but that's what being young means

How does this not have a zillion daps?

 

[ISO]

Scalabrine had a series busting regular people's asses awhile back

 

[Diondon]

Steel sharpens steel
Lil breh gon be better for it

 

[JordanWearinThe45]

He bugged on him w the old man weight

 

[feelosofer]

The worst NBA player in the league is still one of the top 500 basketball players in the world. Let that sink in for a minute.

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

chris taft????

I can’t remember his name. Some slim light skinned dude who kid of had freckles on his face

 

[Edub]

Only ballers are in the nba and the nba g leagues....don’t get it twisted

 

[Po pimp]

As someone who has played with and against a couple of NBA players (while we were in college), I don’t wanna say the athleticism gap was so wide (because I was a pretty damn good athlete when I was younger), but what separates them is the skill combined with that athleticism. When you combine their knowledge of the game (knowing how to get to their spots, anticipation on defense, etc), it’s a wrap. It’s one thing to run fast, but it’s another to be able to think ahead. If you’re playing pickup with a bunch or regular people, you see a lot of indecisiveness or jacking up shots. With pros, the game just moves quicker. I remember when I went to my first live NBA game, and it almost seemed choreographed.

 

[CarbonBraddock]

I remember one poster once said he can beat Steph one-on-one

That was me and that was facts.

 

[MikelArteta]

As someone who has played with and against a couple of NBA players (while we were in college), I don’t wanna say the athleticism gap was so wide (because I was a pretty damn good athlete when I was younger), but what separates them is the skill combined with that athleticism. When you combine their knowledge of the game (knowing how to get to their spots, anticipation on defense, etc), it’s a wrap. It’s one thing to run fast, but it’s another to be able to think ahead. If you’re playing pickup with a bunch or regular people, you see a lot of indecisiveness or jacking up shots. With pros, the game just moves quicker. I remember when I went to my first live NBA game, and it almost seemed choreographed.

Yup



watching on television gives a false appearance imo.

I remember watching nhl on tv and i was when I went to a game I was like how fast these players moved

Same with the nba on tv yeah you know their big and athletic etc. but when you go to a game the speed the finesse is cray

 

[ORDER_66]

That was me and that was facts.

Which Steph tho?!?! Curry, Mobley., Who?!!??!

 

[Listen]

1) Scal is 43 and been retired for 9 YEARS

2) Scal has had dudes testing him for 20 years thinking he's just a big slow white guy, so he's built for this

3) He is one of the better analysts in the NBA, both on the local Celtics broadcasts and his NBA Radio show with Frank Isola.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Try to challenge a nba player on the last spot of a 15 man roster brehs..