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Ross = Joey Graham with the occasional 3?
Joey would at least show up every other game (good joey/bad joey), ross just fell off since he become a father. fukking fragile.
Ross = Joey Graham with the occasional 3?
what yall think went down with that tunnel shyt at york? some terrorist shyt? fukking cops though, could have at least waited to see if anyone came back.
arvydas like Usain compared to JVjonas is garbage you give any big man those minutes and same production
dude runs like aryvdas sabonis
Ross a poor mans Sonny Seems
arvydas like Usain compared to JV
And when did Mo Pete become a raps commentator?
Holy shyt, this is dead on
Sonny is the best American in Europe now too. Ettore Messina (now a Spurs assistant) did a good job developing him
arvydas like Usain compared to JV
And when did Mo Pete become a raps commentator?
we should bring him back
“I was open to going back to the NBA, but the offers weren’t what I was looking for as far as money and contract lengths go,” Weems told Basketball Insiders during a one-on-one chat.
After putting up career-highs for the Raptors during the 2010-2011 season with 9.2 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game, Weems headed across the pond for the fist time. He signed with Zalgiris Kaunas of Lithuania (home for former Raptors and Cleveland Cavaliers guard Will Cherry). It wasn’t a smooth transition, but over time, Weems re-invented himself as an elite all-around player.
“He has the complete package,” said a longtime Euroleague coach.
Weems then spent time under former Los Angeles Lakers adviser and current San Antonio Spurs assistant coach Ettore Messina at CSKA Moscow. He became the go-to player for the Russians, but ultimately missed a game-winning three-pointer that could’ve sent Moscow to the Euroleague Finals. He averaged 12.2 points, 3.5 rebounds and 3.7 dimes over 29 Euroleague appearances last season.
So what’s keeping him out of the NBA?
“I couldn’t really pursue the NBA because some of the teams I spoke to wanted to wait and I didn’t want to wait,” Weems said. “I had a couple offers from a few teams in the league. One of the more serious organizations was the Atlanta Hawks, offering a fully-guaranteed deal. CSKA, however, presented me with a great offer that I couldn’t refuse.”
Curious as to what a “great offer” means? Well, according to sources, Weems inked a long-term $10 million agreement with CSKA, cementing himself as the highest-paid player overseas.
“I’m 28 years old, I’m not getting any younger, and a basketball career is short,” Weems said. “CSKA is pretty much my team. I have a lot of control over here and can basically do whatever I want. I think I made a smart move career-wise.”
Are we watching the same JV? He's improved by leaps and bounds. He's finally understanding how to track rebounds and where to be on the floor on offence...the defence still needs work, though.jonas is garbage you give any big man those minutes and same production
dude runs like aryvdas sabonis
don't disrespect the great sabonis. dudes legs were fukked by time he hit the nba and he was still in terms of skill.jonas is garbage you give any big man those minutes and same production
dude runs like aryvdas sabonis