Is this the end for this iteration of the Clippers?
- Thread starter Gil Scott-Heroin
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Is he gonna take a game check every other game?
You're a worse jinx than @Malcolmxxx_23 and @Swagnificent combined.
You're like an undercover c00n. You only appear to cheer for Black players because you know you'll bring them bad fortune.
Bro pls don’t @ me in ur beefsYou're a worse jinx than @Malcolmxxx_23 and @Swagnificent combined.
You're like an undercover c00n. You only appear to cheer for Black players because you know you'll bring them bad fortune.
Boonapalist
Superstar
This iteration of the Clippers was over once PG started getting hurt. Kawhi load managing and dealing with injuries was expected
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
spencerforhire
All Star
Its time to tear it down
DoubleJ13
Smooth sailing from here on out...
What's fukked up about that is that PG was coming off 2 shoulder surgeries the same summer they traded for him. This has been a thing right from the start.
They both got two more years on their deals? 
@Gil Scott-Heroin rejoicing because of injuries to black players is all you need to know about his caricature on here. Just like how he wanted to Kyrie Irving out of the league because of an Amazon movie link, he relishes the opportunity to kick black men while they’re down, such as Kawhi Leonard and Paul George. Both of which are in situations beyond their control.
It’s ironic he made this thread while the washed up Warriors are fighting for their life, and only won a game because his favorite player was suspended.
It’s ironic he made this thread while the washed up Warriors are fighting for their life, and only won a game because his favorite player was suspended.
You're a worse jinx than @Malcolmxxx_23 and @Swagnificent combined.
You're like an undercover c00n. You only appear to cheer for Black players because you know you'll bring them bad fortune.
Try again, c00n.
murksiderock
Superstar
The last time Kawhi had a sprained knee that bytch was torn. This shyt is over...
This dude's career will go down as one of the most enigmatic ever...
He was never the best player in basketball. But at his best he was one of the three greatest players alive, arguably the best two way player, and could be the best player in any series for you. His peak was dumb high but his prime was so short you have fairly weigh this when discussing his standing All-Time...
He was a generally great playoff performer but his resume does get gassed because there isn't enough there to call him a GOAT playoff guy. He wasn't even James Worthy level when the Spurs won in '14, so everything in his pre-prime isn't even notable...
His prime only lasted about six years and people forget the '16 disappearing act; people choose to overlook the '20 disappearing act; and his injuries really began mounting on the back half of his prime...
He had two "would be" runs that could've amounted to something legendary in '17 and '21 but he only played into the WCSF in '21 and didn't finish G1 of the WCF in '17. Not his fault, but losing postseasons to injury don't warrant extra credit...
He's going to become the face of the "what if" careers because of how dominant he could be at peak and the fact he did lead a championship run, once upon a time. People will always wonder how many titles his injuries took off the table for him...
This dude's career will go down as one of the most enigmatic ever...
He was never the best player in basketball. But at his best he was one of the three greatest players alive, arguably the best two way player, and could be the best player in any series for you. His peak was dumb high but his prime was so short you have fairly weigh this when discussing his standing All-Time...
He was a generally great playoff performer but his resume does get gassed because there isn't enough there to call him a GOAT playoff guy. He wasn't even James Worthy level when the Spurs won in '14, so everything in his pre-prime isn't even notable...
His prime only lasted about six years and people forget the '16 disappearing act; people choose to overlook the '20 disappearing act; and his injuries really began mounting on the back half of his prime...
He had two "would be" runs that could've amounted to something legendary in '17 and '21 but he only played into the WCSF in '21 and didn't finish G1 of the WCF in '17. Not his fault, but losing postseasons to injury don't warrant extra credit...
He's going to become the face of the "what if" careers because of how dominant he could be at peak and the fact he did lead a championship run, once upon a time. People will always wonder how many titles his injuries took off the table for him...