triumvirate the Axis of Evil
VicXnews
Good grief.
http://twitter.com/erivera7
Dewey
news:i25p33$umm$1...@news.eternal-september.org:
> Wow. People are calling the James/Wade/Bosh triumvirate the Axis of
> Evil. Good grief.
> http://twitter.com/erivera7
>
Cool.
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Huang Gang
> Wow. People are calling the James/Wade/Bosh triumvirate the Axis of Evil.
> Good grief.http://twitter.com/erivera7
I don't think Dwade or Bosh is evil....
mayner
None of the three are evil. They just don't have the sand to get it
done on their own. Well, when you think about it, Wade stayed and the
other two had to leave their teams to try. At least Wade didn't run
away like little girls. ;-)
Gary Collard
> On Wed, 21 Jul 2010 02:39:40 -0700 (PDT), Huang Gang
> <kongw...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> On Jul 21, 11:21 am, VicXnews<n...@news.com> wrote:
>>> Wow. People are calling the James/Wade/Bosh triumvirate the Axis of Evil.
>>> Good grief.http://twitter.com/erivera7
>>
>> I don't think Dwade or Bosh is evil....
>
>
> None of the three are evil. They just don't have the sand to get it
> done on their own.
Nor does anybody else who has ever played the game, fwiw.
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mayner
<garyc...@netscape.net> wrote:
>On 7/21/2010 6:27 AM, mayner wrote:
>> On Wed, 21 Jul 2010 02:39:40 -0700 (PDT), Huang Gang
>> <kongw...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> On Jul 21, 11:21 am, VicXnews<n...@news.com> wrote:
>>>> Wow. People are calling the James/Wade/Bosh triumvirate the Axis of Evil.
>>>> Good grief.http://twitter.com/erivera7
>>>
>>> I don't think Dwade or Bosh is evil....
>>
>>
>> None of the three are evil. They just don't have the sand to get it
>> done on their own.
>
>Nor does anybody else who has ever played the game, fwiw.
Sure they have. They stay and work with management to get the right
mix of guys to come and join _them_. They don't give up on their team,
city, fans and have a half hour special on ESPN proclaiming themselves
the best in the Universe and sure to win 6 or 7 championships before
they're done.
No, _real_ great players don't do that shit.
Terraholm
>
>
> Sure they have. They stay and work with management to get the right
> mix of guys to come and join _them_. They don't give up on their team,
> city, fans and have a half hour special on ESPN proclaiming themselves
> the best in the Universe ....
>
> No, _real_ great players don't do that shit.
Except for the espn part sounds like Shaq...
mayner
Shaquille now, yes. Others wanted to play with him just a few years
ago. I still can't get my mind around the fact he's closing in on 40!
RzR
> On Wed, 21 Jul 2010 02:39:40 -0700 (PDT), Huang Gang
> <kongw...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> On Jul 21, 11:21 am, VicXnews <n...@news.com> wrote:
>>> Wow. People are calling the James/Wade/Bosh triumvirate the Axis of
>>> Evil. Good grief.http://twitter.com/erivera7
>>
>> I don't think Dwade or Bosh is evil....
>
>
> None of the three are evil. They just don't have the sand to get it
> done on their own.
lol...dumbest post of the year...
name one nba superstar that did it on his own?
maybe wade vs dallas?
RzR
> On Wed, 21 Jul 2010 17:54:25 -0500, Gary Collard
> <garyc...@netscape.net> wrote:
>
>> On 7/21/2010 6:27 AM, mayner wrote:
>>> On Wed, 21 Jul 2010 02:39:40 -0700 (PDT), Huang Gang
>>> <kongw...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> On Jul 21, 11:21 am, VicXnews<n...@news.com> wrote:
>>>>> Wow. People are calling the James/Wade/Bosh triumvirate the Axis
>>>>> of Evil. Good grief.http://twitter.com/erivera7
>>>>
>>>> I don't think Dwade or Bosh is evil....
>>>
>>>
>>> None of the three are evil. They just don't have the sand to get it
>>> done on their own.
>>
>> Nor does anybody else who has ever played the game, fwiw.
>
>
> Sure they have. They stay and work with management to get the right
> mix of guys to come and join _them_.
grasping at straws at its best
>
> No, _real_ great players don't do that shit.
lol shut the fuck up wiht the dumb shit like this...i bet you cant sell this
to a 2 year old lol
Neil Cerutti
He had a still relatively dominant Shaq, though not the MVP Shaq.
His feat is comparable to the only other guy to pull off anything
like it: Rick Barry in 1975, 2nd banana Jamaal Wilkes.
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Terraholm
> On Wed, 21 Jul 2010 16:34:17 -0700, Terraholm
> <terrahol...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> mayner wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Sure they have. They stay and work with management to get the right
>>> mix of guys to come and join _them_. They don't give up on their team,
>>> city, fans and have a half hour special on ESPN proclaiming themselves
>>> the best in the Universe ....
>>>
>>> No, _real_ great players don't do that shit.
>> Except for the espn part sounds like Shaq...
>
>
> Shaquille now, yes. Others wanted to play with him just a few years
I mean when he left Orlando the team that drafted him and he proclaimed
to love.
Gave up on his team and that he had got to the finals, the city and
his fans and went elsewhere. Certainly proclaimed himself
the best in the Universe....constantly.
>I still can't get my mind around the fact he's closing in on 40
I can not believe of all the guys I would expect to someday be the
oldest in the league' it is Shaq.
Terraholm
Hakeem the first one, Drexler joined him the next year.
I had to laugh at Barkley having to modify his disapproval of the three
getting together with an age thing, remember when Hakeem, Chuck and
Pippen were supposed to eat up the west and did not get out of the first
round.
Neil Cerutti
> Neil Cerutti wrote:
>> He had a still relatively dominant Shaq, though not the MVP
>> Shaq. His feat is comparable to the only other guy to pull off
>> anything like it: Rick Barry in 1975, 2nd banana Jamaal
>> Wilkes.
>
> Hakeem the first one, Drexler joined him the next year.
Good one! I hate forgetting about Hakeem's awesomeness. 2nd
banana(s): Vernon Maxwell/Otis Thorpe. Yikes!
> I had to laugh at Barkley having to modify his disapproval of
> the three getting together with an age thing, remember when
> Hakeem, Chuck and Pippen were supposed to eat up the west and
> did not get out of the first round.
That was damn sad.
--
Neil Cerutti
Neil Cerutti
>> Hakeem the first one, Drexler joined him the next year.
>
> Good one! I hate forgetting about Hakeem's awesomeness. 2nd
> banana(s): Vernon Maxwell/Otis Thorpe. Yikes!
Looking at it again, that was a really interesting team. It seems
to have succeeded by playing amazing team basketball. In the
playoffs that year Hakeem, Robert Horry, Kenny Smith, Vernon
Maxwell, and Sam Cassell all averaged nearly 4 assists or higher.
That's bind-moggling.
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Neil Cerutti
Terraholm
> On 2010-07-22, Terraholm <terrahol...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Neil Cerutti wrote:
>>> He had a still relatively dominant Shaq, though not the MVP
>>> Shaq. His feat is comparable to the only other guy to pull off
>>> anything like it: Rick Barry in 1975, 2nd banana Jamaal
>>> Wilkes.
>> Hakeem the first one, Drexler joined him the next year.
>
> Good one! I hate forgetting about Hakeem's awesomeness. 2nd
> banana(s): Vernon Maxwell/Otis Thorpe. Yikes!
Kenny Smith and Horry doing his playoff stuff...
>
>> I had to laugh at Barkley having to modify his disapproval of
>> the three getting together with an age thing, remember when
>> Hakeem, Chuck and Pippen were supposed to eat up the west and
>> did not get out of the first round.
>
> That was damn sad.
>
Made me grin...Barkley earlier had tried to join Drexler in Portland
when he left Philly. Flew to Portland to sell himself and Petrie turned
him down.
Last season he was still whining about that, said Petrie owes him the
airfare. He has not said a nice word about Portland since then
either...more hypocrisy for the chuckster on LBJ