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I notice the BBC sport page does a "plays of the week" for NBA now.
Now I used to play basketball and do understand that some aspects of the sport are more difficult to execute than some might think. But with that said, what is so clever about a seven foot GIANT dribbling up to the basket and slamming it in from above the ring? (which appears to account for around 7 out of the top 10 plays)
Now I used to play basketball and do understand that some aspects of the sport are more difficult to execute than some might think. But with that said, what is so clever about a seven foot GIANT dribbling up to the basket and slamming it in from above the ring? (which appears to account for around 7 out of the top 10 plays)
Geestar
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A bit early... that will be a whole new thread come mid-March
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studio150
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I notice the BBC sport page does a "plays of the week" for NBA now.
Now I used to play basketball and do understand that some aspects of the sport are more difficult to execute than some might think. But with that said, what is so clever about a seven foot GIANT dribbling up to the basket and slamming it in from above the ring? (which appears to account for around 7 out of the top 10 plays)
Far better to show under pressure shots and/or buzzer beaters rather than dunks and open 3s
I notice the BBC sport page does a "plays of the week" for NBA now.
Now I used to play basketball and do understand that some aspects of the sport are more difficult to execute than some might think. But with that said, what is so clever about a seven foot GIANT dribbling up to the basket and slamming it in from above the ring? (which appears to account for around 7 out of the top 10 plays)
This does always make me chuckle. I often catch the Plays of the Month on Sportsnet as they seem to show it every time they've got a free slot. They have some amazing bits of skill in the NHL (they're on ice, it looks f***ing difficult), some top drawer catches in NFL (a sport I'm not a fan of but I understand the skills), some top baseball plays, world class goals and saves in football (Brighton have featured a couple of times), then there's some 7 foot guy plonking a ball in a basket or lobbing it in from slightly further out than normal
Tyrone Biggums
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Personally I'd trade him. Not that they will. But it's either him or Brown probably (and Rozier) that need to be traded to open up a highly crowded roster.
Tyrone Biggums
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I notice the BBC sport page does a "plays of the week" for NBA now.
Now I used to play basketball and do understand that some aspects of the sport are more difficult to execute than some might think. But with that said, what is so clever about a seven foot GIANT dribbling up to the basket and slamming it in from above the ring? (which appears to account for around 7 out of the top 10 plays)
You need to watch more NBA with teams like Golden State, Milwaukee and Toronto.
I met a bloke who knew Hayward when he was a uni student at Butler in Indianapolis. He is supposedly an excellent person who gives many of his earnings away to charities. I also didn't realize till then that Boston head coach, Stevens, was Haywards manager at uni.
How does telling me to watch the 3 best teams answer the question as to what is so impressive about a 7 foot giant slam dunking from above the ring?
I'm not particularly anti-basketball, I already knew who the best teams were thanks, I'm just pointing out that those top plays are nothing of the sort.
What about a sexy alley oop?
Poetry in motion from the world best:-
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Pedant alert - There are very few 7 foot tall players in the NBA.
The average height is 6ft 7.
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Pedant alert - There are very few 7 foot tall players in the NBA.
The average height is 6ft 7.
Now look at the total highlight package from the same game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-3OQS0PfCU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-3OQS0PfCU
Geestar
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Geestar
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And football being the only sport that shows missed shots as "highlights"This does always make me chuckle. I often catch the Plays of the Month on Sportsnet as they seem to show it every time they've got a free slot. They have some amazing bits of skill in the NHL (they're on ice, it looks f***ing difficult), some top drawer catches in NFL (a sport I'm not a fan of but I understand the skills), some top baseball plays, world class goals and saves in football (Brighton have featured a couple of times), then there's some 7 foot guy plonking a ball in a basket or lobbing it in from slightly further out than normal
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There's just so many really LAME sports out there. The whole spectrum of Nordic sports springs to mind. Oh, and the non-Nordic sport of basketball. Obviously.
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You watched last night's match against the Warriors yet?
Don't want to spoil the result!
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