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Kevin Durant says there are challenges to finding LeBron sidekick
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paskeezy3000
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Re: Kevin Durant says their are challenges to finding LeBron sidekick
Durant has turned into one of my most despised players.
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Re: Kevin Durant says their are challenges to finding LeBron sidekick
He's such a girl.paskeezy3000 wrote:Durant has turned into one of my most despised players.
Re: Kevin Durant says their are challenges to finding LeBron sidekick
Doesn't make him wrong in this case. I think he is telling the truth about Lebron's media fan boys. I can think of two. Nick Wright & Brian Windhorst come to mind.vcsgrizzfan wrote:He's such a girl.paskeezy3000 wrote:Durant has turned into one of my most despised players.
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Re: Kevin Durant says there are challenges to finding LeBron sidekick
He's not entirely wrong about the basketball stuff... and that's fine. James is doing just fine finding teammates that can help him get to the Finals every year.
As for the media stuff... do you remember when ESPN had THREE writers dedicated to the Miami Heat beat?
- Windhorst, James' bobo when he was a high schooler in Akron.
- Tom Haberstroh who actively trolled people on ESPN with ridiculous stats about James.
- Some black guy named Wallace?
It was pretty funny.
Obviously, Windhorst won the "contest" for ESPN. He's everywhere now. Haberstroh writes for NBC sports. I think Wallace is now a beat writer for the Grizzlies.
As for the media stuff... do you remember when ESPN had THREE writers dedicated to the Miami Heat beat?
- Windhorst, James' bobo when he was a high schooler in Akron.
- Tom Haberstroh who actively trolled people on ESPN with ridiculous stats about James.
- Some black guy named Wallace?
It was pretty funny.
Obviously, Windhorst won the "contest" for ESPN. He's everywhere now. Haberstroh writes for NBC sports. I think Wallace is now a beat writer for the Grizzlies.
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Re: Kevin Durant says there are challenges to finding LeBron sidekick
LOL @ Durant pretending like playing next to LeBron is a nightmare so when he comes to LA he will be looked at as less of a heel.
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Re: Kevin Durant says there are challenges to finding LeBron sidekick
Durant literally gets most of his talking points from troll boards. Literally
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Re: Kevin Durant says there are challenges to finding LeBron sidekick
It sounds like Durant is scared of lerbron getting another star...lol
Re: Kevin Durant says there are challenges to finding LeBron sidekick
Not really sure why this is controversial...
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Re: Kevin Durant says there are challenges to finding LeBron sidekick
rtiff68 wrote:Not really sure why this is controversial...
It's not. It's a simple conclusion anyone would concede on an elementary level nba chat board, which is no doubt where Durant got this soundbyte from.
Re: Kevin Durant says there are challenges to finding LeBron sidekick
If Lebron got either Leonard or Butler, GS reign would be over.lettherebehouse wrote:rtiff68 wrote:Not really sure why this is controversial...
It's not. It's a simple conclusion anyone would concede on an elementary level nba chat board, which is no doubt where Durant got this soundbyte from.