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I guess this is real. A one year deal. Today's NBA players like Lebron and KD have no competitive spirit. When I was a kid I loved playing against better teams or older kids it made me work harder and motivated me to give full effort. It's Sad most of today's athletes just don't have that attitude anymore.
Kinda lame. You join the team you choked against to form a super team. As a lifelong NBA fan, I'm disappointed. I was hoping he'd stay with OKC. I wanted to see them be able to finish what they started. They had a championship caliber team. As a Cavs fan, when Lebron left, even I had to acknowledge our roster wasn't quite good enough, though I was furious at the time. I like Durant, but I have always felt he lacks a little heart. This makes him seem like a bandwagon jumper. I will say, barring an injury, they are a lock for a championship in the near future.
I guess this is real. A one year deal. Today's NBA players like Lebron and KD have no competitive spirit. When I was a kid I loved playing against better teams or older kids it made me work harder and motivated me to give full effort. It's Sad most of today's athletes just don't have that attitude anymore.
He turned down more money...to me, that's refreshing...
I guess this is real. A one year deal. Today's NBA players like Lebron and KD have no competitive spirit. When I was a kid I loved playing against better teams or older kids it made me work harder and motivated me to give full effort. It's Sad most of today's athletes just don't have that attitude anymore.
I blame Shaq for them being like that. Couldn't make it with the Magic,so he jumped to the Lakers,then to the Heat.
Shaq didn't't join a record setting team, though. He came to a good Lakers team with a young rising, but not yet superstar Kobe Bryant. He also hadn't been beat down by the Lakers. The Heat thing was a necessity due to a clash of 2 giant egos. I wish he had stayed with The Magic, too but it's not quite the same.
Hector's right, but would anyone place a bet against the Warriors? I sure as hell wouldn't.
It's bittersweet to me...I don't care about Barnes and Ezeli, they were terrible in the Finals, good riddance.
But I'm going to sorely miss Bogut...great rim protector, albeit injury prone, plus he's not getting any younger...still, he's a good bloke, great sense of humor, great teammate...the Warriors are going to miss his presence...I will too...
The Thunder made a few mistakes, starting when they let Harden go.
Then, just not too long ago...they traded Ibaka, their defensive stopper.
Now that Durant is gone...Westbrook might bail next year as well, unless the Thunder trade him before he becomes unrestricted free agent next year...at least get something worthwhile in return...
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