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kironepraktičar

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  1. ne mogu da zamislim peak bruseve koji dobro izgledaju
  2. ih pa za mela se svašta može reći ali ovo još nisam čuo. naprotiv, saigrači ga pominju kao dobrog kolegu. neće ga jer ne shvata da je omatorio i da je igrač za 15-20 min i određene matchups a nikome ne treba nezadovoljan igrač. bolje je da završi karijeru kada je već tako
  3. sve okej. jokara na lsdu, zato ne kapira da je trash muzika
  4. neće raduljica na PF, book it
  5. ajde smiri se, nije drama. ova tema je svaštara a ti si se tek probudio (:
  6. Onda su okupili pravu ekipu u pogrešno vreme. Tea su trebali da angažuju pre tri godine, Pefija pre 5,6, a Đorđevića pre 20+ godina. vidiš kako sve razumeš
  7. ja mislim da je nemoguće da Ti ne budeš u pravu. Ti prosto sve znaš.
  8. ne baš ali ajde (ako ti je virtus =fk zvezda, baš je nategnuto u korist zvezde)
  9. mne knicks
  10. virtus je ozbiljan klub u svakom smislu, velike tradicije i izgledne sadašnjosti. zvezda je tu neki el prolaznik koji treba da se izbori za rezidenturu, dok su ovi hoferi
  11. veliki hustler, odobravam.
  12. nema teorije dzejms hardon u kafani kod mira, idem all in
  13. ali samo ti znaš u kakvom je teo stanju, tako da si neuporediv ( :
  14. veto. pravo da ti kažem, nisam naročit fan te manifestacije a i ne znam da li se može proceniti koliko PFs i Cs uopšte prisustvuje događaju. evo prošle godine su sa tih pozicija išli embiid, griffin i vučević u 12. dodao bih tu siakama kao prvog favorita posle embiida. takođe, nisam siguran da će randle imati više od 30min per game, što je takođe važno, jel ne sumnjam da je sposoban za nešto između 15/8 i 20/10 ali sam pre svega zainteresovan da vidim napredak u odbrani, pošto će i od toga zavisiti da li se isplati potpisati ga na duže
  15. The Cult of the NBA General Manager For a long time, GMs worked quietly in the background, but a new generation of GMs like Sam Presti and Danny Ainge are being discussed as much as All-Stars. Nathaniel Friedman on the rise of the superstar GM and what it means for the league. https://www.gq.com/story/cult-of-the-gm
  16. stondisha, spusti loptu malko, nista te ne kosta ( :
  17. svaka čast rašku ali pravi heroji obogalje svoje saigrače (franšiznim igračima samo shooting stroke, miroti lični opis)
  18. zvezda ima za makar klasu veći budžet od partizana i olicede, to je jasno po igračima koje dovodi. kao i budućnost prošle godine ili zvezda one tamo ili partizan pre 100 godina
  19. uvek možemo o kninskoj kobri :i
  20. After five consecutive seasons outside of the playoffs, Denver stormed the gates last season, playing two compelling seven-game series and legitimizing Nikola Jokic’s greatness. For the first time in a long time, the Nuggets will now have to live up to the rigid set of expectations that come with that. Jokic’s brilliance in those 14 playoff games last season dramatically shifted the Nuggets’ trajectory. There were questions about his conditioning; Jokic averaged 39.8 minutes per game in the playoffs, up from 31.3 in the regular season. There were concerns about how he’d have to change his game with teams building specific defensive game plans around him; turned out, teams had few counters to what he could do when fully engaged. Against the Spurs and Trail Blazers, he managed to average an astonishing 25.1 points (on 50.6 percent shooting from the field, and 39.3 percent from 3), 13.0 rebounds, and 8.4 assists across two series. Jokic, altruistic in nature, became a destroyer. We can talk about his gelatinous physique or how he moves like an overgrown mutant sloth, but it’d probably be more instructive to note just how inconsequential those limiting factors have been in the grander scheme of things. What do you do with a ballhandling center who can pull up from 3, make passes that, at 7 feet tall, no one else in the world can make, and bully people down low? He’s an impossible cover, specifically because of how his mere presence, both in terms of space and skill set, alters the floor dynamics of both his team and the opposition. You can’t give him space, but you also can’t bottle him up before he pinpoints where to swing the ball. We learned what he was capable of at the highest level of competition in his NBA career thus far—it’s hard to imagine, barring injury, it going anywhere from here but up. He is already a well-rounded player, but he could always stand to get in better shape and play more consistent defense—two interconnected areas of improvement. https://www.theringer.com/nba/2019/7/29/8934453/are-we-sure-denver-nuggets-nikola-jokic
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