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The Knicks took a break from participating in the 1988 Dunk Contest after sending Gerald Wilkins in the 1986 and 1987 Dunk Contests. I don’t blame them one bit as Jordan had another historical victory against older brother Dominique Wilkins. Kenny “Sky” Walker, a player Obi is lazily compared to, participated in his first Slam Dunk Contest in 1989 at the Summit in Houston. The crazy part is that his participation almost didn’t happen for two reasons. One, Walker was a last-minute replacement, as Michael Jordan and Dominique Wilkins both dropped out due to injuries. Furthermore, Sky Walker also was mourning the death of his father three days earlier. Walker breezed his way through to the final round with several jaw-dropping dunks to face hometown superstar (and future Rocket) Clyde Drexler. With All-Stars Patrick Ewing and Mark Jackson courtside, Walker scored a 48.9 and 49.6 on his two dunks. Drexler missed his first two dunks and didn’t even bother to attempt a third as “Sky” Walker was crowned champion of the Dunk Contest. Perhaps it was fitting for “Sky” Walker to win in Houston for multiple reasons (not a coincidence the NASA Space Center is located in Houston).

How to Read a Room Service Menu Like an NBA Veteran Longtime players and personnel explain the dos and don’ts to regular-season in-room dining https://www.theringer.com/nba/2021/3/2/22302804/how-to-read-a-room-service-menu-like-an-nba-veteran

lepo ja rekoh, do 2023. se nećemo oporaviti, ova sezona je magija ako uzmemo išta ali nije drama.

smejurija. izvode neki performans ova dvojica.

plačite zajedno, možda vas to zbliži a delgada zove dete ujko

tako i čićvu napravi više sranja k'o ti i brat andrej maksimilijan pa onda krivi narod što nije velikodušan

....da odmah dodam - ja ne verujem da ce juta nesto epohalno da uradi u plejofu ali ovo su sve ligaske pocasti, kao uostalom i mvp titula

kapiram sta hoces da kazes ali imaju i najbolji skor u ligi, tako da, all is fine.

mozes samo na sebe da se ljutis

opa, vidim sluzis se gradacijom, jer nakon celave prevare kamen na kamenu nije ostao, dok nakon limara ni kamen jednine.

nema tužicja sad kad ste tri puta probali tešku malverzaciju sa istim likom. za te dve ekipe imam oštrije arsine nego za ostale.

ako je lebron, mislim da ću verovati jer ga daješ džaba burner accountu °vetovati

i ti si opterećen timom koji jednom u deceniji uđe u plej of euroleague i ispadne u prvom kolu tri nula. tako je kako je.

dakle, nisi gledao. evo randle na players tribune tvrdi da je igrao govno.

hoću ja lebrona jeftino.

glasao sam "allow" za tri-četiri trejda redno. cherish that moment

@BartonFink pitao sam freethrowa još onomad da im dadnemo randlea za minny pick ali je bio u fazonu da bi radije probao neki eksperiment sa bobijem marjanovićem : (

jesil gledao kako je igrao ili samo pratiš odjeke i reagovanja pa gde da ga trejduju kad su 4-5-6

gde si ti svirao? zanima me pošto cenim

protiv detroita i DSJa bi i ti & ja odigrali solidno, pogotovo ti, pošto bi te čuvao direktno dsj šalu nastranu, dovoljno je pogledati šut iz igre solidnog broja igrača da bi se zaključilo koji je to nivo odbrane: randle 11-19 iz igre, payton 7-14, barrett 9-13, noel 5-5, toppin 2-2, ntilkina 3-4 (3-3 za 3) ..jedino bullock i burks lošiji ali ne katastrofalni a quickley 0-4 nisam gledao ovu tekmu ali sam gledao prethodnu bez elfrida. derrick rose je devastirao DSJa, bukvalno mu je radio šta je hteo, izgledao je kao lillard ili mitchell. a i ostali pistonsi su prilično truba pozadi, iako se povremeno i trude da odigraju neku odbranu pošto ga imaš na fantaziju, znaš da elfrid ume da odigra povremeno fino na papiru ali kada se pogleda tekma, vidiš da je jedina opasnost od njega to da završava na obruču, čak ni asistencije u bilo kom obliku nisu neka drama. meni je bedno da gledam iz večeri u veče kako na nba utakmici na startnom pleju protivnici igraju zonu celu tekmu.

kao što rekoh, ima potencijala da se razvije u neku vrstu butlera. ne obavezno na tom nivou ali ta logika u igri od ostalih vesti

Gotta tell y’all a quick story. Alright, so everyone knows how I had to sit out my rookie year with an injury. But one of the consequences of missing that year is how it delayed all these NBA “firsts.” All these different little dreams you had since you were a kid, about making it to the league — that all gets put on pause for a season. And meanwhile you’re sitting there courtside, in street clothes, watching it happen. It’s like you’re so close to it but so far away. It’s tough, man. And then what happens that next season, is you’re almost making up for lost time. It’s like it’s all that stuff you’ve been dreaming about.... but now with a whole other year of having built it up in your head. One of the biggest things for me that I was looking forward to, I think it’s one of the things a lot of guys look forward to when they get to the league. It’s playing that first game on the road in the city where you came up. It’s like a whole homecoming vibe: I went to grade school here — now I’m coming back and I’m an NBA player?! That’s a wild feeling. I grew up in Dallas, so I had this early-season road game against the Mavericks circled on my calendar. I was excited. Excited to feel that sense of accomplishment, of being that kid from your neighborhood growing up who made it to the league. We flew in after a Wednesday night game, and the Mavs game wasn’t until Friday late, which meant we had an off day in Dallas. So guys were definitely going out that night. Me, I’ve got family, I’ve got a bunch of friends texting and whatnot, with this plan and that plan. Y’all have to keep in mind I’m 20 years old at this time. You can imagine where my head is at. So then we get off the plane, we ride to the hotel, and — ha. Wow. I will never forget this. We’re coming up on the hotel in Dallas, and Kobe turns to me and he goes, “Julius, what you bout to do.” I’m like, “I’m about to see my family, chill with some friends, you know. Have a night.” And Kobe, he just cuts me off. He’s like, “Nah. We’re going to the gym.” Bro....