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I agree. It is unconditional love , ignoring all the facts and ... They never give the same love to their star players. -
Is that why everyone is brimming with love for Ross? Oh wait.....McRealistic wrote: View PostComment
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I think you have to blind to consider Ross a "young players/prospects"Primer wrote: View Post
the guy has shown clearly he has nothing to offer after being in this league for 3 years. He is well passed his Honeymoon time with Raptors fan and being considered a " Young Prospect".
As far as Ross, just last season people here were bragging what a wonderful player he is and how he is so much better than DD and ...Comment
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Ha. I wasn't upset at the criticism itself, more about the assumptions behind them being based off a few video clips.McRealistic wrote: View PostOnce again Raptor fans get upset with the slightest criticism of their rookie. I have no expectation of him becoming the next Kobe I was just pointing out to the work ethics. This guy should have a chip on his shoulder. He should take it personal this summer and work hard to prove his doubters wrong.
I want him to come in next season and surprise us and the rest of league. Maybe that is just wishful thinking on my part.
Though it's safe to assume the majority of players don't work as hard as Kobe. It's hardly criticism in my opinion.Two beer away from being two beers away.Comment
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Lowry was getting unconditional love before The Great RegressionMcRealistic wrote: View Post"Stop eating your sushi."
"I do actually have a pair of Uggs."
"I've had three cups of green tea tonight. I'm wired. I'm absolutely wired."
- Jack ArmstrongComment
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Raptors fans unconditionally love only one thing and that's "potential". Once that potential runs out Raps fans will turn on a player real quick.Only one thing matters: We The Champs.Comment
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You ca.t wait to see our own plater get destroyed. Ok there bud.TRex wrote: View PostYou come at the King, you best not miss.Comment
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What star players? Vince was pretty popular but we haven't had one since.McRealistic wrote: View PostHeir, Prince of Cambridge
If you see KeonClark in the wasteland, please share your food and water with him.Comment
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No one remembers Bosh's idiocy with the camcorder?
Kid is young and combining basketball and gadgets to have some fun.
In 3-4 years he'll realize how much of a douche he looks like.... lol.
Summer League can't come soon enough. It is the only comparison we will have for him.
Lord help me if he is is playing ISO ball....Lord help me.Comment
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Holy hell, I can't believe some people think these guys should be in the gym 24/7/365! Some people are just fucking ridiculous.Comment
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I know right. It happened with bargnani, then Davis, then ross, even 13/14 lowry. They haven't turned on Jv yet since he still has that 'potential' label. The list goes on foreverMixxAOR wrote: View Post
Now that I think about it, dd was the only one without the unconditional love phase. He's always been turned on form the get go lol.I'm back. I no longer worship joe johnsonComment
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If anyone can explain to me what else these guys brought to the table besides potential, that'd be great. They all measure out as below average players, what's wrong for not wanting to build around that?Yabadabayolo wrote: View Post
If we had a star on our team already I would have no problem with any of them as role players, hell even DD and Lowry could be core next to Lebron.
Lowry measures out as a fringe all-star at 30 years old. (halfway point between beast mode and regression lowry)
DD is a good guy stuck between a rock and a hard place, but not the star we need.
JV is a pretty difficult guy to replace cause talent and 7 feet.
Bruno happens to have a completely unknown game to us still and as fans we are supposed to be excited about that 0.5% chance that he can actually be really really good. We have less video of a guy one year into the league then most of the prospects who won't even get drafted this year. You're allowed to be curious and excitedComment
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