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framer
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I actually attended that summer league game where he kicked Tim Duncan's ***.
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Tag was such a frustrating player. All the size you could want, and the skills, and when he wanted to play he was capable of standing with the top centers in the league at the time. The problem was he was such a clown and just didn't take anything seriously. If he did he could have really been a top center, at least tier 2 and borderline tier 1. Instead he's kind of a punchline.
Avery
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Beat them handily too. No real nailbiters.
yamers
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absolutely insane last year how Miami smoked everybody all the way to the finals. They have like the same team, but yes I agree, the flukiest team in maybe nba history?
blazers smoking the nuggets rn
reignman40
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Your telling me Tag played in summer league in between finals appearances??
Yes. It's a bit of a legend.
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Obviously means pre-season.
framer
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Nope, Summer League.
Greg Ostertag's Legendary Domination of Tim Duncan
It has been the best line of summer league. Maurice Cheeks has used it. P.J. Carlesimo has used it. Every journalist here, practically, has quoted it. It's a story about how great players can have terrible games in their first summer league.
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Cool.Nope, Summer League.
Greg Ostertag's Legendary Domination of Tim Duncan
It has been the best line of summer league. Maurice Cheeks has used it. P.J. Carlesimo has used it. Every journalist here, practically, has quoted it. It's a story about how great players can have terrible games in their first summer league.www.espn.com
Sean
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Ostertag could have, and maybe should have been, much better than he ever was. There were glimpses of it from time to time. I think he came up huge in game six against Houston in 1997 (as did a couple other players - but he was one). He just was too lazy to consistently keep at that level. And I hate saying that about any athlete as I type this out from a ****ing chair knowing I will never posses half the talent he did.