I'm just messing. Unfortunatly I do not own that game. I only have Modern Warfare 1. My game of choice right now is Zelda:Skyward Sword
Kanter did work.
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I'm just messing. Unfortunatly I do not own that game. I only have Modern Warfare 1. My game of choice right now is Zelda:Skyward Sword
//r00t 4 Jazz
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Depends on the state and the line
I am fond of the Missippi and Tennesse state line. SOme good memories there.
Archie Moses
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larryselbows
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My first reaction was to get defensive and make fun of you guys. But then I realized that is just stupid and you all make good points. I will buy what you are selling and agree that there are things that don't show up in the stat sheet... but I remain hesitant to call it a great game.
Sorry folks, just my opinion.
Sorry folks, just my opinion.
Scramantha
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It's very unusual to have a player go 1-8 from the field, yet be absolutely instrumental in getting a victory. I think that's what makes last night's performance from him so intriguing.
I refuse to believe that at still such an early stage that his scoring on at least those bunnies doesn't substantially improve.
As of right now, he's rebounding like an absolute monster, and he's doing very well defensively (which IMO has the steepest learning curve).
As of right now, he's rebounding like an absolute monster, and he's doing very well defensively (which IMO has the steepest learning curve).
larryselbows
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I sure hope so!
This^. He just straight bodies up dudes and works. Reminds me of the old Pistons. That's fast becoming a lost art in this league.
Yep, a few too many prima donna finesse players. I like the old school.
Thee Jazz Fan
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If Booz and Okur had done some of the "little things" that Kanter does, we could've had four or five extra wins a year and gotten home court in the playoffs for a round or two and avoided the lakers in the first and second rounds.