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DWill Dominates CP3 again

So how bout that game by Andrei Kirilenko! Man that was awesome. 26 minutes, $90,000 dollars down the drain, and zero points!

How bout that!

Deron owns CP3. Quite honestly, I'm dumbfounded by how the Hornets somehow had such a glossy record. Did they play the Lakers schedule or something?
 
You should have been here during Paul's rookie season - virtually every poster was fawning over him and crying over Fat Williams.
 
I admittedly wasn't here then. It just goes to show that Deron has been molded by Jerry and his personal work ethic into the guard we are seeing right now. I am not saying Paul isn't a very talented PG. I am just glad we went with Deron considering he looks more durable and is a bigger PG than Paul while being deceptively fast.
 
I think the Jazz missed the playoffs Deron's first year. Then drafted Ronnie Brewer, Dee Brown, and Paul Millsap, along with trading for Derek Fisher. I think that was Dwill's first playoffs. I could be wrong though.
 
This is why my name is what it is.

D Will is a stud and doesn't flop like a fish
I almost hate CP3 as much as Kobe, he flops so much
 
Biggs said:
I think the Jazz missed the playoffs Deron's first year. Then drafted Ronnie Brewer, Dee Brown, and Paul Millsap, along with trading for Derek Fisher. I think that was Dwill's first playoffs. I could be wrong though.
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Maybe I misinterpreted that. The article says "every year since his rookie season". Now that I think about it, you're probably right. I think that's the year they went 41-41.

The simple fact that Paul has missed almost three times as many games as Deron is absolutely amazing.
 
The Thriller said:
So how bout that game by Andrei Kirilenko! Man that was awesome. 26 minutes, $90,000 dollars down the drain, and zero points!

How bout that!
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I love that we get a good win, take care of a good Hornets team, and the AK haters still gotta whine about his bad game.

Classic.
 
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