fishonjazz
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Dante has been out forever because he ded
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The Thriller
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Yes. That first playoff series with Houston might be my favorite series of all time. Tears, dunks, Tmac, Yao, JVG, money memo, harp posting Tmac, booz, Dwill... good stuff
And then the drama of the warriors series. Dwill foul trouble, Brown going down, Fisher entering the arena midgame, our frontcourt pulverizing them into submission. Loved that 2007 team.
What were your favorite moments?
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Boozer in game 7 against Houston was my favorite moment of that era/team. He was a beast and extremely efficient if I'm remembering correctly.
And I just irrationally loved everything about okur.
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Hoffa muscling Duncan and keeping him from establishing position. He should have been more utilized in that series.
That's racist.
l Abach l
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I was at that game when Fisher came in midgame. I've been to many games since the S&M days in the 90s and that was the loudest I've ever heard the delta center. It was nuts. I wonder how the jazz would've fared against LA in 2008 if Fisher were still with Utah...
The Thriller
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Good times. 2:54 is that awesome Boozer dunk on Yao.
Harpring playing, JVG coaching, Kerr announcing. Pretty funny stuff.
No I left out the "ger"
Dante has yet to injure the same part of his body twice.
He's just had bad luck.
He's just had bad luck.
He can’t stay healthy long enough.
Saying he’s not injury prone is one of the most demonstrably absurd things I’ve heard suggested on this board.
What happens when he runs out of body parts?
The two injuries that cost him the most time where fluke occurrences (especially the Warren injury). If he doesn't have those he's just a regular player who had a hamstring strain and ankle sprain and we wouldn't think anything of it.
The only injury he's had that is worrisome for future injuries is the ACL injury and he hasn't had any knee issues since.
The Thriller
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Then we can call him injury prone.
According to saint, Dante isn’t injury prone, just unlucky, because he has had many serious injuries to different body parts.
The Thriller
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Just curious, aren’t all injuries “fluke” incidents?
I’ve never heard of a player planning an injury. Did Greg Oden plan his injuries? How about embiid? Did Boogie plan his torn Achilles so he could not get a max deal and play a season with the warriors?
The key issue with Dante is how badly does he want back? I seriously question his toughness and desire to get back on the court.
And you have no clue about athletes
The Thriller
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And I’m a hater too. Don’t forget the other descriptions you’ve given me. You’re just killin it in this thread man.
So you tell me why would U say U question his desire and U question his toughness. Such a stupid statement.
The Thriller
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U should read the thread that U keep commenting in before U ask others to repeat what they’ve already stated several times already. U probably don’t need to go back very far, just read the last few pages. Don’t be lazy
U shouldn't even put Donovan in the same sentence as those players