Lets do that. His career will still be very young.
What will Dante Exum Be When All is Said and Done?
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Lets do that. His career will still be very young.
Crawlnstall
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I just want him to stay healthy and feel comfortable driving to the hoop...I feel like if he did this his points would go up quite a bit. I could see him easily putting up 12-14 a game fairly soon if he attacked more. His speed/agility is fantastic.
Why?
Thee Jazz Fan
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John Daly Played his best golf drunk. Won a British open drunk. Also there's that story of Craig Sager drinking 26 beers through 18 holes and not missing more then a couple puts and winning lots of money. Just saying...
Cappy_Smurf
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Because you think Dante might be something good. You've got some nerve.
Cappy_Smurf
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BTW, impossible to answer this question without seeing how he recovers from his injury. This injury has the potential to diminish his greatest attributes, so it's hard to say. His quickness and defensive ability define him, so it depends on how much of that ability he loses. If he can retain 95% of that ability, fans will be surprised how much he affects our bottom line, and the idiots who celebrated his injury because they thought we'd be better without him, will finally have to eat the turd of shame that they deserve.
Bruh I knew brought his dad up back in the day when he played on North Carolina. I said "this guy has some strong genes. He is going to make a good NBA player for a son". I knew about Exum when he was still a sperm cell.
So you were in his dad's ******?