@UsherNBA He was super skilled for a big of his time, I think he could’ve that reached all star level but he couldn’t stop drinking/ drunk driving, he was a hell of a player for Olympiacos tho, he’s one the best rebounders I’ve ever seen.
@DHugh@SwishaShock It’s obvious political but people like to be contrarians about that for some reason, every other topic he speaks on in TPAB is spoken about through explicit political language.
His most vocally political album… except for the album in which he’s depicted in front of the White House, the album where he explicitly compares LA Gang politics to politics In Washington. We cannot be listening to the same Kendrick.
@okcamars Idk what’s not to like for Philly, they finessed themselves out of one of the worst contracts in the league for someone who instantly raises their ceiling. I’m not convinced that they are title favorites but they instantly just became contenders in the East
@okcamars Bulls had horrible rosters during most of his prime, he was sharing backcourts with Tomas Satoransnky and Garrett Temple, yet people judge those entire teams performance on one or two guys
The hate Zach LaVine gets from Bulls fans is dumb as hell. He came in as a kid that never asked to be traded there. He wasnt even the fruit of the trade; it was the pick which was Lauri. The FO failed to secure talent and forced Zach to be the star with lackluster rosters and he became a two time all star during that time.
Zach LaVine is at the top of numerous records, never once complained, never asked for a trade, and despite fans giving him shit on social media he ALWAYS took the high road.
Zach LaVine hate is misdirected. The Reinsdorfs will always be Chicago's biggest problem.
@okcamars From top to bottom it feels like the league is more broadly affected by social media narratives than any other major sports league, even the commissioner feels the need to comment on and make decisions based on Twitter narratives.