@imchiIling@StevenKelsey13 Are you being deadass? Ofc he wasn't because it was the dead ball era and he was past his prime, even Kobe was inefficient in this era, EVERYONE WAS.
@HoodiiBron Oh suddenly everyone's defending Bron when he promotes a gambling company, but when Giannis does it, y'all call him a bum and a degenerate? Double standards man smh
@andreforgottt Hell No. I think Rebounds are the most underrated yet attractive stat in basketball. When you look at Giannis' stat this year being 28.9 PPG and 9.8 RPG, that 9.8 just doesn't feel right. But, when you look at his stats from the 24-25 szn, 30PPG and that 11.9RPG, it feels right.
Remember when Glen Rice broke Wilt Chamberlain’s All-Star Game scoring record in front of him.
Wilt was pissed and he wanted to comeback at the age 61.
Remember when Glen Rice broke Wilt Chamberlain’s All-Star Game scoring record in front of him.
Wilt was pissed and he wanted to comeback at the age 61.
You came to Milwaukee 13 years ago as a kid from Sepolia with an impossible dream. Over the past 13 years we have witnessed you grow into one of the greatest players the game has ever seen, the greatest Buck of all time, and the driving force behind an era of Bucks basketball that will be remembered forever.
From the moment you arrived, you embraced Milwaukee as your home. You embraced the team, the community, and everyone who believed in you. Your connection with Bucks fans transcended basketball. You didn’t just play basketball in Milwaukee, you became the heart and soul of this city. You touched lives throughout our community and inspired people across the world. You believed in this city and its fans when the rest of the world doubted.
After 50 years, you delivered a championship to Milwaukee. A dream come true for generations of Bucks fans who never stopped believing. You gave Milwaukee hope. You taught us that loyalty still matters. That hard work can overcome impossible odds, and that a small-market city could still be on top all because you refused to stop believing. For one night, Milwaukee wasn’t just watching history, we were living it together.
Your legacy in Milwaukee is secured and will always be felt here. In the rafters, throughout the community, in the countless people you inspired, and the way you made an entire city believe that anything was possible.
Thank you for believing in Milwaukee and giving everything you had to this city day in and day out. You transformed the Bucks in every way, and left your mark on this organization for generations to come. You’ll always be family. You’ll always be Milwaukee’s champion. Forever a part of this city. Forever a Buck. Thank you for everything, Giannis.
@LadePlatinum Oh nooo, Michael was actually evolving his music and wasn't trying to make his newer music like his 80s ones? What a travesty huh? It's not like we got some generational bangers off his 90s era like Remember the Time, Black and White, In the Closet, Jam, and Scream. Oh noooo