DaveyBoy123
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What was the over-unders in Denver today? They might cross it by 3/4 time!
The Official Week 6 'Kevin Martin Retirement Appreciation' Thread
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Retro Nuggets uniform is a shocker.
Gak Attack
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Very happy with this win, even more so than last night really considering a b2b in Denver after a double ot against GSW. 4-1 on this road trip was as good as we could hope for.
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E Mudiay. 3/12 and -20. Discuss
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Lacks support.
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Knicks 7-3 of their last 10. Discuss.
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Atlanta started 9-2, now 10-10.
Lost by 18 vs Pels, 27 vs Jazz, 15 vs Lakers and 36 vs Pistons.
Dwight 2 pts, 6 reb today.
Discuss.
Lost by 18 vs Pels, 27 vs Jazz, 15 vs Lakers and 36 vs Pistons.
Dwight 2 pts, 6 reb today.
Discuss.
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Derek Fisher was an idiot for banishing O'Quinn.
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I'd rather not
See what happens when Bobby Portis doesn't play?
Chain him to the bench Fred.
Chain him to the bench Fred.
Look2Me4Guidance
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From his wrists when he shoots?
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HEY GUYS WE GOT SOME GENUINE BENCH SCORING HOW GOOD ARE WE WE OBVIOUSLY WON RIGHT
Right?
Right?
Look2Me4Guidance
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You need to add Discuss
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I don't want to discuss, just cry.
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Mudiay lining up for a 15 foot jumperOy... You lot! This is a basketball thread, which has nothing to do with:
Gak Attack
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Oh he's given up early this year.
Look2Me4Guidance
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Lifetime ban pls.
Steve Kerr Admits Marijuana Use To Treat Chronic Back Pain
DEC 2, 2016 8:26 PM
Steve Kerr has acknowledged using marijuana to treat his chronic back pain.
“I guess maybe I can even get in some trouble for this, but I’ve actually tried it twice during the last year and a half, when I’ve been going through this chronic pain that I’ve been dealing with,” Kerr said Friday on The Warriors Insider Podcast.
“(After) a lot of research, a lot of advice from people and I have no idea if maybe I would have failed a drug test. I don’t even know if I’m subject to a drug test or any laws from the NBA.”
During the summer of 2015, Kerr underwent two surgeries on his back, the latter procedure in part to alleviate the pain from the first.
Kerr took a leave of absence to begin the 15-16 season and didn't return until January of 2016.
“I’m not a pot person; it doesn’t agree with me,” Kerr said. “I’ve tried it a few times, and it did not agree with me at all. So I’m not the expert on this stuff. But I do know this: If you’re an NFL player, in particular, and you’ve got a lot of pain, I don’t think there is any question that pot is better for your body than Vicodin. And yet athletes everywhere are prescribed Vicodin like it’s Vitamin C, like it’s no big deal.”
Marijuana has been legalized in some form by 26 states and the District of Columbia.
“There’s this perception in our country that over-the-counter drugs are fine, but pot is bad,” Kerr said, explaining that some folks continue to resist the notion that pot is somehow more treacherous than, say, alcohol, while others have studied the subject and become advocates.
“I would hope,” Kerr said, “especially for these NFL guys, who are basically involved in a car wreck every Sunday – and maybe four days later, the following Thursday, which is another insane thing the NFL does – I would hope that league will come to its senses and institute a different sort of program where they can help these guys get healthier rather than getting hooked on these painkillers.”
Steve Kerr Admits Marijuana Use To Treat Chronic Back Pain
DEC 2, 2016 8:26 PM
Steve Kerr has acknowledged using marijuana to treat his chronic back pain.
“I guess maybe I can even get in some trouble for this, but I’ve actually tried it twice during the last year and a half, when I’ve been going through this chronic pain that I’ve been dealing with,” Kerr said Friday on The Warriors Insider Podcast.
“(After) a lot of research, a lot of advice from people and I have no idea if maybe I would have failed a drug test. I don’t even know if I’m subject to a drug test or any laws from the NBA.”
During the summer of 2015, Kerr underwent two surgeries on his back, the latter procedure in part to alleviate the pain from the first.
Kerr took a leave of absence to begin the 15-16 season and didn't return until January of 2016.
“I’m not a pot person; it doesn’t agree with me,” Kerr said. “I’ve tried it a few times, and it did not agree with me at all. So I’m not the expert on this stuff. But I do know this: If you’re an NFL player, in particular, and you’ve got a lot of pain, I don’t think there is any question that pot is better for your body than Vicodin. And yet athletes everywhere are prescribed Vicodin like it’s Vitamin C, like it’s no big deal.”
Marijuana has been legalized in some form by 26 states and the District of Columbia.
“There’s this perception in our country that over-the-counter drugs are fine, but pot is bad,” Kerr said, explaining that some folks continue to resist the notion that pot is somehow more treacherous than, say, alcohol, while others have studied the subject and become advocates.
“I would hope,” Kerr said, “especially for these NFL guys, who are basically involved in a car wreck every Sunday – and maybe four days later, the following Thursday, which is another insane thing the NFL does – I would hope that league will come to its senses and institute a different sort of program where they can help these guys get healthier rather than getting hooked on these painkillers.”
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Lifetime ban pls.
Steve Kerr Admits Marijuana Use To Treat Chronic Back Pain
DEC 2, 2016 8:26 PM
Steve Kerr has acknowledged using marijuana to treat his chronic back pain.
“I guess maybe I can even get in some trouble for this, but I’ve actually tried it twice during the last year and a half, when I’ve been going through this chronic pain that I’ve been dealing with,” Kerr said Friday on The Warriors Insider Podcast.
“(After) a lot of research, a lot of advice from people and I have no idea if maybe I would have failed a drug test. I don’t even know if I’m subject to a drug test or any laws from the NBA.”
During the summer of 2015, Kerr underwent two surgeries on his back, the latter procedure in part to alleviate the pain from the first.
Kerr took a leave of absence to begin the 15-16 season and didn't return until January of 2016.
“I’m not a pot person; it doesn’t agree with me,” Kerr said. “I’ve tried it a few times, and it did not agree with me at all. So I’m not the expert on this stuff. But I do know this: If you’re an NFL player, in particular, and you’ve got a lot of pain, I don’t think there is any question that pot is better for your body than Vicodin. And yet athletes everywhere are prescribed Vicodin like it’s Vitamin C, like it’s no big deal.”
Marijuana has been legalized in some form by 26 states and the District of Columbia.
“There’s this perception in our country that over-the-counter drugs are fine, but pot is bad,” Kerr said, explaining that some folks continue to resist the notion that pot is somehow more treacherous than, say, alcohol, while others have studied the subject and become advocates.
“I would hope,” Kerr said, “especially for these NFL guys, who are basically involved in a car wreck every Sunday – and maybe four days later, the following Thursday, which is another insane thing the NFL does – I would hope that league will come to its senses and institute a different sort of program where they can help these guys get healthier rather than getting hooked on these painkillers.”
Lifetime ban for talking sense?
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Timberwolves are putrid.
Who'd have thought that New Orleans would be going better than them this season eh.
Who'd have thought that New Orleans would be going better than them this season eh.
They're extremely young, they'll still end up a beast of a team.
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this lakers-jizzlies game demonstrates what it was like for vfl teams during the war.
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lou williams fading left shot is a nice thing.
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And still the current high-scorers for both teams are coming off the bench!
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Lol Shabazz, that was not your rebound
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