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Old 02-08-2012, 09:26 PM   #1
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Re: Washington Wizards 2011-2012 Ongoing Thread

I don't know why everyone is dissatisfied with all the loosing at this point. Right now we're better served to get a top 5 pick in this upcoming draft then we are to compete for a playoff spot that would likely be a first round exit if they somehow made it that far. Or worse yet we finish 9th or 10th in the East and get crummy draft position in possibly the deepest draft in NBA history missing out on an all-star prospect.

If they're still playing like this in 2 years then fine, make sure heads roll but complaining about the rebuilding effort at this point is premature to say the least.
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Allen Iverson Has No Answer For Financial Woes | ThePostGame


I knew Allen Iverson was a complete dumbass, but how you blow 154 million is mind boggling. This is worse than Antoine Walker. I don't feel sorry for these asshats one bit. They had it all and blew it on jewelry, leeches, and a fast life style. Good riddance you jerkoff.


I've always despised Allen Iverson. Guy was a complete assclown, and a huge reason why they never won a championship in Philly. He didn't give it his all in practice which is a true sign of a competitor and champion. Jordan never half assed it in practice, but Allen sure did.
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More on Iverson.

Bill Lyon: Iverson on the rocks - Philly.com


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Problem was, it was A.I. and "who that?" Almost every night, single-handedly, he would win or lose a game. That's not the way basketball is intended to be played, even if Larry Brown said it was so, too, the right way. Forty points are impressive. Taking 30 shots to get them is not.


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"He redefined high maintenance," Croce said.

He was hardly the poster child for working on conditioning. He was always half a step ahead, and they warned him the day would come when the half step would go away, never to return. They should have saved their breath; they were whistling into the wind. And now, now that bill has come due.
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