The Game Winners
The Commish picks who takes each team’s last shot.
By Vincent Thomas
The most compelling portion of that ESPN Sunday Conversation with KG, Ray and Paul was toward the end when Michelle Tafoya asked them who takes the game-winner and told them to respond on the count of three. Their answers? Both KG and Paul said “Ray,” and Ray said “the open man.” Fascinating. I was sure that Ray would have said “Paul,” Paul would have said “Me,” and KG would have said, “Well I’m afraid to shoot in close games, so I’m gonna say Paul, because he’s our fourth quarter guy.”
But Ray takes the game-winner, huh? Either way, that’s a good look. Ray’s career is kind of complex when you really look at it. He’s a bona fide Generation Star, but because he spent his career with Milwaukee and Seattle — small-market, mostly mediocre squads — he hasn’t played in many big-time playoff series and/or big, marquee regular season games, so we forget that he’s one of the great clutch performers of his generation. When on that stage and placed in those dramatic circumstances, he usually delivers, whether or not it’s a game-winner in the Big East championship or whatever.
And then we had that opening weekend masterpiece in San Antonio, where the Suns and Spurs traded big buckets and unbelievable plays. I watched that game with my dude Tony and after Duncan hit that end of regulation trey, he said, “Even though he wasn’t supposed to make that, you kinda knew that he would, right?” Why did we know that? Because it was Timmy. He’s that type of performer. Still, more often than not, it’s gonna be Manu taking that shot, right? Manu is the Spurs’ Game Winner. That Celtics interview and the Suns-Spurs game got me thinking about the league’s Game Winners, the dudes that have the ball for their team’s final possession, the guy the squad trusts to take and make the game-winning shot. So I took all 16 playoff squads and identified the Game Winners by asking the simple question, “If I’m a fan of this team and they’re down 1, 2 or 3 points with around 10 seconds left, who do I want with ball?” Once I identified each team’s Game Winner, I ranked them 1 through 16. Dig it…
(No. 16) Andre Iguodala: It’s not that I don’t think ‘Dre has the stones to take and make a game-winner, I just haven’t seen him do it enough. But, scanning that roster, that’s who I’d want with the ball. ‘Dre Miller has had enough time in this league to fashion himself a Game Winner, except, he hasn’t. I think that speaks volumes. Until Iguodala becomes That Dude, Philly is gonna have a frustrating ceiling as a squad.
You Do Not Want: Samuel Dalembert taking that last shot, just like you don’t want Flav giving keynote speeches at HBCUs.
(No. 15) Jose Calderon: Like Iguodala, Calderon isn’t a Game Winner, he’s merely the most capable dude on his squad, which says more about Bosh’s deficiencies than it does about Calderon’s end-of-game skills.
You Do Not Want: Bosh settling for a 20-foot jumper, with a quivering upper-lip in fraidy-cat angst.
(No. 14) Mike Bibby: If we rewind this tape back to those Sacramento Kings glory-years of the Webb-Vlade Crew, Bib would be higher. As a Lakers fan, I held my breath when he had the ball in the closing minutes. He seemed to always hit the big shot. But his clutch-cred is considerably flimsier, now. You wonder if he’s lost some of that magic, because that’s what it boils down to for Game Winners — they possess some magic. Yeah it’s concentration and confidence and skill and all that, but a lot of these cats were brushed with some pixie dust. I wonder if there’s still some residue, in Bibby’s case. Not to worry, ’cause I think Joe Johnson — although not exactly a youngster — can morph into a Game Winner over the next few years as Atlanta becomes a squad that we all take seriously.
You Do Not Want: Marvin Williams anywhere near the court. You don’t even want him on the bench. Send him to the locker room during tight games.
(No. 13) Chris Paul: You know I have a man crush on this young dude. Every time I go on ESPN, I’m slurpin’, I can’t lie. But Chris is unproven on the grandest of grand stages when it comes to game-winners. This is perhaps one of my chief anticipations for these playoffs — seeing if Chris is as clutch as he is, uh, good.
You Do Not Want: Peja Stojakovic touching the ball unless he’s the inbounds man. How many times have we seen him jack up an airball when his squad needed a bucket?
(No. 12) Deron Williams: Deron hit some big shots last Spring. And he’s pretty tough for a light-skinned dude, ain’t he? I also like the fact that he can easily pull up for a 20 to 25-foot jumper in these cases, but his inclination is to bully his way to the bucket. I still don’t know if we can classify him as Game Winner…yet.
You Do Not Want: A sniffling cry-baby like Kirilenko taking your squad’s decisive shot, lest his crocodile tears moisten the ball, causing him to lose his grip. He can’t flop out of that one…
(No. 11) Hedo Turkoglu: We’ve officially hit Game Winner status. How many big shots have you seen this dude hit? For him to be seen as such a second, even third-tier player, he’s mighty clutch. It’s because of him, not Howard, that Orlando can remotely think about knocking off Boston or Detroit.
You Do Not Want: Howard smiling and Harlem Shakin’ his way to the basket for one of his lightweight jump-hooks. This ain’t High School Musical.
(No. 10) Steve Nash: Two years ago, he’d be higher. Now? I’m still afraid if he’s playing my squad and has the rock with the final seconds ticking down. But he’s a step slower these days and Phoenix is a bit more static. This is the year when Amare needs to become the Suns’ Game Winner.
You Do Not Want: Leandro Barbosa to close his eyes, put his head down and barrel to the hoop like a groundhog.
(No. 9) Allen Iverson: The Philly Version was one of the most lethal Game Winners of his generation. Philly was always in tight games and Iverson came through often. Now he’s in Denver, playing for the saddest charade of 50-win team in my lifetime. Forgive me, but, because he plays for Denver, everything he does seems a little trivial and it makes me wonder whether it hasn’t eroded his clutchness. Hmmm … (While we’re here, remember how clutch Carmelo was at ‘Cuse? Somehow, I think he’s replaced nearly all his good habits with toxic ones. He’s the worst great player in the league…does that make sense?)
You Do Not Want: JR Smith to end up with the ball. Not only is he reckless and over-confident, he balls with such hubris that I think he’d pull up for a 30-footer just because he got an itch. And Melo and AI wouldn’t say a word to him.
(No. 8 Tracy McGrady: Remember when this dude scored 26 points in three seconds? If he actually wants the ball at the end of the game, he’s knocking down the shot. It’s that simple.
You Do Not Want: Bobby Jackson on the court. He’s the archetype for all these little scatback tweeners that come in the league trying to be Vinnie Johnson and Ricky Pierce. Bobby wasn’t always like that, but at some point he just began freelancing on whims. Him, Juan Dixon, Pargo…they need to learn how to stand down sometimes.
(No. 7) Chauncey Billups: He’s the coolest of all customers. Have you ever seen this dude rattled? I don’t know if I’ve ever seen him yell and I know I’ve never seen him panic. He’s like Jay-Z in that way. Have you ever heard Jay yell or get extra-hype when spittin’? I’m not talking about when he’s shouting at the beginning and end of tracks doing his extra wack adlibs, I’m talking about during a song. Has he ever done anything but glide, coast? Nope. But he’s still extra hard, right? That’s Chauncey at the end of games — clutch-coasting.
You Do Not Want: Lindsay Hunter on the court. He’s at the age where he should be playing at the YMCA, rockin’ shorts over his sweatpants, with a sweat-triangle round his crotch-area.
(No. 6) Ray Allen: KG and Paul said Ray, so I’ll stick with them. Paul is really one of the top three or four closers in the game, but if the Cs want Ray taking that shot, hey, who am I to argue, right? I also wouldn’t mind Old Man Sam hittin’ a youngster with a pump-fake and knocking down a game-winner.
You Do Not Want: Eddie House in the arena. Send him home when the 4th quarter begins. He’s unhinged, liable to run on the court without checking in and jack up a Tourrette Trey to lose the game.
(No. 5) Dirk Nowitzki: We call him soft and girly, a pansy. We say he wears panties and covers his boo-boos with Dora The Explorer band-aids. We question his manhood, as in “does Dirk have a manhood?” But the fact is, with games in doubt, if Dirk has the rock, he’s gonna knife your heart out. Seriously. And he’s not afraid to take the shot either. He may let dudes tap his cheek and intimidate him and pull down his shorts to expose his Vicky Secret thong, but if he’s taking the game-winner, Dirk will send a squad home.
You Do Not Want: I hate to say this, because he happens to be one of my 10 favorite players of all-time…in fact, I won’t say his name…you know who I’m talking about though. It’s not that he’s not a clutch performer. He still is. It’s just that, well, you ever see those shootaround scenes between Ben Stiller and Phillip Seymour-Hoffman in Along Came Polly? The dude I’m talking about shoots like Seymour-Hoffman’s character, Sandy. “Rain dance!”
(No. 4) Gilbert Arenas: He’s still hobbling, yes. But he’s also still Gil. When healthy and at his best, he may be the Game Winner in the NBA. Yeah, I said it. No one had the stretch of game-winners and clutch shots that he did last season. It was historic. He was so gangsta as a Game Winner that, as he did against Utah, he’d flick a 25-footer, turn around and throw his arms up in triumph — before the shot even went in. And people thought Bird’s index-finger was swaggin’ in that Three Point Contest.
You Do Not Want: Antawn Jamison with the rock. He’s a leader and a gentleman, but he is not a Game Winner. If you’re a Wiz fan and ‘Tawn has the rock, what are your first thoughts? Probably something like, “Thanks for all of your production throughout the game, but please spare us and your knees right now and pass the ball to Gil or Caron.” Am I right on or what?
(No. 3) LeBron James: Write me down as one of those dudes that will always doubt LeBron throughout his career. No matter how great he becomes or how many times he performs like an alien, I will probably always remain somewhat skeptical — especially in game-ending situations. Every game that passes features a more mature and fierce ‘Bron, but I believe that there’s a “too-unselfish” gene — maybe even a benign, shrinking-gene — in his basketball DNA.
You Do Not Want: A repeat of Anderson Varejao’s drop-step, left-handed, scoop-shot brick in Game 4 of the Spurs sweep last June. Tie his hair in a bun and send him to the showers before he can sabotage a victory.
(No. 2) Manu Ginobli: Dude is ice water and has this wild ability to get off all kinds of difficult shots and can them with regularity. And, unlike LeBron, I don’t think he’ll pass it.
You Do Not Want: Robert Horry taking the shot. Yeah, I called it — Big Shot is done.
(No. 1) Kobe Bryant: What needs to be said here? We’ve seen him do it countless times, now. I think he’ll go down alongside MJ, Bird and Jerry West on Mount Clutchmore.
You Do Not Want: Lamar Odom freezing up. Aside from Wednesday’s clunker, ‘Mar has been playing profound ball over the past three months. He’s what I call a Franchise Role Player. But dude is not clutch, at all. He hit that game-winner as a Rhode Island freshman, then started crying on his teammates shoulder. As good as he is at so many things, he’s not built for the pressure-cooker, really. Good thing he plays with Kobe.
Vincent Thomas is a SLAMOnline columnist and SLAM Magazine contributor. He can be reached at vincethomas79@gmail.com.
67 Responses to “The Game Winners”
Apr.25 at 12:29 pm
James The Balla says:
first
Apr.25 at 12:29 pm
James The Balla says:
second
Apr.25 at 12:37 pm
Eboy says:
Mount Clutchmore. Nice.
Apr.25 at 12:40 pm
Sam Rubenstein says:
ooooh Vince just learned that you can’t type 8 followed by ) or you get a smiley face.
Apr.25 at 12:40 pm
vmcb says:
“Tourrette Trey” is an amazing term.
Apr.25 at 12:52 pm
Ken says:
The smiley face made me laugh. But yeah, good list.
Apr.25 at 12:57 pm
KA says:
LOL at Jason Kidd denial
Apr.25 at 12:59 pm
The Notorious King says:
Iverson should be higher
and Big Shot is not done. You wait and see
Apr.25 at 1:01 pm
Tariq says:
I wish that three was at the end of regulation. It was at the end of the first overtime. Finley hit the shot at the end of regulation. Damn Duncan, continually strengthening his already formidable legacy.
Apr.25 at 1:03 pm
Shooter#9 - Brasil says:
“(No. 15) Jose Calderon: Like Iguodala, Calderon isn’t a Game Winner, he’s merely the most capable dude on his squad, which says more about Bosh’s deficiencies than it does about Calderon’s end-of-game skills. You Do Not Want: Bosh settling for a 20-foot jumper, with a quivering upper-lip in fraidy-cat angst.” uuuuuhhhhh… raptors fans are gonna love this!
slaped in the face twice in the same week with the truth about bosh?
Apr.25 at 1:04 pm
illydiva says:
CTHU @ Deron Williams…And he’s pretty tough for a light-skinned dude, ain’t he? Nice work
Apr.25 at 1:05 pm
Tariq says:
Regarding Chauncey: there’s a fine line between being calm and being indifferent. He’s dangerously close to crossing it. Ditto all the other Pistons.
Apr.25 at 1:08 pm
Tariq says:
Come on: Dirk at number 5?! You’ve gotta be kidding me. And I assume the Mystery Mav is point guard extraordinaire…Jacque Vaughn?
Apr.25 at 1:18 pm
ciolkstar says:
Props for Gino where he belongs on this list. Dude is straight murder in the clutch. The way he plays in the end of games is what makes it impossible for me to let mcgardy slide with like 6 points over 36 4th quarter minutes. There is no way that could or would ever happen to my boy Gino. At minimum, he’d get into the paint and kill ya at the stripe.
Apr.25 at 1:21 pm
Shooter#9 - Brasil says:
i was laughin out and loud for the whole article, but i had to stop reading when the pink german is brought as a “better” game-winner than AI#3, T-Mac, Mr Clutch and Ray-Ray…
thats just non-sense. you’ve just killed your own article.
i think i see jterry taking more winners than pink… his own coach doesn’t trust that fu(*^^cker. anyway, scrolling it down, i really liked to see manu and kobe as the top 2. only one ting could be worst than seeing pink here and that would be lebron at #1… he shouldn’t be among the top 8, at least.
Apr.25 at 1:22 pm
Tariq says:
Dang. I forgot that Vaughn is actually a Spur. Shoulda said Tyronn Lue.
Apr.25 at 1:32 pm
Allenp says:
Dirk hits big shots. Dirk is also soft. It’s a weird dichotomy. Has there ever been a more soft, clutch player? People talk about that Miami series, but I always remember Dirk hitting crazy fadeways against Haslem at the end of games. If he hadn’t made that horrible pass to Dampier, he would have been straight.
Apr.25 at 1:35 pm
Jay Davis says:
I wrote out who I’d pick before I opened this and got 14-16. I took Joe Johnson for the Hawks and Bosh for T. Dot.
Apr.25 at 1:36 pm
vmcb says:
Dirk is a killer in the clutch, you haters.
Apr.25 at 1:40 pm
WhaHuh says:
T-Mac’s 4th quater scoring is dead. I think Deron and Nash should be higher
Apr.25 at 1:44 pm
WhaHuh says:
I agree with what you were saying about Melo’s hair now aswell. Offseason he needs to get a new look, haircut, beard and get chisled like Lebron. Melo is rocking he laziest haircut that exists, he has the best offesnive game in the League but is Lazy in most other aspects.
Apr.25 at 1:47 pm
Allen says:
Vince - I love that term “Franchise Role Player” for L.O. Fits Perfectly, and I don’t think it’s diss, it’s just real. Let me add my own term to the lexicon: “National TV Defense” - the in-your-face defense Kobe reserves only for big games and big players. You don’t see it on the local broadcast.
Apr.25 at 1:52 pm
J says:
what vince? you got a man crush on CP3!? hahahaha…no such thing…..it’s either you are or you are not…obviously
So stop hating TO, you can have same sex marriages here…
maybe Bosh dissed you in the past coz he don’t swing that way…is that why? don’t be shy. Hence the Comminsh - the coming out of Vince Thomas!
Apr.25 at 2:04 pm
overtime says:
u are such a racist biatch
Apr.25 at 2:10 pm
lockedc says:
don´t you all remember the last weeks.dirk was by far the best mav and he´s proven that he´s clutch.think about his dive against the spurs in game 7 in ´06.that shot took them to OT and they reached the finals
Apr.25 at 2:16 pm
Khalid Salaam says:
Can’t believe you are fronting on Horry. He’s done when he says he’s done and not a second more. Also..Dirk sucks
Apr.25 at 2:23 pm
KaponoE says:
Greatst Clutch Players EVER!!!: Olden Polynice
Greg Ostertag
Arvidas Saabonis
Shawn Bradley
Manute Bol word.
Apr.25 at 2:27 pm
Tariq says:
I’ve been saying that Dirk’s “b*tch” tag has been overblown, and he definitely has had some clutch moments in his career. But I disagree with him being the FIFTH best closer in the postseason. I’d argue that Stack is more clutch than Diggler.
Apr.25 at 2:31 pm
B. Long says:
Dirk NoHeartski should only be considered semi- clutch. Yes he had that drive in 06 against the Spurs but at the same time he also had 8 pts. in the final game last year against the Warriors. 8 POINTS , 8 F@CKING POINTS! Seriously he still got alot to prove before you can call him clutch.
Apr.25 at 2:38 pm
lockedc says:
@b.long:during that series his father was real sick and i think he´d other things on his mind
Apr.25 at 2:40 pm
Khalid Salaam says:
lockedc = dirk apologist
Apr.25 at 2:48 pm
Co Co says:
Jay, you’re right about Joe and it’s always the same game winning shot. The Joe Johnson iso. (which coincidentally is the Hawks offense throughout the rest of the game)
Apr.25 at 2:56 pm
Kobe24Bryant says:
J.R. Smith shouldn’t of said anything
since he did open his mouth
Kobe did to by putting up 49 points with 10 asts.
Apr.25 at 3:05 pm
Jukai says:
Oh my god, “You Do Not Want: Leandro Barbosa to close his eyes, put his head down and barrel to the hoop like a groundhog.” Thank you Thomas. You are my favorite Slam poster.
Apr.25 at 3:21 pm
henry says:
what about the fresh prince himself, horry?
Apr.25 at 3:23 pm
rob stewart says:
Robert Horry is not done, he should be top 10.
Apr.25 at 3:40 pm
B. Long says:
I have a sneaking suspicion that were gonna find out if Big Shot Bob is dun or not before this series is over.
Apr.25 at 3:48 pm
MagicMike2k7 says:
Great Read
Apr.25 at 4:09 pm
tealish says:
Nice list. Agree with all, but T-mac. It’s not enough that he CAN hit the big shot. Does he? How many games has he won for Houston? Hell, he almost lost it last night for him with that ridiculous offensive foul which caused a 5-pt swing.
I’d take Mac off, move AI and Nash up, and add in Skip to my Lou. Nah, just kidding. Mac can have the 10 spot.
Apr.25 at 4:13 pm
tealish says:
Oh, and clutch performers hit more than 2 fgs in three 4th quarters combined, no?
Apr.25 at 4:13 pm
MagicMike2k7 says:
8)
Apr.25 at 4:28 pm
Nguni says:
Mr Big Shot should be top 5. He hits Big shot after big shot, and hits game winners. Lebron should be like 8th. Gilbert, regular season winner, yea, but playoffs?! umm…
Apr.25 at 4:30 pm
Nguni says:
@ciolkstar: put ur boy gino on the rockets right now and see how many points he comes up with.
Apr.25 at 4:52 pm
bendreizehn says:
Stephen Curry!!!
Apr.25 at 4:58 pm
Lang Whitaker says:
Vince, I’m a Hawks fan and I don’t want Mike Bibby shooting with the game on the line. That’s why we have Joe Johnson out there.
Apr.25 at 5:03 pm
henry says:
paul pierce should be higher. my favorite moment of him is in the playoffs, forget what year, when he is jawing with al harrington, who was on the pacers, and watchin the clock tick down before makin his move and hittin that fadeaway three before the clock sounded…
Apr.25 at 5:03 pm
B. Long says:
Lang, I wouldn’t want Bibby shooting period.
Apr.25 at 5:06 pm
Vince says:
I’m deferring to Lang on the Hawks issue.
Apr.25 at 6:03 pm
Nick says:
There seems to be an abundance of Dirk “haters” that have a problem with him being 5 on this list. Call him what you will, question his heart and his manhood, but remember this “pansy” put the Mavericks on his back in ‘06. They were 5 minutes away from a 3-0 series lead before Dwade drank a bottle of G2 and stole MJ’s powers from planet Monstar. People that have a problem with Dirk being on this list have no problem with Gil, Nash, or Tmac being on this list, but please tell me how many games have they won in the finals. How many times have they dropped 50 in a conference final? Again say what you will, but facts are facts.
Apr.25 at 6:05 pm
Kene says:
Co-signing on Stephen Curry…lol…kid is ice-cold. Also, Nash should be way higher on that list. His clutch-shooting pct. has to be something like 90%. He’s already a really good shooter, but when the Suns absolutely need a basket, if he decides to take it, you can basically just go ahead and ring up the points.
Apr.25 at 6:57 pm
youngmuggsy says:
i think dirks at the right place in this list. yes he’s a complete wuss, but luckily for him, shooting gamewinning Js doesn’t require any physical toughness.
Apr.25 at 8:21 pm
Jason says:
You have a man crush on CP3 Vince? No?! you don’t say? Anyhow, I agree that Iverson should be higher. Vince and his hatred for AI is beyond ridiculous. Iverson has had the most clutch performances for Denver this year, i’m not sure which team you were watching. And I have never seen a player that averages 27 ppg and 7 asst performances be called “trivial”, yet you continue to do so. Is he supposed to continue to average 40 pts a game playing next to another dominate scorer? My god. Quit throwing Iverson under the bus please, because it looks desperate and its just flat ot annoying now. You better be careful, you folks at Slam know Iverson moves a lot of units for that magazine and has been a big part of your bread and butter over the years. Also, Dirk deserves to be on the list to me, maybe not that high but he has made big shots. Steve Nash should be higher and I like Gibert, but he shouldn’t even be on that list right now the way he’s been looking…he’s barely even played this season amd hasn’t had any impact right now in the playoffs.
Apr.25 at 10:01 pm
itunes says:
your an idiot…your opinion is now, forever, tainted and in my eyes worthless
Apr.26 at 5:26 am
Tariq says:
Nick: Here’s another fact: 8 points.
Apr.26 at 5:32 am
sab says:
i literally laughed at loud at the eddie house line. great work Vince.
someone questioned Gil above. i think it was 2006 playoffs vs Cleveland, he hit a 30-footer to send it to overtime (??). pretty clutch, if u ask me…
Apr.26 at 5:33 am
sab says:
oh and that’s a BIG call on Horry. bold. i certainly wouldn’t leave him open….
Apr.26 at 5:52 am
Blinguo says:
You do want Dwight off an inbounds play alley oop dunk game winning over Tim Duncan, Mr. MV-PF of this generation (if we all forget that Mailman in LA thing ever happened in this era). Duncan had no chance and didn’t even try to get off the ground. Still have no idea how that wasn’t a SLAMADAMONTH. You might want TJ Ford on a tip in layup if everything goes exactly right with the clocks/timers/replays/refs/popcorn vendors/etc. Jamison pulled a steal and a layup game winner once for Washington. Now that Isaiah is gone from NYC, will someone finally steal People’s Champ David Lee away to do this layup tip in drill game winner with under a second left twice, this time in the playoffs?
Apr.26 at 9:09 am
O'Neezy says:
Vince/Shooter, I’m a Raptor fan yet I can totally agree with your assessment of Bosh. I haven’t yet seen him put in perform at an all star level in the playoffs as he was for stretches of the season. I was wondering if they couldn’t have got a better shot at the end of game two.
Most Raps fans would put TJ in the “You do not want” list, which I think is a little unfair. He has been pretty clutch at certain points during his career with the Raps.
Apr.26 at 10:08 am
Cub Buenning says:
Vince, Carmelo led the NBA last year in game-winning shots; he has been actually more clutch than during his college year.
Apr.26 at 10:10 am
Cub Buenning says:
Vince, do you have all of your Nuggets gear laid out and ready for today’s game?
why the hate?
Apr.26 at 10:47 am
Krishan says:
This read was chockfull of classic lines. When vince said melo is the “worst great player in the league”, I was thinking BULLSEYE! And the Harlem Shakin/High School Musical line on Dwight was awesome.
Apr.26 at 10:54 am
Krishan says:
And to reiterate on melo, you got a lot of up and coming stars right now on the verge of(if not already)blowing sky high. The kind of players that 20 years from now, we’d call legends: Paul, Bron, Dwight, Wade, D-Will. Melo, for me, seems…ethereal, when mentioned with that group. It feels like he’s between becoming a potential superstar, or ending up with glen rice’s career. It’s odd, cause this is the first time I’ve witnessed a player in my generation so palpably on the cusp of blowing up or busting down.
Apr.26 at 1:39 pm
dma says:
sad you dont even get your own harris-pub.com addrress!
Apr.26 at 2:00 pm
Teddy says:
lmao 26 points in 3seconds
Apr.26 at 2:45 pm
tenorca says:
Big Shot is done?! You will eat those words. Bobert Horry will eat your head.
Apr.26 at 7:37 pm
P.Slight says:
That was good stuff, especially the line regarding your man Flavor Flav giving keynote speeches @ HBCUs
Apr.26 at 11:22 pm
Adrian Zapata says:
I agree with your top 2. And do the mavs have a real clutch player? I’d rather have deaven george shoot than dirk. —- And i don’t care what you say, you better not leave big shot Bob open for a game winner. He’s still got it.