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NBA 2017/2018 Season Special Thread
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Mag3
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Kweli LeBron alipania! Nadhani kavunja rekodi ya kucheza bila kupumzika...dakika 46:08, yaani katika mchezo wote kapumzika chini ya dakika mbili tu!
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Hawana namna, LBJ akitoka timu yote inasimama. Hata game two waliyoshinda LBJ alicheza 40mins
Kocha Mkuu
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Hii sidhani kama imevunja rekodi, kuna Finals za 2015 vs GSW nadhani alivuka.
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Lakini cha ajabu, haters watasema Bron ana cake walk, endapo Cavs watachukua ECF championship.
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Ni kweli na tofauti ni sekunde 34...kwenye fainali ya 2015 LBJ alicheza dakika 46:42 na leo kacheza 46:08. Tofauti ni kwamba ule ulikuwa ni mchezo wa mwisho wa fainali wakati huu ni wa roundi ya kwanza tu ya playoffs.!
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Sijakwelewa au hueleweki!
Umesema hajawahi, sasa hivi unasema mchezo wa mwisho na wa kwanza.
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Warriors' Kevin Durant to Giannis Antetokounmpo: Don't stay with Bucks if you're not having fun
Kevin Durant stunned fans everywhere when he decided to leave Oklahoma City and the Thunder to join the Warriors. He had already been to the NBA Finals with OKC and came within one win of eliminating the same Warriors team he joined. It's hard to fault him these days now that he's won an NBA championship with Golden State, but he still takes a lot of flack for that decision to this day.
It wasn't long ago that Durant was thinking of staying in OKC forever, having his jersey retired there and becoming a local legend. People and dreams change. Right now, Durant sees plenty of similarities when it comes rising Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo. Via ESPN:
"I was at that point," Durant told ESPN. "I wanted the same things. ..."
"What I would say to him, I would tell him to play for himself," Durant said. "Because he's the one out there putting in the work, he's the one out there getting up in the morning staying committed to the game. Obviously [the comments about staying put] sounds good to the fans in Milwaukee and to the ownership, because he cares so much about wanting to please them and play well for them, and I get it. But his career is about him; it's about whatever he wants to do and however he feels is right for him. And what type of basketball does he want to play? He's not going to stay in Milwaukee if he's not having fun playing the game."
On one hand, this kind of advice from Durant seems a bit unnecessary. Antetokounmpo is thrilled to be in Milwaukee and is having a blast on a playoff team. The organization is built completely around him and he was even featured on 60 Minutes to discuss his unorthodox journey to the NBA.
On the other hand, there is some truth in Durant's words. Players want to keep fans happy, but the truth is they can never make everybody happy. That's something Durant had to learn when he chose to leave Oklahoma City. Antetokounmpo, no matter what he wants to do with his career, needs to focus on himself before he thinks of the fans or the Bucks for that matter.
At the moment, Antetokounmpo can't be bothered with that. It's Milwaukee or bust for the 23-year-old, who could see himself finishing his career on one team.
"Definitely. That's one of my goals," Antetokounmpo told ESPN recently. "Kobe [Bryant] did it. Tim Duncan did it. Dirk Nowitzki did it. I just want to be one of those guys ... that stays for the city, play for the city for 20 years."
It's always awesome to see star players spend a full career on one franchise. They become their own kind of legend and endear themselves to fans in a special way. Right now, that's what Antetokounmpo wants, but maybe his goals change later in his life. What he decides to do with his life will be up to him and him alone.
Kevin Durant stunned fans everywhere when he decided to leave Oklahoma City and the Thunder to join the Warriors. He had already been to the NBA Finals with OKC and came within one win of eliminating the same Warriors team he joined. It's hard to fault him these days now that he's won an NBA championship with Golden State, but he still takes a lot of flack for that decision to this day.
It wasn't long ago that Durant was thinking of staying in OKC forever, having his jersey retired there and becoming a local legend. People and dreams change. Right now, Durant sees plenty of similarities when it comes rising Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo. Via ESPN:
"I was at that point," Durant told ESPN. "I wanted the same things. ..."
"What I would say to him, I would tell him to play for himself," Durant said. "Because he's the one out there putting in the work, he's the one out there getting up in the morning staying committed to the game. Obviously [the comments about staying put] sounds good to the fans in Milwaukee and to the ownership, because he cares so much about wanting to please them and play well for them, and I get it. But his career is about him; it's about whatever he wants to do and however he feels is right for him. And what type of basketball does he want to play? He's not going to stay in Milwaukee if he's not having fun playing the game."
On one hand, this kind of advice from Durant seems a bit unnecessary. Antetokounmpo is thrilled to be in Milwaukee and is having a blast on a playoff team. The organization is built completely around him and he was even featured on 60 Minutes to discuss his unorthodox journey to the NBA.
On the other hand, there is some truth in Durant's words. Players want to keep fans happy, but the truth is they can never make everybody happy. That's something Durant had to learn when he chose to leave Oklahoma City. Antetokounmpo, no matter what he wants to do with his career, needs to focus on himself before he thinks of the fans or the Bucks for that matter.
At the moment, Antetokounmpo can't be bothered with that. It's Milwaukee or bust for the 23-year-old, who could see himself finishing his career on one team.
"Definitely. That's one of my goals," Antetokounmpo told ESPN recently. "Kobe [Bryant] did it. Tim Duncan did it. Dirk Nowitzki did it. I just want to be one of those guys ... that stays for the city, play for the city for 20 years."
It's always awesome to see star players spend a full career on one franchise. They become their own kind of legend and endear themselves to fans in a special way. Right now, that's what Antetokounmpo wants, but maybe his goals change later in his life. What he decides to do with his life will be up to him and him alone.
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Labda aumie Mkuu au production yake as a player ipungue. Vinginevyo ni makosa makubwa kumuuza mcheza mzuri kama the Greek Freak who is also the darling of so many people in that City.
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Uzuri wake nimeona wanajitahidi sana kumtafutia supporting cast ambayo ni credible.
Tofauti na LebRon ile first stint Cavs walikuwa wanazingua kuleta supporters mpaka jamaa akaondoka.
Pia dogo haonekani kama mtu wa tamaa, ingawa agents na advisers pia wanaweza kuwa vyanzo vya trades.
Mfano mpaka sasa issue ya Kawhi siielewi na sina uhakika kama jamaa atakaa misimu mitatu zaidi Spurs.
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Teh teh!! Mbona nipo!!!
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Hujaelewa! Ni kwamba huelewi fainali ni nini na roundi ya kwanza ya playoffs ni nini...mbona kazi ipo! Round ya kwanza ya playoffs zinashiriki timu 16 lakini fainali ni timu 2 tu! Sasa utata uko wapi?
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Umuhimu wa muda unatofautiana?