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Rookie wrote:

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I was in Lithuania earlier this year. Sabonis and his father are gods there and basketball is everything to that country they still watch the 2000 Olympics game when they almost beat USA. The Paris Olympics means everything to them

Do tell, were you visiting family? Business? Cultural/religous misson? This something you did for the first time or it was once home?

Nalod wrote:Team Lithuania plays Italy at 4pm today in Semi's. Not sure if its just the group tourney winner that goes to Olympics or more than one??

I think it's more than one. Unfortunately, I can't understand a single phucking thing the commentators are saying.

Rookie wrote:

BigDaddyG wrote:

Nalod wrote:Team Lithuania plays Italy at 4pm today in Semi's. Not sure if its just the group tourney winner that goes to Olympics or more than one??

I think it's more than one. Unfortunately, I can't understand a single phucking thing the commentators are saying.

Where are the games broadcast. Do you need an old WWII ham radio to tune in?

I found a link. But there's also this site: https://www.courtside1891.basketball/game/143840. But I'm not paying for the live stream, even though the cost is relatively cheap.

Wonder if he could be being kept out (avoid injury) and as potential piece to upcoming trade?

Not sure if above is possible but guess I'm expecting a trade to go down.

Watched the Lakers SL game yesterday. The Lakers had all the media ballsack Lickers in attendance ready to either pounce on the kid as a bust or pump him up as a potential talent.

After all the hype I was left with literally no impression of the kids game. He doesn't look ready yet. Kid needs to go into the incubator for a few years. With his size though the odds are against him unless he has another growth spurt left in him. He did come off as a little to cool for school which was a little too obvious when playing next to players who are playing with more urgency with a hint of desperation

Rookie wrote:The Lakers and the Lickers

Watched the Lakers SL game yesterday. The Lakers had all the media ballsack Lickers in attendance ready to either pounce on the kid as a bust or pump him up as a potential talent.

After all the hype I was left with literally no impression of the kids game. He doesn't look ready yet. Kid needs to go into the incubator for a few years. With his size though the odds are against him unless he has another growth spurt left in him. He did come off as a little to cool for school which was a little too obvious when playing next to players who are playing with more urgency with a hint of desperation

He should stayed in college for 3-4 years. Then worked with the goal of earning rotation mins by the final year of his rookie scale deal. While him being able to play with his father is a great story, and who wouldn't want to do so if you have the ability to make that happen. Not sure if it was the best route for his actual development and career.

But he needs more games getting 30+mins as he reached higher level of comp. Right now he only got his freshman year and probably won't get much consistent rotational mins in the NBA unless Bron forces the issue which could also backfire towards his development.

newyorknewyork wrote:

Rookie wrote:The Lakers and the Lickers

Watched the Lakers SL game yesterday. The Lakers had all the media ballsack Lickers in attendance ready to either pounce on the kid as a bust or pump him up as a potential talent.

After all the hype I was left with literally no impression of the kids game. He doesn't look ready yet. Kid needs to go into the incubator for a few years. With his size though the odds are against him unless he has another growth spurt left in him. He did come off as a little to cool for school which was a little too obvious when playing next to players who are playing with more urgency with a hint of desperation

He should stayed in college for 3-4 years. Then worked with the goal of earning rotation mins by the final year of his rookie scale deal. While him being able to play with his father is a great story, and who wouldn't want to do so if you have the ability to make that happen. Not sure if it was the best route for his actual development and career.

But he needs more games getting 30+mins as he reached higher level of comp. Right now he only got his freshman year and probably won't get much consistent rotational mins in the NBA unless Bron forces the issue which could also backfire towards his development.

I'm going to say Lebron is being a little selfish about wanting to play with his boy at the expense of his development.

An extra year or two would've helped him...seems pretty obvious to me.

CleaverGreene wrote:

newyorknewyork wrote:

Rookie wrote:The Lakers and the Lickers

Watched the Lakers SL game yesterday. The Lakers had all the media ballsack Lickers in attendance ready to either pounce on the kid as a bust or pump him up as a potential talent.

After all the hype I was left with literally no impression of the kids game. He doesn't look ready yet. Kid needs to go into the incubator for a few years. With his size though the odds are against him unless he has another growth spurt left in him. He did come off as a little to cool for school which was a little too obvious when playing next to players who are playing with more urgency with a hint of desperation

He should stayed in college for 3-4 years. Then worked with the goal of earning rotation mins by the final year of his rookie scale deal. While him being able to play with his father is a great story, and who wouldn't want to do so if you have the ability to make that happen. Not sure if it was the best route for his actual development and career.

But he needs more games getting 30+mins as he reached higher level of comp. Right now he only got his freshman year and probably won't get much consistent rotational mins in the NBA unless Bron forces the issue which could also backfire towards his development.

I'm going to say Lebron is being a little selfish about wanting to play with his boy at the expense of his development.

An extra year or two would've helped him...seems pretty obvious to me.