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I don't know man. She's wearing the name tag now.
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Red Auerbach may have been the best GM in the history of professional sports.Always have liked Creighton
Ever since Paul SIlas played for them
Then the Celts for three NBA Championships
Silas played for Creighton, Then, Silas was a member of three NBA Championship teams (1974,1976,1979) and two NBA All-Defensive First Teams (1975,1976). He joined the Celtics in 1972 and proved to be a crucial addition to a team trying to regain its championship form.
Is the Franwich on the menu there? Heck, does he have a favorite table in the back?That TO was a game killer
Your reservations are in order at the Boulevard of Broken Dreams Cafe
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Magic, Kareem, Worthy, Rambis, Green and Thompson would like a word with you.Red Auerbach may have been the best GM in the history of professional sports.
It's not easy to retool on the fly mini generation after mini gemeration. Or when you usually draft low.
He took advantage of a rule that existed then to get Larry Bird with a year to go in college. Back then any fourth year junior who's original class had graduated was eligible to be drafted even if they hadn't formally declared.
Then he swapped high picks with Golden State and drafted Kevin McHale third overall after Golden state drafted Joe Barry Carroll number 1. Oh, and he also got a backup center named Robert Parish in the deal.
Boston frontcourts of the 1980's with Bird, Parish McHale, and first Cornbread Maxwell and then Bill Walton were probably the best four man front courts in the history of the league.
Silas would have won the 1979 championship on a Seattle team that included Downtown Freddy Brown!
Magic was a guard, though he stopped guarding jet quick points after his 1981 knee injury.Magic, Kareem, Worthy, Green and Thompson would like a word with you.
Magic was a guard, though he stopped guarding jet quick points after his 1981 knee injury.
Jamaal Wikes was the player you were thinking of and he was a tremendous, savvy player and yes those were formidable front lines.
Just my opinion, I think Boston's FRONT COURT was a hair better, and since you went five deep with Thompson Boston still has an edge. They had ML Carr and then Scott Wedman.
Say what you want about Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Howard, he has his teams ready to play in the tournament.
Magic, Kareem, Worthy, Rambis, Green and Thompson would like a word with you.
Credit him for taking advantage of the opportunity. But they should be in the NIT.Say what you want about Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Howard, he has his teams ready to play in the tournament.