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I just watched the trailer for that documentary. That is where being irresponsible and cocky will bite you in the butt. He was not ready to go to the league whatsoever, especially with that attitude.

Coming straight from high school worked for people like Kobe, Steve Nash and KG, but it didn't work for people like Kwame Brown. However, Kwame Brown still made bank, which means even though he was considered one of the biggest busts of all time, he still made a lot of money. Now, if he handled...

Ahahaha the white mamba! No but really, that's where the rings argument starts to lose power. While rings are extremely important, that does not measure a player or their ability.

Which begs the question: Do the players care more about the game or the money? No matter what answer a player gives, they are absolutely, one hundred percent guaranteed to piss someone off.

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This is a tough one. If I had to make a top five of favorite basketball movies, it would have to be(in any order at all): Space Jam, Like Mike, Hoosiers, Coach Carter and White Men Can't Jump. All equally good movies in their own ways.

I am currently playing on a Varsity basketball team, so yes. I have played since I was little and I have loved it ever since then. I am just too competitive of a person to not play a sport.

In all basketball circles, Lebron is always brought up and there is always a 50/50 divide of taste. I don't like Lebron, personally. He jumped ship and then comes back. That is not loyal whatsoever. He also tried to get all of the best players in the league to play with him, which is definitely...

Orange is my favorite color so anything that is orange, I like haha. Good job on the layout, guys.

Welcome to the forums! Sounds like you were turned onto the NBA from a legendary game. Was it the one where he stepped over Tyronn Lue?

I had Derrick Roses' first shoe and let me tell you, that was an extremely low quality shoe to hoop in. It fell apart after not even one season of play. The shoe was uncomfortable and was not very supportive. That experience left me with a sour taste in my mouth towards Adidas. So, it is Nike...

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James Harden is arguably the greatest offensive player in the entire league right now. Even though his elbow has certainly slowed him down to an extent, he can still score on anyone in the NBA.

I just realized I never introduced myself. If you cannot tell from my username, I am a diehard Atlanta sports fan. If you like the Hawks, we are friends.

Welcome to the forums! And I know that there are plenty of other Kobe fans here that can relate to you.

I honestly believe that the way this season is going, the Hawks could easily go to the 3rd round of the playoffs. With a few lineup changes, we have honestly been the best Hawks team I have ever witnessed. We are playing as a unit rather than playing selfishly, and we are beating teams that have...

I really don't even think that this is a question. The Human Highlight Factory is either the best or is in the top 3. He helped the Hawks in ways that no other player could.

This is certainly a tough question. Like Mike was definitely my favorite whenever I was younger, but nowadays it is either Coach Carter or Hoosiers. All of them are classics in my mind, though.

I most definitely prefer Nike over Adidas. I got one of the DRose Adi's and they had horrible grip, terrible support and perpetually broke. That was the last pair of Adidas I ever played in, to say the least.

In the East, I see the Hawks, Wizards, Raptors and Heat making deep runs into the playoffs. I'm not trying to sound biased by naming the Hawks either, but this team is really special. As for the West, I see the Warriors, Trail Blazers, Spurs and Mavericks going far in the playoffs. It's crazy...