What up peeps?

[bballsupastar1]

hey, guys.. long time, no see.. how's it going in all your lives?

 

[Ghost In The Machine]

What's up? How did you find SportsHoopla?

 

[CanadianWalrus]

hey, guys.. long time, no see.. how's it going in all your lives?

well well well, punjabi mc and you dont stop

hey man, good to hear. Besides the fact thar i've lost chips of recent and nobody wants to discuss wrestling on the board things are well at least for myself. Still have diareah almost every morning, dr gill says its the weed speeding up my metabolism so my stomach cant properley digest all the cheetos and microwave bacon... no wait, that may have been my own diagnosis , gill hasnt recieved his degree yet.

 

[KaponOOOOdontshoottheball]

Wait, was this ever real? Did Bball actually show up? This thread is too good to be true and I don't know why I just discovered it now

 

[CarlWinslow]

oh its real alright

 

[raptorlife4]

Where you bitches been? Less then 2 months till tip

 

[CarlWinslow]

Where you bitches been? Less then 2 months till tip

2 lazy, wake me up when valiant hole lands in toronro

 

[KaponOOOOdontshoottheball]

oh its real alright

The fact that you responded first makes me less confident that it's actually real

 

[KaponOOOOdontshoottheball]

Where you bitches been? Less then 2 months till tip

Oh, you know...working, finishing school, falling in and out of love, drinking on patios, modelling for Abercrombie and Fitch underwear ads, pron hubbing...the usual. Ok, two of those were actually true. Miss you bros, though. :P


ALSO, HOLLA!

 

[KaponOOOOdontshoottheball]

Another article on predicting Anus's impact on the team:


How Good Can Toronto Raptors’ Jonas Valanciunas Really Be?

Jonas Valanciunas has single handedly given Toronto Raptors fans a glimmer of hope, and is widely regarded as the second best rookie in this draft class behind Anthony Davis.

Dwane Casey has called Valanciunas a “worst case Joakim Noah” who is still a top center in this league. Offensively, his skill-set his similar to Pau Gasol, however his defense is immensely better than Gasol’s. Valanciunas should become a dominant shot blocker and a defensive stopper along with a dominant offensive game, making him a potential hybrid Noah-Gasol.

In his first Olympic stint, Valanciunas was relatively quite, but shined bright at points. It was a great learning experience as Valanciunas faced world class talent and fared quite well for a 20 year old.

Fans expecting Valanciunas to come in and average 20 and 10 in his rookie year and save the Raptors will likely be disappointed. Considering how raw Valanciunas is, it is unlikely that he will be extremely effective in his first year especially with the adjustments he will have to make.

On the flip side, he could very well be dominant and contend for rookie of the year considering he was playing against tougher competition than the other rookies and still put up similar stats. The fact that he dominated in Europe at such a young age is encouraging. His resume is filled with awards such as the FIBA European Young Player of the Year and MVP and Lithuania basketball player of the year.

There is no doubt in my mind that Valanciunas will become the best center in Raptors franchise history and should become a top 10 center in the league eventually, and could become a top 5 center. However, for him to reach that stage will take time and development, and Raptors fans will have to understand that it is well worth the wait. The key for Valanciunas will be to put on weight in order for him to bang against the likes of Dwight Howard and other top tier centers. As he gets stronger, it will open up his game on both ends of the court and he will develop much faster.

Aaron Gray will likely start the year at center until Valanciunas earns the spot, which will force him to work. Regardless, it is inevidable that Valanciunas will grab the starting job and start to produce and will prove to be well worth the wait.

 

[CarlWinslow]

The fact that you responded first makes me less confident that it's actually real

i can see why but it wasn't me if its a fake. I'm the only one who responded, probably scared him off

 

[CarlWinslow]

Another article on predicting Anus's impact on the team:


How Good Can Toronto Raptors’ Jonas Valanciunas Really Be?

Jonas Valanciunas has single handedly given Toronto Raptors fans a glimmer of hope, and is widely regarded as the second best rookie in this draft class behind Anthony Davis.

Dwane Casey has called Valanciunas a “worst case Joakim Noah” who is still a top center in this league. Offensively, his skill-set his similar to Pau Gasol, however his defense is immensely better than Gasol’s. Valanciunas should become a dominant shot blocker and a defensive stopper along with a dominant offensive game, making him a potential hybrid Noah-Gasol.

In his first Olympic stint, Valanciunas was relatively quite, but shined bright at points. It was a great learning experience as Valanciunas faced world class talent and fared quite well for a 20 year old.

Fans expecting Valanciunas to come in and average 20 and 10 in his rookie year and save the Raptors will likely be disappointed. Considering how raw Valanciunas is, it is unlikely that he will be extremely effective in his first year especially with the adjustments he will have to make.

On the flip side, he could very well be dominant and contend for rookie of the year considering he was playing against tougher competition than the other rookies and still put up similar stats. The fact that he dominated in Europe at such a young age is encouraging. His resume is filled with awards such as the FIBA European Young Player of the Year and MVP and Lithuania basketball player of the year.

There is no doubt in my mind that Valanciunas will become the best center in Raptors franchise history and should become a top 10 center in the league eventually, and could become a top 5 center. However, for him to reach that stage will take time and development, and Raptors fans will have to understand that it is well worth the wait. The key for Valanciunas will be to put on weight in order for him to bang against the likes of Dwight Howard and other top tier centers. As he gets stronger, it will open up his game on both ends of the court and he will develop much faster.

Aaron Gray will likely start the year at center until Valanciunas earns the spot, which will force him to work. Regardless, it is inevidable that Valanciunas will grab the starting job and start to produce and will prove to be well worth the wait.

this was way too much reading for me but i did catch that end peice. Hero teammate aaron gray, God what a hateable team