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silesian said:
..He believes Burke plays like Iverson.
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Dude, Burke IS Iverson!
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You Jazz had him. Lost him. Now we have Iverson 2.0. Deal with it.
 
But let's give detail.

Wikipedia said:
In March 1995, Jordan decided to quit baseball due to the ongoing Major League Baseball strike, as he wanted to avoid becoming a potential replacement player.[70] On March 18, 1995, Jordan announced his return to the NBA through a two-word press release: "I'm back."[4] The next day, Jordan took to the court with the Bulls to face the Indiana Pacers in Indianapolis, scoring 19 points.[71] The game had the highest Nielsen rating of a regular season NBA game since 1975.[72] Although he could have opted to wear his normal number in spite of the Bulls having retired it, Jordan instead wore number 45, as he had while playing baseball.[71]

Although he had not played an NBA game in a year and a half, Jordan played well upon his return, making a game-winning jump shot against Atlanta in his fourth game back.
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I remember watching that game against Atlanta. And it's not like Carmelo retired for 18 months.
 
I say we promote moving Melo to Golden State. I believe he's the only single player that could implode a championship caliber team such as theirs. Then we have a much easier path to the finals next year.
 
MeloTheJazzKiller said:
I guess you haven't heard.
Jazz are done tonight and the Celtics play Saturday night. Hayward's season is longer than the Jazz season.​
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In true Carmelo fashion, someone eats your lunch, and then you throw up another brick.

The Jazz can't be eliminated tonight. This is game six.

Are you like, 12?
 
Harambe said:
In true Carmelo fashion, someone eats your lunch, and then you throw up another brick.

The Jazz can't be eliminated tonight. This is game six.

Are you like, 12?
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As I said, you don't know sports. The Jazz season ended when they choked on a 25 point lead in the third quarter of a close-out game.
Hayward and his team are still playing. Jazz season ended days ago.
 
MeloTheJazzKiller said:
As I said, you don't know sports. The Jazz season ended when they choked on a 25 point lead in the third quarter of a close-out game.
Hayward and his team are still playing. Jazz season ended days ago.
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Then how is it over tonight, and not already over?

Follow up question; You're telling me Carmelo's great, and Michael Jordon wasn't good when he came back the first time, and I'm the one that doesn't know sports?
 
Harambe said:
Then how is it over tonight, and not already over?

Follow up question; You're telling me Carmelo's great, and Michael Jordon wasn't good when he came back the first time, and I'm the one that doesn't know sports?
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1. I said in my very first post here the Jazz were done. They blew a 3rd quarter 25 point lead in a close-out game. Done. Whatever they are doing after that game is a waste of everybody's time. They are already done. The Knicks season was done on April 11th in Cleveland. The Jazz season was done April 25 in Oklahoma City. Hayward's season is still going on, Jazz season ended in OKC (didn't you see the game? It was a monumental choke. Biggest in sports history. Bad way to end a season.)

2. Huh? You have problems reading. I said Jordan had a bad year when he played baseball. Then he came back and was great again. Melo, by his standards, had a bad year this season. But -- like Jordan -- he will return to greatness.
 
MeloTheJazzKiller said:
1. I said in my very first post here the Jazz were done. They blew a 3rd quarter 25 point lead in a close-out game. Done. Whatever they are doing after that game is a waste of everybody's time. They are already done. The Knicks season was done on April 11th in Cleveland. The Jazz season was done April 25 in Oklahoma City. Hayward's season is still going on, Jazz season ended in OKC (didn't you see the game? It was a monumental choke. Biggest in sports history. Bad way to end a season.)

2. Huh? You have problems reading. I said Jordan had a bad year when he played baseball. Then he came back and was great again. Melo, by his standards, had a bad year this season. But -- like Jordan -- he will return to greatness.
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Totally believable.

ITT; guy with less credibility than babe gets ruined by a deceased gorilla.
 
Harambe said:
Totally believable.
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Hey, no problem. I understand it takes some people a little longer to come along. Glad I could be patient and help you out.

Yeah, the Jazz season ended Wednesday night. 25 point lead....wiped out. So was the season. Hey, maybe next year you'll get a little further than a game five first round exit.
 
MeloTheJazzKiller said:
Folks, it's over.

Twenty-five point lead in the 3rd to close out the series...and you blow it! I've played sports, I watch sports, I know sports. It is over. Done. Utah Jazz can not, will not overcome that choke.

We've seen the movie before. Most famous example: Boston Red Sox 1986...Bill Buckner, through the legs. After that you just knew they were going to drop the series. You choke big time, you lose. There is no overcoming it.

I am wearing my Hayward t-shirt today because I won't have a chance to wear it until October. The Jazz are done.

(Ironic, his season lasted longer than yours.)

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No doubt the game 5 loss will be tough to overcome on multiple levels. Tonight be will be more than interesting to see how the Jazz show up. But to be clear, Hayward's season last less then 10 minutes. Game 88 for us starts tonight
MeloTheJazzKiller said:
I guess you haven't heard.
Jazz are done tonight and the Celtics play Saturday night. Hayward's season is longer than the Jazz season.​
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MeloTheJazzKiller said:
I guess you haven't heard.
Jazz are done tonight and the Celtics play Saturday night. Hayward's season is longer than the Jazz season.​
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Actually, David Stockton has had a longer season then GH. Guess you hadn't heard. Hayward's season didn't last one game.
 
MeloTheJazzKiller said:
Hey, no problem. I understand it takes some people a little longer to come along. Glad I could be patient and help you out.

Yeah, the Jazz season ended Wednesday night. 25 point lead....wiped out. So was the season. Hey, maybe next year you'll get a little further than a game five first round exit.
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Thank you for correcting yourself.

But **** you. Enjoy Carmelo's exit in the first round.
 
gomretat said:
No doubt the game 5 loss will be tough to overcome on multiple levels. But to be clear, Hayward's season last less then 10 minutes. Game 88 for us starts tonight
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No, come on, man, this isn't difficult.

As a Knick fan, believe me, I know when seasons end. Most years my season ends in November. Yes, the schedule says we may be playing games until April, but as a knowledgeable Knick fan, I know our season is over in November. But hey, this season we actually had a long season. We made it all the way to February! Then Porzingis tore his ACL...season over. Done. But I was happy as hell. My Knicks season made it all the way to February this year. That's a great year.

Jazz season ended April 25th in OKC. A game five exit in first round. Over. Done. Who cares what the schedule may say. Jazz season ended April 25.

As for Hayward, he and his team are still going strong. Longer than the Jazz whose season ended April 25.
 
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