No sneaking up on the girlfriend now at night, haha.
Eh dude don't get me started on women, there's a reason I'm drinking alone at 3pm...
No sneaking up on the girlfriend now at night, haha.
Yeah, I think its pretty similar. There is certain alcoholic drinks for certain sicknesses here. Mostly they think hot water cures everything. I hate when its 100 degrees outside and im thirsty and they give me hot hot water. They are like it will cool you off because it will make you sweat and the wind will cool you. Hey, dumbass I am drenched in sweat.I don't know why but it kind of made me think of the Germans and Jaeger. Many of them literally think of it as medicinal. I knew more than a few Mormons even who had a bottle of Jaeger and even offered me some as a missionary when I had a really bad cold. Happened when we lived there in 2015 as well. The cultural drinking (and eating) differences are interesting for sure.
Perhaps. I guess I give the edge to Dray since his contributions were less narrow.Its a different era but I think Rodman was just as versatile and better.
Pippen, Dream, The Admiral, Big Ben Wallace, Dwight Howard, and Bruce Bowen were all fantastic defenders. Bowen was like Velcro. Pippen was ridiculous in the passing lanes such a disrupter. Dream and The Admiral blocked the paint. I think the Admiral and Rudy were very similar in their length and agility. Big Ben was one of the most interesting players I’ve ever seen.Its a different era but I think Rodman was just as versatile and better.
Hakeem is first, Rudy is second, Mutombo is third. Rodman and Dray are elite but are in a different category and are simply not as impactful.Draymond recently said he's the best defender ever. For me, players I seen its a three way dance between Rudy, Rodman and Mutombo
Dray is absolutely more versatile, no doubt. But for just defense and rebounding rodman was definitely better.Perhaps. I guess I give the edge to Dray since at his contributions were less narrow.
Yes. Not great off-ball, though. That defense was anchored by Kemp who doesn't get the same credit.I was too young to appreciate him, but I remember Gary Payton being a really good man to man defender. Did he ever win DPOY?
What was funny is I was watching with my brother in law and said... “now watch Draymond is totally gonna bag on Rudy”. His point wasn’t completely bogus but the way he made it looked like we were down 20 and Rudy was garbageI liked how Kenny Smith called out Draymond for his critique of Gobert’s defense.
Disagree... and I hate him. He’s really good at it.Draymond is not great at this lol
Yeah, it happened with 13 seconds left. Bogie was trying to rub off on a Jared Jackson pick to release to get the ball. As he did, I think Jackson grabbed his arm or his arm got caught in the mixup. He was grabbing it instantly and didn't stop rubbing it for the next 45 seconds or so.Hold on guys, I couldn’t have been the only person seeing Bogie get hurt on the last play of the game. He was favoring his wrist and then held it after the game clock expired. Anyone else see that? I think he jammed it on the person he was defending.
I wonder how some of the advanced metrics would paint this, but my gut says you're right about the defense (Rodman is obviously the absolute GOAT at rebounding).Dray is absolutely more versatile, no doubt. But for just defense and rebounding rodman was definitely better.
Perhaps. I guess I give the edge to Dray since his contributions were less narrow.
He did in the early 90s. Pretty sure he’s the only PG to ever win the awardI was too young to appreciate him, but I remember Gary Payton being a really good man to man defender. Did he ever win DPOY?
Besides anything on offense.I dunno Rodman at his best could do it all.
Hakeem is first, Rudy is second, Mutombo is third. Rodman and Dray are elite but are in a different category and are simply not as impactful.
If by "do" you mean be the most disruptive player ever (I mean that mostly in a good way), then we agree.I dunno Rodman at his best could do it all.