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>I unironically think hockey is a better sport than basketball
>>64525871
>Portugal
kek
Yeah. Players regularly get their teeth knocked out.
Kinda hard to compete against that.
>>64525871
don't you have a soccer game against greece to lose or something?
>Stoners Edition.
bonus news: Torres had another surgery, continues to be worthless
Here are the projected lineups:
AVALANCHE
Gabriel Landeskog - John Mitchell - Matt Duchene
Alex Tanguay - Nathan MacKinnon - Jarome Iginla
Andreas Martinsen - Carl Soderberg - Blake Comeau
Cody McLeod - Mikhail Grigorenko - Jack Skille
Francois Beauchemin - Erik Johnson
Nick Holden - Tyson Barrie
Brandon Gormley - Zach Redmond
Calvin Pickard
Semyon Varlamov
Injured: Reto Berra (ankle), Ben Street (chest), Brad Stuart (back), Jesse Winchester (head)
Scratched: Nate Guenin, Chris Wagner
SHARKS
Dainius...
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Go Avs
Man, I didn't know the NFL loved us that much! We have a bye week for wild card weekend!
>implying the ***skins can beat us
>implying the Packers can beat us
>implying the Viqueers can beat us
>>64524059
shit b8 m8
>>64524133
>bait
>implying
>>64524059
>get beat by rasm
>imply anything
Cute.
I haven't been on this board since 2014. What memes have I missed out on?
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/sp/ isn't a meme factory anymore, mod and janny killed the fun
>You now remember the women can beat men meme
>You now remember the 'ONCE IN AN EVER ATHLETE' mem
>>64522373
Yeah I remember that meme, Greg Hardy's gf tried to put it to the test.
>>64522373
Dude didn't you hear she's taking on the world of boxing next? I hear a soccer mom boxing federation is being started just for her to dominate.
>>64522373
Ronda didn't just get exposed, the entire bullshit facade of WMMA and feminism got exposed as well.
>You now remember Trent Richardson
>Mark Ingram
>TJ Yeldon
>Eddie Lacy
>Trent Richardson
All dem decent Alabama RB's and the Browns end up with Richardson, kek
>You now remember Robert Lee Griffin III
>You now remember Jimmy Graham
Can I pretend that Bush was a huge part of the Superbowl season?
Did Russell Wilson perform a miracle on January 18th, 2015?
The miracle is he's a black manlet who won the superbowl
Yes, a QB throwing 4 picks in a championship game is unbelievable
>>64521420
Why is that a miracle? God looks at the heart, not the appearance.
They are both men /sp/, and they are both mongs.
The question is, who is the biggest meme?
CHAT
SHIT
>>64520482
yes interesting
ITT: underrated players
He was pretty bad the last couple seasons tbf. Glad to see he's finally playing well.
Chicharito
>>64520002
>ITT: underrated players
Pretty much everyone in Tottenham's starting XI except for Eriksen, Lloris, and Walker.
Jordan's help. Wow.
1. Scottie Pippen
The 2nd best perimeter player of the 90's. Arguably the best perimeter defender of all time.
2. Dennis Rodman
The best rebounder of all time and one of the mos versatile defenders of all time. He put up seasons of 14.9 rpg, 16.1 rpg, and 15.0 rpg in his seasons with the Bulls.
3. Horace Grant
Played with the Bulls for 7 seasons until 93-94. The epitome of a perfect role player. Was a consistent player with a deady midrange jumper and outstanding defense. Peaked in his final Chicago season with outstanding averages of 15.1 ppg, 11.0 rpg, 3.4 apg, 1.1 spg, 1.2 bpg on 52%.
4. Toni Kukoc
Came in right after Horace left. Played with the Bulls from 93-94 up through Jordan's retirement. A lefty, solid playmaker, and smooth handles. What else would you expect out of another of Jordan's superstar teammates? Came over already established and in his prime at the age of 25. In his 2nd season with the Bulls he put up a cool 15.7 ppg, 5.4 rpg, 4.6 apg, 1.3 spg on 50%.
5. Charles Oakley
He played with Jordan before he learned how to collect and utilize talent amazingly (while berating it needlessly). They had a stint together in the 87-88 season where the Oak Tree dropped a more than respectable 12.4 ppg, 13.0 rpg, and 3.0 dimes. All while being a tree.
6. BJ Armstrong
A steadfast point guard that was reliable. Beyond reliable in reality - a great running mate. Stuck it out on the Bulls from 89-95. Learned the game (while being a great bench player) his first three years with good numbers. Peaked at the right time as a starter in the 93-94 season with a solid and efficient scoring line of 14.8 ppg, 3.9 apg on 48%, 44%, 86%
7. Ron Harper
Was a stat stuffer. Came to the Bulls to become a winner and increase their already league leading talent pool. What'd he drop the year before he joined the Bulls? An inspired 20.1 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 4.6 apg, 1.9 spg
Has there ever been such a loaded roster as the ones Jordan enjoyed?
>>64519425
probably the 2010s miami heat
>>64519425
LBJ's Heat
Early 2000s Shaq's Lakers.
>and then they offered me £300,000 per week until 2019
>Twice!
>Twice!
>tfw rppney earns more than your yearly salary in a single appearance fee bonus
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