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Farewell, Timofey Mozgov
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Kypus
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WE NEED AN ENFORCER TO PROTECT MOZGOV.
Anyone who can't see this is going to be a key for our 4-of-7s in the playoffs is kidding themself! Andy would've been right there in the middle of this backing his dude up.
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Paul is a dirty player, which is not new..But even this bitch move was just laughed off..
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Chris Paul looked like he was trying to pull off a flying stone cold stunner.
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He has the face of an innocent 12 year old, so he gets away with things. That should have been a flagrant 2 on CP3. Would have been nice to send Haywood in to lay him out.
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As someone who recently tried the whole US supersized pizza thing in New York (don't worry @CavsHomer, we finish "large" pizzas by ourselves at home, too
) I can confirm that it is possible to finish the the 8-slicer without much of a problem. Maybe that's because I come from a European (grandparents migrated from Europe to Aus in the 50s) background and know how to eat, though!For reference, I finished this bad boy in New York the other day:
The base was super thin and to be honest, had it been rolled a little thicker, probably could've been the same size as one at home.
Unless of course this isn't in fact a supersized US pizza, then you can disregard everything I've just said!
But getting back to Moz: dude runs the floor like he's D Rose and throws or down like he's Blake. It's rare to find a player like him.
How long before it's safe to call this trade the steal of the season? Moz is everything this team needs and more. And he's just lethal on both ends of the floor.
Don't for a moment discount his impact on this win streak. Take Moz out, and we're looking at a totally different kettle of fish. His ability to provide room for others to flourish in their roles (Tristan, Kevin etc) is almost as impactful as what his skill set brings to the box scores.
And his game last night (from the extended highlights I saw) proved just how important a piece Moz is to a team aspiring for championship rings.
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As someone who recently tried the whole US supersized pizza thing in New York (don't worry @CavsHomer, we finish "large" pizzas by ourselves at home, too
For reference, I finished this bad boy in New York the other day:
The base was super thin and to be honest, had it been rolled a little thicker, probably could've been the same size as one at home.
Unless of course this isn't in fact a supersized US pizza, then you can disregard everything I've just said!
But getting back to Moz: dude runs the floor like he's D Rose and throws or down like he's Blake. It's rare to find a player like him.
How long before it's safe to call this trade the steal of the season? Moz is everything this team needs and more. And he's just lethal on both ends of the floor.
Don't for a moment discount his impact on this win streak. Take Moz out, and we're looking at a totally different kettle of fish. His ability to provide room for others to flourish in their roles (Tristan, Kevin etc) is almost as impactful as what his skill set brings to the box scores.
And his game last night (from the extended highlights I saw) proved just how important a piece Moz is to a team aspiring for championship rings.
I hope you didn't encounter him at the restaurant with this pretty Pizza... it could have been ugly...
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If I were his size, I'd be devouring pizzas too. Shit, I finished half a large Dominoes pizza during the first quarter of the game (maybe 10 minutes) and I had been sitting at a desk all day. Also I didn't play 4 quarters of basketball and max out at 145 pounds. I'm pretty much half Mozzy's size and he ate a whole pizza. So the math works out.
bleedwineandgold03
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I can definitely eat a large by myself and im only 5"11, imagine if i was Timos sized i can def eat a couple lmao.
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I have to say it bugged me that no one got in the face of Paul when he pulled that shit. I know he and LeBron are pals (which I believe played into the non reaction by the Cavs)... but I too think Paul could have been booted for that and someone should have got in his grill for that.
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He was good but was anyone else kinda annoyed at all the passes he fumbled from Kyrie and Lebron. Caused a few turnovers. Just a minor thing though.