This GIF of Bargnani Sums Up His Season

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Nilanka wrote:

lol, desperately trying to "catch" me, but continuing to fail miserably. Classic p00ka.

DeRozan is a poor ball-handler for a shooting guard. But he's miles ahead of Bargnani...especially on the break. The fact that you need this explained to you tells me just how little you know about the sport you love to harp about.

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Flip flopping away, but seeing as the problem wasn't the dribbling up the floor, it's a moot point. Now back to your original "catchy" point: what was that about fundamentals of 7 footers having PG like passing skills while being chased down the court?

Sigh....this is the last thing I'll say about this topic.

Give up the ball early to increase the chances of a successful fast break. It doesn't get any simpler than that.

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Nilanka wrote:

Sigh....this is the last thing I'll say about this topic.

Give up the ball early to increase the chances of a successful fast break. It doesn't get any simpler than that.

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And quite obvious,,,, if you're a simpleton that relies on cliches more than the actual in game circumstances dictating quick decisions in the speed of the NBA game.

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p00ka wrote:

And quite obvious,,,, if you're a simpleton that relies on cliches more than the actual in game circumstances dictating quick decisions in the speed of the NBA game.

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If you're suggesting that a poor decision is excusable because of "the speed of the game"....well then, no player can ever do any wrong.

Congratulations on lowering Bargnani's bar to maximum levels.

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Nilanka wrote:

If you're suggesting that a poor decision is excusable because of "the speed of the game"....well then, no player can ever do any wrong.

Congratulations on lowering Bargnani's bar to maximum levels.

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No, never said anything of the kind, but nice try in your "special" mis-interpret/mis-direct Nilanka way. I'll try and say this s l o w e r for you: cliched general rules that get applied by dumbasses with no regard for actual circumstances and situations of the game, are for simpletons. Skate around in circles, if one comment shown to be lame try another, flip flop, misquote, mis/re-direct, rinse lather, repeat.

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p00ka wrote:

No, never said anything of the kind, but nice try in your "special" mis-interpret/mis-direct Nilanka way. I'll try and say this s l o w e r for you: cliched general rules that get applied by dumbasses with no regard for actual circumstances and situations of the game, are for simpletons. Skate around in circles, if one comment shown to be lame try another, flip flop, misquote, mis/re-direct, rinse lather, repeat.

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lol, the topic hasn't changed since I replied to your 1st post. You're saying Bargnani was fouled on that play.

I'm saying regardless of that foul, Bargnani has already screwed up by not passing the ball earlier.

Everything else you said afterwards was just catty nonsense in a futile attempt at zinging me.

"the topic hasn't changed"

voila! misquote, re-direct

"futile attempt at zinging me"

Should have added re-inventing history to the style list. This exchange started with you trying to "zing" me.

Correction: Not zinging. Simply making a counter-point with with comedic effect :p

This is fun to read.

Bargnani should've

1) passed the ball as Nilanka says (give it up to get it back - cliche or not)

or even better

2) gone up with it like a MAN and dunk on the little 6 ft guard named Monte Ellis (craddle the ball if you have to).

It was funny writing the 2nd option.....lol

The most entertaining part of this is the flail he does after he loses the ball, and he realizes he needs to play it up and draw a foul in order to avoid embarrassment. LOL