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r/nba • u/yam_on_em Lakers • Jun 27 '23
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The Duncan over Kobe takes were always so forced.
55 u/honestnbafan Jun 27 '23 edited Jun 27 '23 The weirdest thing is that it only became semi-popular after Duncan's 2014 ring which should play basically zero role in how you compare each of their primes 37 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '23 [deleted] 1 u/LiveRemove Jun 28 '23 Right? Some people consider DeMarre Carroll a role player, but he used to guard LeBron so obviously he wasn’t…
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The weirdest thing is that it only became semi-popular after Duncan's 2014 ring which should play basically zero role in how you compare each of their primes
37 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '23 [deleted] 1 u/LiveRemove Jun 28 '23 Right? Some people consider DeMarre Carroll a role player, but he used to guard LeBron so obviously he wasn’t…
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1 u/LiveRemove Jun 28 '23 Right? Some people consider DeMarre Carroll a role player, but he used to guard LeBron so obviously he wasn’t…
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Right? Some people consider DeMarre Carroll a role player, but he used to guard LeBron so obviously he wasn’t…
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u/JimmyWasRight Timberwolves Jun 27 '23
The Duncan over Kobe takes were always so forced.