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The choreographed (and premature) choke sign from Halliburton is the opposite of class. He and Reggie Miller share the same DNA. They both beat the Knicks, but they have no class.
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I wouldn't say that about the rest of the team though. Siakam seems like a class act kind of player. I find it hard to root against him |
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Game 7 predictions? I’d like the Pacers to win but playing away is tough.
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I’m guessing it will take seven games but I’m not picking the team. Eight is out of the question. :D |
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Well, order has been restored in the universe. Pacers made a helluva run. Respect.
I thought Haliburton might have a Willis Reed moment. But, alas, karma came back to bite him. |
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You just hate to see a star player go down in a game 7; we'll never know if the outcome would have been different. He and Tatum both with major achilles injuries in the playoffs, ouch.
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If you think we're all willing to be dragged down to your level of "discourse", you're wrong. |
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:p |
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If you're going to dish it, you've got to be able to take it. |
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I can also see why pointing that out that might offend fans of a team whose two biggest icons are celebrated more for their theatrical taunts than they are for the rings on their fingers. |
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These are actual human beings, dipshit, not just characters on TV. Tyrese is a great citizen of Indianapolis and Indiana. Maybe you just have no idea what that looks like. |
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No one is celebrating his injury. We just point out that it is a lesson in karma. |
Trash talking is a long-established part of the NBA. Maybe Tyrese is a little over the top, but whatever, it's entertainment in essence. The beloved Larry Bird could trash talk with the best of them. This young man's injury was highly unfortunate and could not have come at a worse time for his team, for both teams really since I am sure OKC would have preferred a game with Indiana at full strength. That's really all there is to say about it, hopefully he fully recovers, and same with Jayson Tatum from my part of the country.
PS there's no karma involved here. That's an absurd gloss IMO. Just a miserable injury. |
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But obviously enough elements of a karmic narrative are there that the mere mention of it can elicit a full tilt on this thread. |
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Hopefully you eventually reach the point in your personal development that you don’t think bad results for your team mean the opposition (possibly) deserves to be in a hospital bed unable to walk. I wish you good luck in that journey.
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Speaking of personal development, once you've cooled down, I recommend you take a dispassionate read through this thread again. There was only one person who devolved into name calling, four-letter profanity, and personal attacks.
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Charles, you're a godsend -- thanks for the tip.
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In my 25 years on discussion forums, never once have I even considered ignoring/blocking another poster. I have no problem dealing with/responding to disagreements. :rolleyes: |
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Haliburton is not the most sympathetic of the many players who suffered season ending Achilles injuries this year (including a couple of others in the playoffs). And just because some people don't have thick enough skin to see that hard truth spelled out doesn't make it any less true. |
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