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Mosby

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7. I think GS built their team the right way

Reply to n2doc (Reply #6)

Wed Jun 28, 2017, 02:28 PM

Jun 2017

But I really don't mind the superteam concept, the thing I agree with in the article is that league, fans and experts consider rings more than they should when evaluating a player.

Look at KG, he slaved away for a decade in MIN for nothing, the owners never really tried to build a team around him, can you really blame him for giving up on the wolves? Same with KD.

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The Warriors are an embodiment of the NBAs twisted ring culture [View all] Mosby Jun 2017 OP

Just read another article (on espn?) ... bagelsforbreakfast Jun 2017 #1

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I think GS built their team the right way Mosby Jun 2017 #7

Late To The Party Here . . . ProfessorGAC Jul 2017 #8