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AleksandarN wrote:SportsGuru08 wrote:AleksandarN wrote:It’s not like Nuggets came back from 3 1 twice in the playoffs. Oh wait they did. They are one of the most mentally tough teams out there.
Huge difference between the bubble and the real playoffs
They still had the mental fortitude to comeback and win the series bubble or not.
tsherkin wrote:The important thing to take away here is that Klomp is wrong.
Esohny wrote:Why are you asking Klomp? "He's" actually a bot that posts random blurbs from a database.
Klomp wrote:I'm putting the tired in retired mod at the moment
Maury2423 wrote:Shaq is such a corn ball man, everybody congratulated Rudy on becoming a father for the first time and he’s silent
SportsGuru08 wrote:Maury2423 wrote:Shaq is such a corn ball man, everybody congratulated Rudy on becoming a father for the first time and he’s silent
Why is a biological process worthy of congratulations? It's like congratulating someone for taking a dump; it's literally what we're supposed to do.
It's why I eventually stopped celebrating my own birthday. I didn't accomplish anything except not die for another 365 days.
SportsGuru08 wrote:Maury2423 wrote:Shaq is such a corn ball man, everybody congratulated Rudy on becoming a father for the first time and he’s silent
Why is a biological process worthy of congratulations? It's like congratulating someone for taking a dump; it's literally what we're supposed to do.
It's why I eventually stopped celebrating my own birthday. I didn't accomplish anything except not die for another 365 days.
bb22 wrote:jkvonny wrote:OT. Have yall seen Mr Gobert's wife?
Smokin!
Lucky fella. lol
I'm pretty sure that their baby is cute, as well.
Lmao this is wild
eyeatoma wrote:IMO the bigger issue is that Denver and the Jazz are allowed to host games at a high altitute, when they have literally had news exposes saying how it's a clear competetive advantage to play there.
AussieCeltic wrote:Basketball is just a game. I applaud Rudy for his decision.
As someone with 2 kids, there’s absolutely no reason I would miss the birth of my children. None.
Now it looks like he’s witnessed the birth of his baby and will make it on time to the game. Dude is going to be on such a high.
SportsGuru08 wrote:Maury2423 wrote:Shaq is such a corn ball man, everybody congratulated Rudy on becoming a father for the first time and he’s silent
Why is a biological process worthy of congratulations? It's like congratulating someone for taking a dump; it's literally what we're supposed to do.
It's why I eventually stopped celebrating my own birthday. I didn't accomplish anything except not die for another 365 days.
MrBigShot wrote:Any other game I'm 100% supporting Rudy, but 2nd round against the defending champs with a chance to go up to 2-0...just fly private immediately after the game to go be with his wife and kid.
Edit: Child already born makes this downright indefensible...
footworkonpoint wrote:Couldn't his wife have the baby in Denver. I mean for example Jason Kylce's wife at Superbowl LVIi "Jason Kelce's wife, Kylie, will be 38 weeks pregnant and present at Super Bowl LVII on Sunday. Kelce says that if Kylie goes into labor during the game, he doesn't want to know about it. "I would much prefer to remain in the moment, finish the game off, and then rush to wherever she is after that,"
And it was in Arizona
Obviously not ideal but I dunno ? Not really in a place to comment having no kids of my own yet
Domejandro wrote:
tsherkin wrote:The important thing to take away here is that Klomp is wrong.
Esohny wrote:Why are you asking Klomp? "He's" actually a bot that posts random blurbs from a database.
Klomp wrote:I'm putting the tired in retired mod at the moment
