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For me, it's always been an extreme thing with passes. I'm either not impressed at all, or extremely impressed by a pass.

I find it really weird to say "wow, what a pass" when a big guy throws a normal pass or sees someone open, at the level of the NBA. Shouldn't that be the norm? What's so special about it? I remember when Iguodala threw a behind the back pass to someone, from pretty close in, nothing extraordinary, and a ton of my friends were like "wwooooow what an amazing pass!!!!!111111111" I'm like calm down, it was just a behind the back pass.

You know I'm a big VC fan, but seriously, this pass by Vince here is the most difficult and amazing pass I have ever seen in my life. The amount of difficulty to throw that exactly to Odom is unbelievable.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dAACQSKDbY" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dAACQSKDbY</a>

Now THAT is a great pass.

Speaking of Vince and passing:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UdCmgWw5qc" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UdCmgWw5qc</a>

https://www.facebook.com/Dunkademics/videos/1100201786723279/

I could never understand why tall people are expected to be "bad passers". What does height have to do with an inability to pass? I just don't get it. If anything, it should be an advantage. The only thing that is negative is that big men are usually in finishing positions, so they aren't in a position to pass all that often. That's all. I can't think of anything else.

And they (the Heat) brag about how they're a classy organization that "take care of their own".

da hell you gonna be all skinny and sexy when you were single, but not look your best for your man?!

 

This^^^

Women are just idiots. Proven to me again and again and again and.... you get the idea... waaaaaaaaaay too many times.

Foul them hard. They're skinny and you can injure them, and then you can win the game.

What bothers me is the tons of people that criticize Durant. "He chose the easy path" and so on. Fuck off. He was presented with an opportunity and he took that opportunity. That's it. He would've been an idiot to ignore it.

"Honor" and stuff like that are just words for fools. In life, you take the best opportunities and you roll with them. It's better to be sorry for what you did than be sorry for what you didn't, or the opportunity that you didn't take.

This is just business, and he's maximizing his chances of winning. Simple.