Pendergraph reminds me of.............

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  1. mgb

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    Remember the Dutch Savage and Bull Ramois belt death matches?

    Anyone remember the flying canadian? Sheldon I think?
     
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    :lol: I remember the "Apache strap matches" and the "coal miners glove matches."

    :sigh: Back in those days, pro wrasslin was fun.
     
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    He reminds me a bit of Rick Mahorn, or maybe more like The Atomic Dog
     
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    Looks like Brand has to pee.
     
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    Very true. One or two good games, and all the sudden Bayless was good enough that some fans felt the team could trade away Rudy, or Webster and Blake.

    I really like Bayless, but it's not like he followed up game against the Spurs with great shooting stats.

    But fans (not just of the Blazers) love to pump up a player after a few games, as though it's the base line for that player. It's kind of funny to watch from an outsider perspective, I'm sure.
     
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    Fez Hammersticks スーパーバッド Zero Cool

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    Realistically, he's a more athletic/tougher Oberto.

    Which isn't a bad thing at all.
     
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    Eastoff But it was a beginning.

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    SO did you tell Ricey your knowledge bomb? I heard him mention it late in the 1st qt.
     
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    He has hops like Tyson Chandler. He reminded me a lot of Chandler especially in college the way him and Harden played off each other. But he has a lot higher bball IQ then Chandler.
     
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