EuroLeague Plans Anthony Parker Statue

[Rooster]

According to you, Euroleague "didn't exist" before 2004.

Nate Huffman won the award in 2001, though.

This guy is on his way to become Euroleague GOAT. It's ashame NBA derailed his dominance against Euro softies.

[Rooster]

Yeah but according to NBA only fans, "he was barely even trying, otherwise he would have DOMINATED all those Euro scrubs".

These NBA only fans are a damn disgrace to the sport of basketball.

Scrubs like Farmar was beasting on that minor league and doing it half heartedly.

Even scrubs like Alphonso Ford has his name scoring title named after him.

[CavaliersFTW]

Scrubs like Farmar was beasting on that minor league and doing it half heartedly.

Even scrubs like Alphonso Ford has his name scoring title named after him.

Don't forget, Scal shot 70%

[Droid101]

Don't forget, Scal shot 70%

Should come as no surprise. He's the GOAT in the NBA or Europe or anywhere else.

[Nick Young]

this thread is the gift that keeps on giving

Scalabrine=70% shooting gawd

[CavaliersFTW]

Should come as no surprise. He's the GOAT in the NBA or Europe or anywhere else.

He did it from beyond the 3 point arc too

[GreenChampion]

[COLOR="Red"]You are the single biggest joke on this forum. [/COLOR]

Is this your standard response when you have no logical comeback? It reminds me of a pre-schooler.

Also, the irony in the above post is incredible.

Yeah, because he was trying sooo hard on his little three-week staycation in Europe.


Oh, this shit again?

Nenad averaged 16/7 (as you say) in 2007. Five years ago. Back in his prime. Now he's an old, injured, decrepit nothing.

Nenad as a 23 year old spring Chicken, NBA: 16.4 ppg, 6.8 rpg on 53% shooting, 0% from three, in 33 minutes per game.

Nenad as a 28 year old, often injured scrub in the NBA, four years later: 9.1 ppg, 5.3 rpg, shooting 54%, in 23 minutes per game.

Then, months later in the Euroleague: 14.7 ppg, 6.3 rpg, shooting 61.8% field goals!!!!, in 23 minutes per game.

I guess that "Great Euroleague Defense" is just a myth after all.

[Lebron23]

Former NBA Scrub Marcus Brown is the All time Euroleague Scorer.

http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/67...oleague-scorer

[Killbot]

This is one thread where all of ISH can unite together except Euroleague.

[CavaliersFTW]

Former NBA Scrub Marcus Brown is the All time Euroleague Scorer.

http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/67...oleague-scorer

Mark my words, this man's likeness will be carved into the face of Mount Everest.







In only 6 seasons:

2 league MVP's and 2 Championships with Istanbul.
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2 league MVP's and 1 Championship with France.
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2 league MVP's and 2 Championships with CSK Moscow.
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Euroleague All-time leading scorer.
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Euroleague All-time leading free throw shooter.
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Euroleague top 10 all time in assists.
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Euroleague top 10 all-time in steals.












Recap:
6 league MVP's and 5 Rings in only 6 years... All time leading scorer, all time leading free throw shooter, and top 10 in assists and steals. Even MJ isn't this unstoppable.























Marcus Brown was a fringe player that tried to make it into the NBA twice. He has a total of 27 career NBA games. Most of them watched from the bench.

Absolutely helpless against a real GOAT

[iDefend5]

7 elderly people literally died in the arena that night. Anaphylactic shock induced by the confusion and excitement of witnessing a "dunk" shot. The officials didn't even know what to call that they actually weren't even sure if it was legal cause they'd never seen it in basketball before.

Source: Euroleague.net

[monkeypox]

As much as I enjoy the trolling here, I have a serious question about the EuroLeague vs Euroleague thing. Is that type of naming common in Europe? Like if you want to differentiate two different things, like two different types of burgerkings, it's totally ok just to just make one of the letters small instead of capitalized? Or like how in the states it's the WNBA and the NBA, rather than NBA and NbA?

If so it seems kind of confusing since two people having a conversation about it have no way to know if a guy is talking about Euroleague or the EuroLeage.

[D-Wade316]

[LJJ]

As much as I enjoy the trolling here, I have a serious question about the EuroLeague vs Euroleague thing. Is that type of naming common in Europe? Like if you want to differentiate two different things, like two different types of burgerkings, it's totally ok just to just make one of the letters small instead of capitalized? Or like how in the states it's the WNBA and the NBA, rather than NBA and NbA?

If so it seems kind of confusing since two people having a conversation about it have no way to know if a guy is talking about Euroleague or the EuroLeage.

No, that isn't common at all. But its the same as in the U.S. where female basketball doesn't matter at all. When talking about Euroleague, no one woulde ever think you are talking about the female competition unless you specifically mention it

[Nick Young]

Anthony Parker: "Thank god for the weak ass minor league NBA. At 36 and basically with no game at all left, I can still be a starter in the NBA. I could not even make a Euroleague roster these days. Thank god for the NBA, where Euroleague scrubs like Ricky Rubio, Brandon Jennings, and Ty Lawson go to become stars."

source: NBA.com

Jordan Farmar: "Goddamn these scrubs make me look like a superstar, games getting boring for me how easy it is to win MVPs against these scrubs"
euroleague.net