Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?

[ProfessorMurder]

it promotes team chemistry and balance.

Yup. The free throw high fives piss me off though, I refuse to do them.

[theballerFKA Ace]

yeah dumbf(&k, i am 6'2 and 225 with a 33 waist and 47 chest. a real fat ass. and you are in here too, right? do you get up after plays?

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[DuMa]

Yup. The free throw high fives piss me off though, I refuse to do them.

I hate em too

[Lebron23]

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[ProfessorMurder]

I hate em too

Haha that's awesome.

[Fallguy20]

It gets everybody on the same page, same thing with touching during freethrows whether they are missed or not.

[kunk75]

you're right, i am a fat toad. sorry i wasn't playing bball at 11:30 est.

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[Scribbles]

Anyone that plays basketball seriously knows that after playing hard in a game, it's extremely hard to get up by yourself

[yeaaaman]

Anyone that plays basketball seriously knows that after playing hard in a game, it's extremely hard to get up by yourself

Ya maybe after breaking your leg. This stuff happens at all points of the game whether after the first whistle or the final buzzer. Sorry I don't think it's that hard to stand up, it's a team chemistry thing but please don't make it sound as if it is difficult.

[ILLsmak]

You fell down and don't have a neurological issue, so get up p$%^ssy!

It has to do with the person. A lot of the times the help up is against the person's will. Shaq will always pick someone up like "Stop sitting on the ground and bitching at the refs..."

I'm also surprised the way that people lay on the ground and writhe in pain after an injury. Maybe it's something they teach them to do? But every time I've really hurt myself I always got up and tried to walk. Maybe it's pride from not wanting to look like a ho, but I also want to make my own diagnosis on what's wrong.

-Smak

[Se]

you're right, i am a fat toad. sorry i wasn't playing bball at 11:30 est.

[kunk75]

hulking out in response to mr.basketball's comment. sorry for derailing my thread.