Shabazz wins finals mvp
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Shabazz and Niels win another championship
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Shabazz wins finals mvp
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Free drinks for life at the Munich beer hall now for Shabazz and Niels.
I'm sure the celebration was far better then the OKC Thunders in terms of alcohol, the Thunder had Michelob Ultra obviously unopened, who the hell drinks that lol.
I'm sure the celebration was far better then the OKC Thunders in terms of alcohol, the Thunder had Michelob Ultra obviously unopened, who the hell drinks that lol.
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So, I was curious about Shabazz's career and how many years of service he reached in the NBA (looks like 7 which will give him a really nice pension). It's still hard to find how much these guys make when they play abroad.
But when I was looking at his Wikipedia page, I found the following. I wonder what went down? I know some of the teams are notoriously bad to play for and don't pay on time. "On July 16, 2023, Napier signed a two-year deal with Serbian powerhouse Crvena zvezda. His brief time in Serbia was marked by numerous controversies and extremely poor play, with many media sources eventually pointing out that Napier used various tricks and excuses to effectively place himself on a sabbatical leave during which he refused to play against any other prospective team that might hire him in the future. In December of the same year, he had a public fallout with new head coach Ioannis Sfairopoulos and fell out of the rotation. Eventually he was released from his contract on the condition that he signs only with his former club Olimpia Milano."
But when I was looking at his Wikipedia page, I found the following. I wonder what went down? I know some of the teams are notoriously bad to play for and don't pay on time. "On July 16, 2023, Napier signed a two-year deal with Serbian powerhouse Crvena zvezda. His brief time in Serbia was marked by numerous controversies and extremely poor play, with many media sources eventually pointing out that Napier used various tricks and excuses to effectively place himself on a sabbatical leave during which he refused to play against any other prospective team that might hire him in the future. In December of the same year, he had a public fallout with new head coach Ioannis Sfairopoulos and fell out of the rotation. Eventually he was released from his contract on the condition that he signs only with his former club Olimpia Milano."
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For those who don't want to click on the link. @Scoe, do you want to learn how to imbed tweets? I taught RuffRuff and now he can't stop posting tweets.
Sure I would like to learn that skill in not very internet savvy btw lol. I would appreciate you showing me.
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Just do exactly what you did but replace "x" with "twitter" in the link.
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Just enough lolExcellent. See, you're internet savvy enough!
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I was able to find Bazz’s stats. https://www.365scores.com/basketball/player/shabazz-napier-53661
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Napier got a raw deal in the NBA IMO, when he was given a chance to shine, not often, he usually played well.