"He has been a non factor this season" Drexler when referring to Parsons. In fact his commentary yday on Portions was his best ever this season. The amount of shade he threw at that egotistical moron was gold.
Bullard: I think Chandler is thinking too much about not playing up to that contract he signed. Clyde: He definitely hasn't hehe.
Bill - "you know Matt, blah blah blah..." Clyde - "your right Bill, blah blah blah..." Matt - "silence........." this conversation has been happening at least once just about every home game.
For their first go, the players only broadcast by Drexler and Bullard was better than I expected, I mean it's not like they've been doing this for a career or anything. Funniest thing ever was when Bullard was taking on Dee Brown for ESPN analyst and ESPN basically hand tossed Bullard some Houston Rockets in the finale show so he would win and Bullard sounded like he was r****ded. Biting their lips ESPN had to give Dee Brown the job. ( He did beat out Nick Anderson, Dana Barros, Daryl Dawkins, Dennis Scott, JR Reid, and Gerald Wilkins ). Dennis Scott is pretty good now. Someone should ask him if he regrets how he did those Rocket highlights today. He must. Bull has improved quite a bit though so I give some credit for that. Last week or so though he's coming off as a homer on foul calls. I prefer he at least be rational.
-dekker beats diaw in transition -joe ingles hits a three on next possession "i think san antonio misses diaw's leadership!" WHAT lol
In Clyde Drexler’s assessment, Harden went from a lukewarm “consistently good” to “Baryshnikov” over the span of 1 commercial break.
yesterday bull was talking about how chris paul's fts get him 1.8pts (based on his ft %) or something like that and clyde goes you are saying he gets two points per two free throws... smh
Would like to hear Drexler do the all-star game: X player is highly skilled X player is extremely skilled X player is superiorly skilled X player is overly skilled X player is majorly skilled
