Saw this on wiznuts thought you might appreciate it
by Bushka on Mar 9, 2009 12:00 AM CDT
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PrintFound this while noodling on Wizznuts, you guys have probably seen it, but it gave me a real chortle when i read this section on Larry Hughes & how he related to the NBA Trade Dealine, seemed like the perfect description of larrys career.
Everyone was anticipating the mega-trades, player moves that would realign the balance of power but lets face it this is what the NBA trade deadline turned into: a game called "Osbournes" played by NBA GMs where they pretend Larry Hughes is a giant ham and they try and throw him over their neighbors fence when he's not looking.
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We got the Knicks!
Muhahaha, win.
"You remember the first time you picked up a basketball video game and you had no idea how to run plays, so you just gave the ball to your shooter and you ran around the court aimlessly until a defender was far enough away and then you jacked up a shot? THAT IS LARRY HUGHES!"
-Anonymous fan letter, heylarryhughespleasestoptakingsomanybadshots.com
Chicago is better than new York!
Well … at least at one thing.
"You remember the first time you picked up a basketball video game and you had no idea how to run plays, so you just gave the ball to your shooter and you ran around the court aimlessly until a defender was far enough away and then you jacked up a shot? THAT IS LARRY HUGHES!"
-Anonymous fan letter, heylarryhughespleasestoptakingsomanybadshots.com
lmao
Larry the Ham..just sounds right
..on 2/18/09, Noc was gone..and on the next day, Larry "The Chucker" was just a bad dream...
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