Madvillain schrieb:Ja.
Most blocked shots, game
17 - Elmore Smith, Los Angeles vs. Portland, October 28, 1973
Hier vielleicht ?Flash3 schrieb:Zwar hilft mir die Seite nicht weiter, trotzdem: Danke :thumb:
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Madvillain schrieb:Ja.
Most blocked shots, game
17 - Elmore Smith, Los Angeles vs. Portland, October 28, 1973
Jordan19800 schrieb:Habe mir eben mal die Shaq - stats bei nba.com angeschaut und würd gern wissen ob irgendjemand hier näheres weiss oder Links hat zu dem wahnsinnsspiel von Shaq am 20.11.1993 gegen die Nets.????
Was ich weiss: 28 Rebounds, 15 Blocks....
RealGM schrieb:Shaq To Face Sumos?
Shaquille O'Neal laughed at the idea: diaper-clad men of gargantuan size ummoned as battering rams to make the NBA's most imposing big man even better.
Don't laugh, Shaq. It might happen.
Coach Pat Riley is talking about adding extra bulk -- and he means real tonnage -- to Miami Heat practices.
Riley's idea? Sumo wrestlers.
"We're going to bring them in and have them lean on him and lean on him and we're not going to let him just back them in," Riley said. "And then he's going to have to take 100 jump hooks and 100 turnaround jumpers."
In Riley's eyes, there isn't much difference between sumo wrestling and the way teams defend his 7-foot-1, 340-pound center. Matches between sumotoris dressed in mawashis -- diapers, in the vernacular of the uninformed -- typically last 10 to 15 seconds, with two massive men pushing and shoving, trying to knock the other from a circular area.
Defending Shaq is essentially the same concept
Hyperko schrieb:Da gibt's doch diesen 2,18m-300kg-Sumoringer aus Japan. Gegen den hätte nicht mal Shaq eine Chance.![]()
danke dankedio schrieb:das zeigt wahre größe! respekt getty
andyBull2 schrieb:Sieht fast so aus.![]()
The Matrix 31 schrieb:Hip-Hop Turrets is a rare version of the original Turrets that causes individuals to “talk smack” at accelerated rates. The infliction is rare but when it makes itself known it can be devastating, especially if exposed on a national level like that of a televised NBA basketball game. The patient will utter such phrases as “your game is whack,” “you can’t d my S#%* up,” or any phrase involving the opposing players’ “mama.”
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