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Chuck Hayes won't be an All-Star, but...

But we can maybe make someone feel bad about leaving him off the ballot.  You can write him in at nba.com or text his last name (they send you a follow up to see if you meant Chuck or Jarvis, I'll see if his full name works tomorrow) once a day to 69622. 

 


It's a shame, too, since the West centers are pretty weak this year.  The most talented ones on the list (Amar'e, Jefferson) are really combo PFs and they've even got some guys who haven't been starting (Camby and McDyess).  Camby is especially egregious; at center he's behind and being consistently outplayed by Kaman, who is not on the ballot.

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I guess “true” centers that are also supremely talented are like whales…

… sure, they aren’t quite “extinct” yet but they are an ‘endangered species’.

There just aren’t many left…

I had to stop arguing with drunks, Steeler fans, and all other fools.
It was making my brick wall jealous...

by steeler-hater on Nov 12, 2009 8:13 AM CST reply actions   0 recs

lets keep it going.

i think houston is big enough to make a push for it.

by Ivan A on Nov 20, 2009 11:13 PM CST reply actions   0 recs

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