re: Draymond continues to do Draymond things

But surprised they give a specific number of games

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Laimbeer more talented than Draymond?

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Laimbeer was an extremely good player. He was also a piece of shite

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ESPN Sources: The NBA is suspending Golden State’s Draymond Green indefinitely.

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He’s getting “counseling” haha I’m sure he will take it very seriously

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They had Ja Morant suspended indefinitely and in a “counseling program” and he was back after eight games. Then you saw the aftermath of that…

I believe no.

I’m sure Draymond will be a changed man

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Laimbeer had a higher PPG, higher RPG, higher FG%, better FT shooter, a higher PER, and double the win share and was arguably a more important part of his team's championships.

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Don't waste you time he probably think every player today is more talented than older guys. I am sure Kevin Mc would be a role player today.

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Sources: Golden State's Draymond Green is expected to receive counseling

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Would love to be a fly on the wall during this "counseling."

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Laimbeer didnt punch people in the balls

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What Laimbeer did was part of the game & many times considered good " hard /playoff fouls". Laimbeer was rarely suspended & he didn't stomp players in the chest who were lying on the court, sucker punch or karate chop opponents , choke them from behind or kick them in the groin.
Laimbeer & many other enforcers mostly gave hard fouls to guys in the paint although that was legislated out of the game .


Green is such a scumbag that I'm actually defending Bill Laimbeer. Jeez.

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What Laimbeer did was part of the game & many times considered good " hard /playoff fouls".

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What Laimbeer did was not part of the game, and were not considered good or hard playoff fouls. Sure there were some sprinkled in there, but overall, what he was doing was the start of Detroits bad boys image. He was widely known throughout the league for being a goon, who was fouling to hurt players, and take them out of the game. He was the reason Kevin McHale had broken ankles in the playoffs. He was known all around the league for putting his feet under opposing players feet when they were jumping, so when they'd land they would roll an ankle or get their knees twisted up. Those aren't good "hard/playoff fouls".

There is a clear difference from what he was doing and what other teams around the league were doing. Case in point, the 80's celtics, and 90's NY Knicks.