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How fun would it be to eat some popcorn while watching your son hit a behind the back, step back, one footed fader that clearly displays he is capable of making millions of dollars in the NBA, after you spent a career making millions of dollars in the NBA.... show more

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Imagine getting paid tens of millions of dollars to play a childrens game and then doing this to the camera 🤦🏻‍♂️ Do you not realize the people watching are the the only reason you are even there? It’s not that serious anyway it is literally just a sport…

Imagine getting paid tens of millions of dollars to play a childrens game and then doing this to the camera 🤦🏻‍♂️ Do you not realize the people watching are the the only reason you are even there? It’s not that serious anyway it is literally just a sport…

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