AlwaysWhat,NeverWhy wrote:This magazine is heavily biases towards African-Americans. This pretty much explains everything apart from the fact that Iverson is listed above Bryant.
SLAM 92: Steve Nash on the cover: "Better than Stockton? Better than Kidd? Best since Magic?"
Jae wrote:I hate SLAM magazine. Written by wiggers, for people who like advertisements.
You don't "don't like" these Knicks, you hate them, just admit it. you hate Marbury, you hate Crawford, you hate Francis. I "don't like" those guys, you hate them.Oh, c'mon. That's your typical NY mentality - I don't like these Knicks and now I'm a NY hater.
Jermaine is an All-Star, that's a fact. But it's only due to lack of anything better. The fact that there are no good big man in the league doesn't mean you should pick the best available that high.The facts are: Jermaine is a All-Star big and those don't come along too often and is pretty suitable as your second option and Z for your third.
That wasn't the point I was trying to prove, Slam just hypes anyone up no matter what the skin color. There just happen to be a little more black players in the NBA nowadays.Diversion tactics. One issue out of 24 dedicated to a white guy and poof!, speculation goes out the window.
Jing wrote:slam is ok... but i hate their advertisments.
Jae wrote:I went out and bought SLAM the other day... it had a Bogut related article so I figured I should. I literally stopped reading about 1/4 of the way through. The amount of completely retarded and unnecessary ebonics they randomly throw in is disturbing. I mean one minute it sounds like an overly-dramatised English essay, then they decide to get ghetto and say shit like "Fam" and call people "Money".
I think part of the problem is that I picture some fat white guy (like Lang Whittaker, king of Wiggers) sitting at his desk typing it with some 50 Cent playing in the background.
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