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Happy 30th Birthday to Kyrie Irving

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Picked this dipshit with my second rounder in my fantasy draft
 
The Nets were 2-6 with Kyrie and they're now 4-1 without him. Maybe ownership should tell him he needs to take a six month Jewish education class before he can come back. Without pay, of course.
 
Not tricking him again

 
Wow, he's already 30. Time flies fast. It seems that he was taken into the team only yesterday, and now he is almost retired. He's doing great because he keeps up with the young players with great potential. I hope he was at least given a little day off on his birthday. I would give him a gift basket, but I don't think he can have sweets. My friends are already used to the fact that I don't know how to choose gifts, so I always give them a basket with small gifts like booze and sweets. I wish Kyrie a decent end to his career and bring many more victories!
 
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People keep talking shit about Kyrie, but he just keeps going out there and proving people wrong. Kendrick Perkins said he couldn't lead a team to wins as the best player, Kyrie then goes out and drops 48pts 11rebs 6assts 4stls in a win against the Jazz. Then follows it up showing he still owns Curry lol with 38pts 9assts 7rebs performance in a come from behind win on the road.



 
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They're 2-3 since Durant left in the games he's played.
 
Goldin Brown said:
There was criticism towards his play and he followed it up with two big time performances, both wins.
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You know damn well that man can't lead a team.

I mean no ONE guy can do it by himself in today's nba, with your other max contract dude out, but Kyrie for sure can't either.
 
David. said:
You know damn well that man can't lead a team.

I mean no ONE guy can do it by himself in today's nba, with your other max contract dude out, but Kyrie for sure can't either.
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I don't know that...
 
A solo superstar can lead a team to some brief short term wins, Kyrie included, but a sustained winning record is next to impossible if that player is not in his prime. Lebron could still do it up around 4 or 5 years ago, but despite putting up ridiculous numbers at the age of 38, the Lakers are battling just to try to play close to .500 ball. Kyrie is one of the greatest offensive weapons in nba history when he is running hot, but without Durant the defenses can focus on him every game. He’s talented enough to win some of those games, but he’ll also not be able to a lot of the time.
 
This stupid fuck could've had a handful of titles had he stayed in Cleveland.
 
Tonedef75 said:
A solo superstar can lead a team to some brief short term wins, Kyrie included, but a sustained winning record is next to impossible if that player is not in his prime. Lebron could still do it up around 4 or 5 years ago, but despite putting up ridiculous numbers at the age of 38, the Lakers are battling just to try to play close to .500 ball. Kyrie is one of the greatest offensive weapons in nba history when he is running hot, but without Durant the defenses can focus on him every game. He’s talented enough to win some of those games, but he’ll also not be able to a lot of the time.
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No one guy can win by himself, I'm just wondering if Kyrie is finally starting to figure that out. He's got a pretty good team around him, today he used his team to help get the win. So he put together another big time scoring performance, as the lead guy, but he also managed to get his team involved.

Claxton was feasting tonight in part because Kyrie realized he could get him a ton of easy buckets.

 
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