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Re: Scottie Pippen On the Comeback
« Reply #15 on: February 18, 2007, 09:35:05 AM »
One thing Pippen has over Jordan

Pippen's wifey > MJ's



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Re: Scottie Pippen On the Comeback
« Reply #16 on: February 18, 2007, 09:52:22 AM »
pippen is a g.


Pick up 2 gats like Riley with a full 16 clip, on some sick shit like Lynch, while rippin a bitch's clit with beyonce's mouth on the tip of my dick.

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Re: Scottie Pippen On the Comeback
« Reply #17 on: February 18, 2007, 10:24:19 AM »
pippen is a g.

he looks damn happy too. Look that that cheesy grin. Shit id be on cloud 9 waking up to that everyday too

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Re: Scottie Pippen On the Comeback
« Reply #18 on: February 19, 2007, 05:44:19 AM »
I wanna see Pippen "Pimp Slap" the doubter's just like C.Webb did...
+ You can't hate on someone for doing what they do, Scottie a Baller.
shit, IMO he still might be better that some of the younger dudes
doing their thing in their so called prime.
 

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Re: Scottie Pippen On the Comeback
« Reply #19 on: February 19, 2007, 09:00:14 AM »
I wanna see Pippen "Pimp Slap" the doubter's just like C.Webb did...
+ You can't hate on someone for doing what they do, Scottie a Baller.
shit, IMO he still might be better that some of the younger dudes
doing their thing in their so called prime.

At least webber had 20 and 10 last year for an AVG he didnt come out of retirement and do this...Pippen will not be very succsesful i am sure of it..

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Re: Scottie Pippen On the Comeback
« Reply #20 on: February 19, 2007, 10:14:25 AM »
Pippen retired because of injuries, I know that wasn't the way he wanted to go out...
 

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Re: Scottie Pippen On the Comeback
« Reply #21 on: February 19, 2007, 03:49:23 PM »
This guy is a bitch...

Pippen hot to play for the Heat
Says being on team with O'Neal and Wade would be his ideal


LAS VEGAS -- It was 13 years ago when Scottie Pippen was the stars of stars, when Pippen in the first All-Star Game after Michael Jordan's "retirement" was the MVP in a big Eastern Conference win.

"I remember Michael was not there," said Pippen, who'll participate Saturday in the Shooting Stars contest with the Bulls' Ben Gordon and Candice Dupree of the Chicago Sky in one of several contests leading up to the slam dunk contest. "I was the veteran guy. A lot of the guys had stepped down, Magic [Johnson], Michael, Larry [Bird], Charles [Barkley, who was injured], guys who I had taken a back seat to. It was a time I was in my prime and could step forward."

Pippen did with a game-high 29 points and 11 rebounds, and you remember Pippen holding that trophy aloft that cold day in Minneapolis. The same, warm satisfied smile seemed to comfort Pippen again Friday while he was surrounded by media asking him about his intention to return to the NBA.

In a weekend of entertainment and the bizarre, where golfer Michelle Wie strolled around during the media session doing her own interviews, there is little news. There was the usual workup to Sunday's All-Star game with Dirk Nowitzki moving into the West starting lineup and Shaquille O'Neal saying he won't stay long in the East's.

So, against that backdrop, a sure future Hall of Famer who hopes to return to the NBA at 41 stood out.

Pippen, never shy about stating his opinions and intentions, made it clear he'd love to play for the Miami Heat.

"I'm looking at teams like Miami, Cleveland, Dallas, San Antonio. I feel there are a few teams I could help," Pippen said.

Sitting at a nearby table later on, Kobe Bryant said he'd call Pippen and ask him to consider the Lakers.

"I'd like an opportunity to help a team contend for a championship," Pippen said. "I'd like to go play with Shaq. That would be the ideal place. He's probably the best in the game, he and Dwyane Wade. Teams in the East still are bunched up, but [the Pistons and the Heat] will be fighting it out in the Eastern finals. "I don't see anyone really a threat to them. Indiana is going in another direction, the Bulls still are lacking that inside presence.


"Though O'Neal said he hadn't heard about any Pippen interest in Miami, Wade was excited.

"I'm already playing with [Gary] Payton and Shaq; Scottie and Michael are two guys I used to play with on video games," Wade said. "To add Scottie to the mix, that would be crazy. It would be a dream."

But through it all, you could still feel the specter of Jordan hanging over Pippen.

So Pippen never hesitated when he was asked—once again—about not being appreciated as much as he should have been.

"I know that, but I think people love me just as much as they love Michael," Pippen said. "The fans who understand the game, the GMs and coaches. I think they'd rather have a Scottie than a Michael."

There was an awkward, shocked pause after Pippen answered—Pippen over Jordan?—and someone finally asked why.

"Because I'm an all-around player," Pippen added. "Coaches would rather have a Scottie-type player than a Michael. I was an all-around player. I made people around me better."

It's not to say Pippen wished he hadn't played with Jordan. But they never were truly close; they were fierce competitors who never wanted to be second. Though Jordan is on hand to help judge the dunk contest Saturday, they haven't spoken lately.

As for Pippen's quest, he appears to be in terrific condition and knows today's players and game well. But he also understands his time could be past.

"I'm not betting on it, anyway," Pippen said. "If nothing falls the right way I won't be returning, and that's OK."

But he would like one more chance again to get to that final game. Maybe just because Jordan returned and couldn't.

All-Star media day is like the NFL's with all sorts of ancillary media and entertainment reporters. One guy came up to Pippen and showed him a Jordan rookie trading card, saying it was the 20th anniversary and asking if Pippen had one.

Pippen looked at him curiously and evenly said no. The guy asked then if Pippen collected anything.

"Championship rings," Pippen said.


Would one more be enough for Pippen's serenity? He'd like to find out.
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Re: Scottie Pippen On the Comeback
« Reply #22 on: February 19, 2007, 03:51:52 PM »
^^What a fag. Cleveland but not the Lakers?...Way to thank Phil Jackson for making your career what it was. ::)
 

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Re: Scottie Pippen On the Comeback
« Reply #23 on: February 19, 2007, 03:53:44 PM »
would that make the Heat the oldest team of all time?
Cause I don't care where I belong no more
What we share or not I will ignore
And I won't waste my time fitting in
Cause I don't think contrast is a sin
No, it's not a sin
 

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Re: Scottie Pippen On the Comeback
« Reply #24 on: February 19, 2007, 04:12:33 PM »
Pippens a bitch tryn to jump on the Miami bandwagon LOL @ SHaq and D Wade being the best in the Business
 

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Re: Scottie Pippen On the Comeback
« Reply #25 on: February 19, 2007, 05:36:49 PM »
^^What a fag. Cleveland but not the Lakers?...Way to thank Phil Jackson for making your career what it was. ::)

do you really want pippen?

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Re: Scottie Pippen On the Comeback
« Reply #26 on: February 19, 2007, 07:34:01 PM »
Hell no, but I just find it funny that he didn't say the Lakers, seeing as a.)they could easily be contenders 2nd half of the season b.)Kobe openly said he'd wants Pippen c.)PHIL JACKSON!...It'd be funny to see him go to Miami and flop though. LOL.
 

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Re: Scottie Pippen On the Comeback
« Reply #27 on: February 19, 2007, 10:49:59 PM »
Hell no, but I just find it funny that he didn't say the Lakers, seeing as a.)they could easily be contenders 2nd half of the season b.)Kobe openly said he'd wants Pippen c.)PHIL JACKSON!...It'd be funny to see him go to Miami and flop though. LOL.

real spit. I wouldnt want Pippen tho

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Re: Scottie Pippen On the Comeback
« Reply #28 on: February 20, 2007, 02:14:01 AM »
Hell no, but I just find it funny that he didn't say the Lakers, seeing as a.)they could easily be contenders 2nd half of the season b.)Kobe openly said he'd wants Pippen c.)PHIL JACKSON!...It'd be funny to see him go to Miami and flop though. LOL.

real spit. I wouldnt want Pippen tho

I wouldn't mind having him for a limited role. I'm not exactly jumping out of my seat in hopes of him coming to L.A. but I feel his comments were slaps in the faces of Kobe and Phil Jackson. Then again, he's had it in for Kobe since 22 year old K.B. abused him in those Lakers vs. Trailblazers series.
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Re: Scottie Pippen On the Comeback
« Reply #29 on: February 20, 2007, 11:01:29 AM »
^^True...Pippen has always hated Kobe and the Lakers. But I heard he mentioned the Lakers as a possibility to some other sources...Who knows, he could even be a good fit, but I doubt it...