NBA The impact of Zion Williamson potentially wanting out of New Orleans
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John Price
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Now that Zion is cleared he can actually play next season
he and Simmons are the worst. How can you take nearly 20 months off
he and Simmons are the worst. How can you take nearly 20 months off
How many games does the Fat One play next year? I say 50.
Say Hey Kid
War's just a shot away
Zion has been cleared to eat and not work out w/o restrictions. I love the Dew ad that shows his elephant thighs. 
OKR
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Tbf the dude has always been huge and has had to eat a ton all his life, that combined with a injury that basically stops you from working out, followed by reduced rehab. Weight gain is expected at that point.
This is nothing like the Ben Simmons case, so it’s kinda odd to see him get that much hate for it.
This is nothing like the Ben Simmons case, so it’s kinda odd to see him get that much hate for it.
EpochLink
Canucks and Jets fan
Zion in the news again, with his weight.
Bumping this old thread cause it’s the same shit with this dude, horrible conditioning, not taking this seriously and always posting windmill dunks just for the GRAM.
Too many YES people surrounding him, all because they want money from him. He has too much talent to f*** this up.
Shame on the people taking advantage of him but at the end of the day, it’s all on him. He has to man the f*** up and take this shit seriously.
Relying on your TALENT is fine but you have to put in the work to succeed.
Bakayoko Ono
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The organization itself has been one of his ’yes men’. But this is the NBA, the clubs are terrified of their own star players.
Shawn Kemp, at least, gave the league a couple of All-NBA years before he fell off.
That pornstar he was involved with was saying Zion's house was filled with Mountain Dew cans, he even had them all over his bathroom. At first I thought she was crazy but I'm starting to think she was telling the truth.
