all you have to do is watch him play man hes nice af

It's his injury history

Just got off work

We did that s***

was the corner busy today?

We

no way Pacers giving up both Brogdon and Levert

Yes he is

Same tier as Dlo man.

Reported for racism

both great players when healthy

whats racist about asking how ur day went from selling bussy?

DLo just a goofy so he gets underrated

2 players your team wishes they had lol

"Who am I?" The query has probably tormented humankind since the dawn of civilization, and remains today one of the most vexing of all human questions. Answers have been offered which range from the sacred to the profane, the complex to the simple, the scientific to the romantic, the political to the individual. But instead of examining the multitude of answers to this question, let’s look instead at a very specific and basic process which occurs when a person asks, and then answers, the question "Who am I? What is my real self? What is my fundamental identity?"

When someone asks, "Who are you?" and you proceed to give a reasonable, honest, and more or less detailed answer, what, in fact, are you doing? What goes on in your head as you do this? In one sense you are describing your self as you have come to know it, including in your description most of the pertinent facts, both good and had, worthy and worthless, scientific and poetic, philosophic and religious, that you understand as fundamental to your identity. You might, for example, think that "I am a unique person, a being endowed with certain potentials; I am kind but sometimes cruel, loving but sometimes hostile; I am a father and lawyer, I enjoy fishing and basketball.... "And so your list of feelings and thoughts might proceed. Yet there is an even more basic process underlying the whole procedure of establishing an identity. Something very simple happens when you answer the question, "Who are you?" When you are describing or explaining or even just inwardly feeling your "self," what you are actually doing, whether you know it or not, is drawing a mental line or boundary across the whole field of your experience, and everything on the inside of that boundary you are feeling or calling your "self," while everything outside that boundary you feel to be "not-self." Your self-identity, in other words, depends entirely upon where you draw that boundary line.

Horrible trade for the pacers

Dontrelle Willis on pregame

all them lottery picks …

Legend

Got 80 more minutes

Nah we have 2 young guards with higher potential.

Finna roll up on the clock and spark up once I get off