Kyrie Irving wouldn't have gotten off the bench for John Wooden in the 1960s
If [Kyrie Irving] played back in the 60s, he wouldn't have got off the bench on John Wooden's team. Dribbles between the legs too much. A little bit of a ball hog. A little bit of a flashy showboat. But I guess if you score points in today's day and age, that's all you need.
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I left my wallet in the Q, and they have not lost an NBA title since then. So right now, it looks pretty good for the Cavs.
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