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Highlight Reel: Kwame Brown and the worst stretch of basketball ever played

I have seen Tony Allen at his head-scratching, mind-boggling, turnover-throwing worst… and I still haven’t seen any stretch of bad basketball that compares with Kwame in the clip above. If you put Stevie Wonder on the Lakers, he couldn’t have possibly played as badly as Kwame did. If you dressed Helen Keller up in purple and gold, she would have been much better than Kwame was. If you take JaMarcus Russell after a 12-day syzurp binge… well, you get the point.

And please, save your breath: Nobody will be able to talk me into Kwame. Not even for the minimum. I don’t care that he’s a decent rebounder and okay post defender. I really don’t. He’s Kwame Brown, folks. Kwame Brown.

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categories Celtics Blog, Highlight Reel of the Day | Jay King | July 6, 2010

categories Boston Celtics, Highlight Reel of the Day, Kwame Brown

13 Responses to “Highlight Reel: Kwame Brown and the worst stretch of basketball ever played”

  1. james says:
    July 6, 2010 at 5:00 pm

    we could do with kwames nonchalant defence. particularly against proven shooters as seen here like nash.

    why the FUCK is danny talking to this guy..

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  2. james says:
    July 6, 2010 at 5:02 pm

    any why are the lakers LOOKING for kwame on offence every possession?

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    • Jay King says:
      July 6, 2010 at 5:07 pm

      Isn’t it the funniest stretch of basketball ever? His screw-ups just keep getting worse and worse, but Phil Jackson leaves him in and his teammates make him the focal point of the offense. It’s like they’re trying to see how bad it can get. I love it.

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  3. james says:
    July 6, 2010 at 6:00 pm

    You’re bringing bad juju onto the Cs by even mentioning this guy’s name. You need to post an apology quick!

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    • Jay King says:
      July 6, 2010 at 6:05 pm

      I’m just trying to keep Kwame’s juju as far away from the C’s as possible.

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  4. allen says:
    July 7, 2010 at 12:00 am

    Your overdoing the hate for kwame—at the end of the day the celtics made nate robinson a good defense player—they have developed perk and baby davis—at the minimum your crazy and immature to say you wouldnt take an athletic quick footed 28 year old center who has the physical abilty to defend the post and quickness to play pick and roll D—if he was in a good system with quality leadership like KG—-

    Kwame—at the vet minimum
    Shaq—at the mid-level—

    dont rush perk back u see what has happened to Oden and bynum—–

    Shaq, kwame, Davis, KG, Luke—-solid size and depth

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    • Jay King says:
      July 7, 2010 at 12:12 am

      I KNEW there was going to be somebody who’d want to talk me into Kwame. It was a good attempt, but… no way. There’s a reason Kwame is the laughingstock of the NBA.

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      • allen says:
        July 7, 2010 at 12:37 am

        Kwame at the vet minimum is nothing—no risk—but moving on….

        Ray allen situation dont wait for him to decide—trade him for a younger proven player—-my ideal situation—-

        Mavs would pay him 10 mill a year—and he would fit in great with dirk—-

        We get Caron butler—who is 5 years younger—same 10 million price tag—-and is a proven player in the league who can match up with Lebron—

        I think Mavs would do it b/c Caron is a FA in 2011—good time to trade him—and the celtics it would be the best viable option of a starting 2 gaurd 2 come in who can flat out score/ if he doesnt fit in he will come off the books next year—it a perfect trade for both teams—-

        Thoughts???

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        • james says:
          July 7, 2010 at 12:43 am

          Can’t trade Ray as he is a FA. I’d rather have Ray than Butler. He fits with the team and system. You want to keep all the parts together as they have a reason to work hard and get backl to the Finals; as they were screwed by the Laker refs and they want revenge. P.S. You apparently have NEVER seen KB (I can’t even write his name) play. there is a reason he is a bust! No KB juju allowed!

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          • allen says:
            July 7, 2010 at 12:49 am

            You can trade RAY—–sign and trade happens all the time—–

            KB at the minum is no risk/ he can play 15 min a huge body—ther eis a reason they meet with him….

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        • Jay King says:
          July 7, 2010 at 8:50 am

          I kind of like this deal, but it still hinges on Ray deciding he wants to sign with the Mavs. I didn’t look into the salary cap of it, so I’m just assuming it would work.

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  5. allen says:
    July 7, 2010 at 12:51 am

    but butler will give us what ray cant—a guy thta can create his own shot—he is big, can rebound and is a very long defender with good feet—plus 5 years younger—-i rather have Caron —if i had a choice—-

    Our offense was so poor in playoffs—b/c too much depends on perfect execution—you need another player other that Pierce—who can create his own shot and score big numbers when the offense breaks down

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  6. allen says:
    July 7, 2010 at 1:05 am

    Granger meet that dude—1:13

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