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  • Posted on: Thu, 06/20/2019 - 11:20am #464926
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    BogDon_Krypt
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    First of all – draft night is upon us.  This is the greatest night of the year – better than every holiday (religious and national) combined.  Every year, there are a few Bogdans in the rough who can flat out Bodgan.  Several examples come to mind such as Bogdan Bogdanovic being drafted 27th by the Phoenix Suns (who are consistently terrible for not keeping him), Bojan Bogdanovic being drafted 31st by the Miami Heat (if they would have kept him, Lebron would have had the 7 champioships he promised), and Malcolm Brogdan as the 36th pick by the Milwaukee Bucks (man’s about the paid for his ability to straight up Bogdan).  Let’s not forget about all those undrafted Bogdan’s in rough such as Boban Marjanovic who has played for 4 historic francises in his illustrious NBA career (San Antonio, Detroit, Clippers and 76ers).  My pick is Alen Smailagic (Serbia of course) who is currently projected at 41 to, of course, the Golden State Warriors.  People love to hate the Warriors and want to proclaim their dynasty dead, but I would never sleep on the heart of a champion.  

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  • Posted on: Thu, 06/20/2019 - 12:12pm #1134852
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     What does it mean to straight up Bogdan. Did you just make that up, because their names are close to it? We can’t all read your mind, so you might want to clue us in as to what you mean by that. 

    If the criteria to straight up Bogden means his name has be close to Bogdan to Smailagic doesn’t work. His first or last name isn’t close to Bogdan. I don’t think there’s anybody in this draft with a name similar to Bogdan, or why that is even a thing? So if Smailagic is next player who flat out Bogdan, than what does that mean?

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    • Posted on: Thu, 06/20/2019 - 12:47pm #1134872
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      BogDon_Krypt
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       Don’t try to over philosiphize this SwatLakeCity.  One could question what SwatLakeCity means, but that would be a waste of time because nobody cares.  Straight up Bodgan is akin to averaging 12.9 PPG in your first two seasons on the Sacramento Queens (sic Shaq) wheras flat out Bodgan would mean averaging 18 PPG last year on the Pacers while having the reputation for being a Lebron stopper.  Hope this clarifies things.  

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      • Posted on: Thu, 06/20/2019 - 7:19pm #1135058
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         Not really. Too me flat out bogdan and straight out up bogdan are the same dif. Still think you made that up. Never understood this just didn’t question it until now. Again we can’t read your mind. We don’t know your train of thought.

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  • Posted on: Thu, 06/20/2019 - 5:37pm #1135007
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    OhCanada-
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     Well he went 39th so good job on you.

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  • Posted on: Thu, 06/20/2019 - 7:48pm #1135061
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     If we look back and go retro does Bog"Dan" Marjerle count ?

    Maybe he is half Bogdan, like his mum or dad was full Bodgan but he only got half the DNA ?

    He was drafted outside of the lottery but Bog"Dan" Marjerle could Bogdan with the best of them from behind that 3 point arc….

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