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KULISY | Łączka w Lublinie
Łączka w Lublinie, czyli KULISY w dłuższej, innej formie Nocne Polaków rozmowy Spacer po starówce Kuszenie pączkiem Znajomość z Luke'iem ...
PRAWDA o Najsilniejszym Człowieku Świata 2005!
W materiale porównuję Mistrzostwa Świata Strongman 2005 dwóch federacji - IFSA, gdzie wygrał Zyndrunas Savickas i WSM zakończonych zwycięstwem Mariusza Pudzianowskiego. 0:00 - Intro 0:10 - zapowiedź materiału 0:48 - lista zawodników WSM vs IFSA 2:30 - zapowiedź konkurencji 3:05 - konkurencja 1 - spacer buszmena 4:04 - konkurencja 2 - wyciskanie belki 4:55 - konkurencja 3 - zegar 5:45 - konkurencja 4 - martwy ciąg 6:29 - konkurencja 5 - spacer farmera 6:50 - konkurencja 6 - wyciskanie nad głowę 7:28 - konkurencja 7 - spacer z tarczą 7:54 - konkurencja 8 - załadunek kul 9:06 - podsumowanie i werdykt KORZYSTAJ ZE ZNIŻEK NA SUPLEMENTY: ►KFD -5% KOD: stalowydrong69 ►► https://sklep.kfd.pl/ ►KFD -5% KOD: stalowydrong69 ►► https://sklep.kfd.pl/ ZNIŻKI NA ODZIEŻ SPORTOWĄ I AKCESORIA: ►KOD -10%: stalowy szok►►link: https://www.poundoutgear.com/ ►KOD -10%: stalowy szok►►link: https://www.poundoutgear.com/ ►WSPIERAJ KANAŁ►►https://patronite.pl/stalowy-szok ►WSPIERAJ KANAŁ►►https://patronite.pl/stalowy-szok ►STALOWY SHOP►►https://linkd.pl/pm2u9 ♦INSTAGRAM STALOWY SZOK►►https://www.instagram.com/stalowyszok/ ♦ Autor miniatury►https://www.instagram.com/tacticalreccon/ ♦ Pomoc w tworzeniu scenariusza►Seweryn Konieczyński https://www.facebook.com/seweryn.konieczynskihttps://www.instagram.com/sempliceragazzo.sewi/
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NBA Playoff Standings 2020: Latest Team Records, Seeds and Bracket Picture The Phoenix Suns won't go down without a fight. On Tuesday night, they pushed their record inside the bubble to 3-0 with their most impressive triumph to date. Behind 35 points and one incredible buzzer-beater from All-Star guard Devin Booker, the Suns knocked off Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers. The Suns are still fighting an uphill battle to force a play-in tournament, let alone claim an actual postseason spot. But they are proving they deserved their invite to Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida, and if they keep this up, they could extend their stay longer than anyone could've imagined. We'll update the latest standings and playoff seedings below, then examine the best individual matchups from the currently projected first-round series. Standings Eastern Conference 1. x-Milwaukee Bucks (54-14) 2. x-Toronto Raptors (48-18) 3. x-Boston Celtics (44-23) 4. x-Miami Heat (43-25) 5. x-Indiana Pacers (42-26) 6. x-Philadelphia 76ers (40-27) 7. Brooklyn Nets (32-35) 8. Orlando Magic (32-36) 9. Washington Wizards (24-43) Western Conference 1. x-Los Angeles Lakers (51-15) 2. x-Los Angeles Clippers (45-22) 3. x-Denver Nuggets (44-23) 4. x-Houston Rockets (42-25) 5. x-Utah Jazz (42-25) 6. x-Oklahoma City Thunder (41-25) 7. x-Dallas Mavericks (41-29) 8. Memphis Grizzlies (32-36) 9. Portland Trail Blazers (31-38) 10. San Antonio Spurs (29-37) 11 New Orleans Pelicans (29-38) 12. Phoenix Suns (29-39) 13. Sacramento Kings (28-39) *x = clinched playoff berth Playoff Picture Eastern Conference No. 1 Milwaukee Bucks vs. No. 8 Orlando Magic No. 4 Miami Heat vs. No. 5 Indiana Pacers No. 3 Boston Celtics vs. No. 6 Philadelphia 76ers No. 2 Toronto Raptors vs. No. 7 Brooklyn Nets Western Conference No. 1 Los Angeles Lakers vs. No. 8 Memphis Grizzlies No. 4 Houston Rockets vs. No. 5 Utah Jazz No. 3 Denver Nuggets vs. No. 6 Oklahoma City Thunder No. 2 Los Angeles Clippers vs. No. 7 Dallas Mavericks Best Potential Individual Matchups of the First Round Bam Adebayo, Miami Heat, vs. Myles Turner, Indiana Pacers The battle of the big man might feel like a relic from basketball's past, but seeing these contemporary centers tango would be a treat. Adebayo is the rare playmaking 5, possessing an unfair blend of handles and vision for his size (6'9", 255 lbs). Turner is a 6'11" floor spacer. He can score around the basket, too, but Indy often uses his three-point stroke (career 36.0 percent) to balance their attack. Defensively, these are two of the best bigs in the business. Adebayo has the mobility and lateral quickness of a wing, so when he gets switched on to a perimeter player, it's an advantage for Miami. Turner is an intimidating presence in the middle—he swatted a league-leading 2.7 shots a night last season—and he's comfortable defending in space. If Victor Oladipo was definitely playing and free from the rust he's displayed, his one-on-one tussle with Jimmy Butler might deserve this spot. But since there are question marks around Oladipo, this series could be decided in the frontcourt. James Harden, Houston Rockets, vs. Donovan Mitchell, Utah Jazz Harden and Mitchell are appointment-viewing players on the offensive end. Watching them put on a fireworks display together should be a dream. As hyperbolic as this will sound, Harden is the best scorer we've seen this side of Michael Jordan. Harden is closing in on his third consecutive scoring title. Last season, he became the first player since Jordan (and only the fourth ever) to average at least 36 points, per Stathead. This year, he became just the 11th player to average 30-plus points in three different seasons. Mitchell isn't on that level, but given his importance to this offense—especially with Bojan Bogdanovic shelved for the restart—he may as well be. With no Bogdanovic, Mitchell averages nearly nine more points (24.1 to 15.4) and seven more shots (19.5 to 12.8) than anyone else on the team (reserve Jordan Clarkson comes closest in both). Mitchell is only the fifth player of the 2000s to start his career with three seasons of 20-plus points per game. Either flamethrower is worth a watch here, and since neither is exactly a suffocating stopper, they could even boost the other's production. Kawhi Leonard, Los Angeles Clippers, vs. Luka Doncic, Dallas Mavericks In a superstars' league, it doesn't get any better than watching two superstars lock horns under the playoff spotlight.
Kevin Durant Frame by Frame Basketball Shot Analysis | Allnet Shooter
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Don't Sleep on the Brooklyn Nets! UNDERRATED Top-4 Team in the East! (NBA Talk Ep. 4)
I was kinda sick when I recorded this, so turn on Subtitles if you can't understand what I'm saying. Anyways, don't sleep on this talented Nets team! Subscribe to CP The Doc for more NBA content! We are 50 subscribers away from 1,200!! 2:02 - Signing a great mentor to Jarrett Allen 3:14 - Traded for a young starting floor spacer and defender 4:25 - Get ready for a big jump from Caris Levert 5:35 - Joe is going to light it up again this season 6:28 - Don't forget about the Nets' other star point guard 7:15 - Don't forget about Kurucs either 7:47 - The Brooklyn Vets 9:27 - An awesome blend of veterans and young talent nba nba preseason nba standings nba predictions nba basketball 2020 nba season projected nba standings Brooklyn nets kyrie irving Kevin durant caris levert Joe Harris Deandre Jordan Jarrett Allen nba all star mike korzemba los angeles lakers three point contest nba history nba analysis nba debate nba predictions espn nba nba on tnt nba tv rookie of the year nba mvp afunkydiabetic Chris smoove nba 2020 nba 2020 season predictions
The REAL Reason Why The Warriors NEED D'Angelo Russell (Ft. NBA Free Agency, Curry, Shot Making)
D’Angelo Russell is on the Warriors through a sign and trade in this NBA Free Agency. The Warriors might trade him, but D’Angelo is perfect with Curry and the Warriors. #NBA #Warriors #D’Angelo Check out my Twitch- https://www.twitch.tv/mjallday2k Instagram- @MJ2K_ALLDAY Twitter- @mj2kallday The Warriors don’t stay down. When they lost in 2016, they got Kevin Durant. Now when Kevin Durant was walking from the Warriors in free agency, they somehow were able to reload and D Lo out of that. I literally think the Warriors are playing MyLeague in 2K. Now there are reports of the Warriors looking to trade Russell for solid role players. But the Warriors should keep D’Angelo Russell so let’s break all this down. D’Angelo Russell is an All-Star point guard who just averaged 21.1 points and 7 assists in 30 minutes a game and get this, he’s only 23 years old. He was just sign-and traded with a 4 year $117 million dollar contract. There’s a lot of talk about Curry and D’Angelo not being able to coexist because of redundancies, because both are star point guards and Russell has been ball dominant. But let’s look at some of the problems the Warriors have. This is not the same 2015-2016 team without Durant. It’s something the Warriors lack when Curry is not on the floor. Keep in mind that Klay Thompson will be out for most of the season and that they traded Andre Iguodala and now you have a Warriors team that has no shot creators besides Curry. Russell’s not super quick, but he has great spatial awareness, knowing where the defense and offensive players are positioned. Like I said with Kawhi, DLo is also does things in “slow motion” waiting for defender’s feet to open up especially that in between the leg dribble and being in control of what he wants to do. On all catch and shoot 3s, DLo shot 39.4%. This means he can be a floor spacer that can help draw some of the attention away from Curry and Klay when he returns. Also, almost 50% D’Angelo Russell’s offensive possessions involved a pick and roll. Instead of having to rely on a Curry and Green pick and roll, you get a Russell-Green pick and roll in which Russell can pick apart the defense and kick it to a Draymond Green who can make a play from inside the paint. There’s also the upside that Dlo can get hot at any moment and become a guy who is just unstoppable. We’ve seen DLo light teams up no matter how many defenders are thrown at him like the 27 point fourth quarter. We’ve also seen him be clutch and have ice in his veins. He averaged 3.1 points in the clutch off of 45% shooting from the field. For reference, Durant averaged 3.4 points off 41% shooting in clutch last season while Curry averaged 3.9 points off 47% shooting. While he hasn’t shown much off-ball prowess, you could figure that he could would be ingratiated in the Warriors offense. Players like Kevin Durant adjusted to the Warriors free-flow offense. Durant was also a ball dominant, heavy iso player before he joined the Warriors. With a guy like DLo, Stephen Curry will return to being the clear number 1 option, but that doesn’t mean he is a stranger to sharing the ball. and with a guy like Stephen Curry, Russell can learn a lot of tactics and skills. I think the thing we forget the most about D’Angelo Russell is that he’s only 23. Curry consistently has been one of the best finishers in the league, finishing top 5 in field goal percentage in the paint among all players. And he’s shown to be a super saiyan, when teams kick him to the dirt, he only gets stronger. While he is 6’ 5” with a 6’ 10” wingspan, Russell has not been good defensively. He has the tools to do it and like I said, being around Klay Thompson might help him pick up some techniques. Trading Russell would mean either getting back $28 million dollars in salary or trading to a team that has cap along with strong role players on cheaper contracts. Now remember, the Warriors also traded Andre Iguodala away to clear cap space to facilitate the D’Angelo Russell sign and trade. And don’t tell me Andrew Wiggins is an equivalent piece for a trade, cause he’s not. So for what the Warriors have lost, I’m not sure how much they could really get back from a single team to help right now. Keep in mind that Curry is still in his prime years and Klay will be coming back later this season. Curry is a generational talent and so the Warriors obviously want to have great players right now. DLo provides an all-star talent right now while also being a future piece that grows. I know DLo is not perfect, but for his upside and what he has shown he can bring along with the fact that he’s only 23 years old that help them win now, the Warriors need to keep him. But what do you think? Should the Warriors keep DLo? How far can they go with Russell?
Tempel-Echo | BR Volleys vs. Spacer's Toulouse
17. Januar 2018 | Champions League | O-Töne von Coach Luke Reynolds
Toulouse Spacer's XIII Saint Esteve; Finale championnat Elite 1 Rugby à XIII 1999 2000 à Charlety
Toulouse 20 - St Esteve 18