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I think it was weird when Nasir and Bunny were arguing then they decided to have a sleepover but it was even weirder when Bunny decided to just throw the game when he hands Nasir a ticket to his finals game and asks Nasir, "Do you want to see me lose?" (Ribay 253).

im sure that bunny thinks Nasir is the one who made the email when he says " I was in the shower when Nasir dropped by. Then I couldn't find my phone" (Ribay 191). I think this will lead to Bunny lashing out at Nasir then (this may be a stretch) Wallace ends up shooting Bunny because Bunny would go after Nasir.

I think Bunny's approach to resolving the gap in his friendship with Nasir by recruiting him to ST. S when he says "Maybe you could transfer to St. Sebastians" (Ribay 149). Is interesting as he could just as easily move back to Whittman (this would also potentially solve Wallace's betting troubles depending on if Bunny could go back quick enough).

I agree with Nasir not wanting to egg Bunny's house when they say "You got some feelings about bunny I think you need to deal with cuz" "Nah I'm cool' (Ribay 79).

When Nasir is practicing shots, he resembles some all-time greats when he says "But I'm not here for three-pointers. I'm here for fadeaway jumpers---the shot I blew three times during tonight's game" (Ribay 14). This is something some of the best players in history used to do, more specifically Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan.

I like the book so far as it already created tense situations between friends but more so when he's practicing shots and says "But I'm not here for three-pointers. I'm here for fadeaway jumpers---the shot I blew three times during tonight's game" (Ribay 14). I enjoyed this because this is something some of the best players in history used to do, more specifically Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan.

I like how the author says Kyrie should've tried to fix his team instead of leaving it by stating "Kyrie was still only 26 when he failed as a leader for the Boston Celtics... Michael Jordan and LeBron James were 27 when they won their first titles and Kobe Bryant was 30" (Geoffreys 193).

it's interesting reading about Kyrie's career as a Cav so far and how he gets no light compared to his teammate as Geoffreys says "With LeBron and Curry fighting with the MVP debate, Kyrie has been shut out of the light again" (Geoffreys 136). This shows how no matter how good Kyrie is, LeBron always gets the spotlight.