Found October 24, 2009 on
Buckets Over Broadway:
Larry Hughes is a New York Knick, and each time he steps foot in the game I cringe a little inside. Hughes is one of the few NBA players who’s actually shunned by a former team, in website form.
http://heylarryhughespleasestoptakingsomanybadshots.com/
An entire website dedicated to warning fans of playing Larry Hughes and what it does to a [...]
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