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Beware of the Manu Flop

10 January 2008 1,374 views 6 Comments

In honor of the Pistons showdown in San Antonio tonight, I thought I should remind you all to keep a close eye on Manu Ginobili’s usual flopping.

As popular as flopping is in soccer down in South America, Ginobili and Varejao have thought it necessary to bring the shameful tradition to basketball, in unforeseen new manners such as this flop against Bonzi Wells:

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Now we all know that Manu derives a sick, twisted pleasure from every successful flop he makes.  But watch what happens when Raja Bell turns the tables:

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However, as much as the new outrageous yet successful South American flops have brought pain, suffering and anguish to the households of honest basketball fans, we mustn’t overlook the “Worst Flop in the History of Basketball“.

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