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What NBA players sign TTM? (please help!)
I know that people say just send to people and see what you can get but i dont want to waste the time and money sending to someone who isent going to sign and i know Dirk does but i want to know a list or a few names of current NBA players that sign TTM. THANK YOU!!
Fav Inperson's- Shaquille O'neal and Ozzie Smith
Fav ttm's- Joey Votto and Bear Grylls
Most wanted- Derrek Lee and Wiz Khalifa
Frendliest Inperson- Delonte West
Fastest ttm- Orlando Hudson 7 Days!
Fav ttm's- Joey Votto and Bear Grylls
Most wanted- Derrek Lee and Wiz Khalifa
Frendliest Inperson- Delonte West
Fastest ttm- Orlando Hudson 7 Days!
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Re: What NBA players sign TTM? (please help!)
So far this year, I have had success with these players and head coaches:
Shane Battier
George Karl
Paul Millsap
Anderson Varejao
Danny Granger
Tyler Hansbrough
Jimmer Fredette
Dirk Nowitzki-I'll put him down even tho he is a Mav
Andre Miller
Andrew Bogut
Chris Kaman
Mark Jackson
Also some legendary Players who are currently GM's
Joe Dumars
Jerry West
John Stockton
And Bob McAdoo
Shane Battier
George Karl
Paul Millsap
Anderson Varejao
Danny Granger
Tyler Hansbrough
Jimmer Fredette
Dirk Nowitzki-I'll put him down even tho he is a Mav
Andre Miller
Andrew Bogut
Chris Kaman
Mark Jackson
Also some legendary Players who are currently GM's
Joe Dumars
Jerry West
John Stockton
And Bob McAdoo
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Re: What NBA players sign TTM? (please help!)
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Fav Inperson's- Shaquille O'neal and Ozzie Smith
Fav ttm's- Joey Votto and Bear Grylls
Most wanted- Derrek Lee and Wiz Khalifa
Frendliest Inperson- Delonte West
Fastest ttm- Orlando Hudson 7 Days!
Fav ttm's- Joey Votto and Bear Grylls
Most wanted- Derrek Lee and Wiz Khalifa
Frendliest Inperson- Delonte West
Fastest ttm- Orlando Hudson 7 Days!
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