Lakers fans buying and wearing Celtics jerseys? Are you crazy?
As crazy as a laker bandwagoner.
Lakers fans buying and wearing Celtics jerseys? Are you crazy?
Naw, I"m not sure that they are a better team.
And blake still has room for improvement, you forget how young he is.
He'd also bolt from orlando, i think he has 1 year left after this one, so they get blake for 1 year?
Eh.
Only team that scares me is San Antonio with a healthy Manu. OKC is too young and doesn't have that killer instinct (yet) and I'd say 70/30 odds vs. Dallas due to Kobe revenge factor.
We have any Spurs LLs here? Scary team for real.
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The Utah Jazz are actively looking at trade opportunities to improve their roster. Devin Harris and Paul Millsap are receiving interest
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The Los Angeles Lakers continue to express interest in Ramon Sessions, according to multiple sources.
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If Bucks move Andrew Bogut, rival executives believe a Brandon Jennings trade would follow. Bucks' roster may look very different on Friday.
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Bucks guard Brandon Jennings won't be traded, source close to the situation said.
Does being in a playoff run in the East count?
The Magic would do it in a heart beat. C'mon, look at some of the names being rumored in Dwight deals? Boozer? Pau? Even Bynum? Blake is on a rookie contract and would put asses in seats, even if its just for one or two years. And yeah, Blake is young, but so is Dwight, and he plays a much harder position to find stars in, and he's the best defensive player in the league, in addition to giving you as much on offense as Blake would. Clippers would improve drastically.
Phoenix could use some for Nash's farewell parade.
Only team that scares me is San Antonio with a healthy Manu. OKC is too young and doesn't have that killer instinct (yet) and I'd say 70/30 odds vs. Dallas due to Kobe revenge factor.
We have any Spurs LLs here? Scary team for real.
The spurs are the one team in the play offs you could quite handily beat. And PHX if we're stuck in the 8th seed. We better not be.
Griffin will never be as good as Dwight is right now.
The spurs can't match your size, and aren't athletic enough to abuse you in transition. If bynums healthy i think it's a fairly easy series for you.Text
When the best you can do is 8th seed in the East, its time to blow it up.Yes blow up the Bucks in the middle of a playoff run. Thats a good idea...
Griffin will never be as good as Dwight is right now.
Eh... I'm not convinced of that. And they both rely a lot on their athleticism. So injury concerns are the same for both.
And remember, it's significantly worse, at one other spot.
Blake literally plays offense only. All that athleticism to be a marginal defender.
When the best you can do is 8th seed in the East, its time to blow it up.
That's what the off season is for. Blowing up a 'winning' team in the middle of the year is bad mojo.
Yes, it is time for daily worship.Since you're up Dy let's begin our worship of Biyombo for the day.
Respect the Smack Ariza!
And so it was done.biz postgame said:"I see him, he was coming, and I'm like, I'm not going to let him just go, so I block"
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原來這就是美國的籃球球迷,真是令我大開眼界...
So this is what basketball fans in the United States, really opened my eyes ...
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Evans' future in Sacramento uncertain
While it's not known whether the Kings (14-27) have fielded calls regarding Tyreke Evans, it's safe to say the third-year player's long-term future with the team is uncertain.
The 2009-10 Rookie of the Year is no longer considered the centerpiece of the Kings' new core, with that distinction clearly belonging to second-year center DeMarcus Cousins. Evans is eligible for an extension this summer but it's looking unlikely to be offered unless he shows major improvement.
His poor outside shooting remains an issue, and Evans' role changed drastically last month when he was moved from the point guard spot to small forward. Coach Keith Smart is using him as a point forward at times, a move that was inspired both by the poor play of veteran small forward John Salmons and the surprisingly good play of rookie point guard Isaiah Thomas. But the 6-foot-6 Evans is struggling with the adjustment, in large part because he isn't used to playing off the ball so frequently or not having a significant size advantage over his counterpart. The presence of guard Marcus Thornton has changed matters, too, as he is leading the team in shots per game at 15.5 (to Evans' 15.2 and Cousins' 14.2).
Evans, who has one season remaining on his rookie contract and could be a restricted free agent next summer, simply doesn't shine like he did in his debut. And if the Kings are convinced that Evans is likely gone after next season, they might be willing to move him for someone who can help expedite this slowest of rebuilding efforts.
Jazz Actively Exploring Trade Options
By Luke Adams
They may not be linked to any big-name trade candidates as Thursday's trade deadline approaches, but that doesn't mean the Jazz won't be active this week. GM Kevin O'Connor tells Jody Genessy of the Deseret News that he is "actively looking" at the team's trade options, with a focus on long-term gain.
"In the job that I have, one of the responsibilities is to improve the team," O'Connor said. "Now you can't improve the team without looking to make trades, and that's what we do. There's 29 other guys that have the same responsibilities to their teams, and they do the same thing. There's a lot of conversations."
While the Utah GM acknowledges that he's being aggressive in pursuing deals that could improve the team's long-term future, he said he doesn't want specific details on those talks becoming public.
"I hope the one thing that we do do is we don't get names out or possible scenarios out or anything else out," O'Connor said. "Because I think it hurts players."
Reports to date have suggested Derrick Favors, Devin Harris and C.J. Miles could be available, and there has been some speculation that Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap could be had at the right price as well. And while the Lakers' trade exception for Lamar Odom has received exponentially more attention, the Jazz have a large traded player exception of their own -- the $10.89MM exception they received when they dealt Mehmet Okur to the Nets won't expire until December.
At this point, that actually doesn't sound so bad.
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Derrick Williams had 19 and 8 last night. He's averaging 14.4 and 6.8 since the break.
Pretty alright.
Jimmer future, accept it.
Jimmer is going to go hang out with Adam Morrison in Europe in a year or two.
Who?Remember when Utah fans were saying that the Jazz got a lot for trading Deron Williams and pointed to Derrick Favors and a "competent PG in Devin Harris"?
Who?
....what the fuck are you talking about?
Have the Bulls done something drastic yet?
Rip's mask must be worth a lot, lol.Amare/Melo for Deng/Asik/Rip's mask.
Shut up, ClovisBring the 1980s Bird/McHale/Parish Celtics into 2012, do they dominate?
Bring the 2012 Miami Heat into the 1980s, do they dominate?