Lawl at you for thinking Dwight's exit strategy was predicated around joining a winning team
Then why did he stay?
EDIT: Oh never mind, if I remember this correctly, wade said it was "loyalty".
Lawl at you for thinking Dwight's exit strategy was predicated around joining a winning team
Yea. I know how chance works. Just thought it was interesting.You can't use statistics to predict something that's purely random, unless you believe in conspiracy theory.
In which case the Hornets will definitely get the #1 pick.
Also what coffeejanitor said. The sample size is too small.
Yeah they got Maya Moore. That team is stacked.
They ended up with the #3 pick too this year. Draft on in a couple days on ESPN!
Aren't there any WNBA fans here? Whos making the thread for the new WNBA season starting in a couple weeks?
I figure Jason Smith is the first guy the Hornets resign to an extension now.
Yea. I know how chance works. Just thought it was interesting.
Every year having the worst team not being likely to get the best prospect sucks for actually shitty teams.
If you get to add a weakness, I get to add a strength: "Unparalleled Shimmy Skills"There's a missing 'WEAKNESS' there:
LONG TERM FINANCIAL PLANNING - 0% UPSIDE
You don't enjoy watching the inevitable implosion of the New York Knicks?
He's saving that move for the playoffs.
Yea but Dat 8th seed!Knicks already imploded. Are did you miss the under .500 team, players quiting on the coach and the firing of the coach?
Finally saw Super 8
Immense disappointment in such a unique way. Like Cloverfield, but done worse... somehow.
I wonder if Cavs fans would feel it was worth the Lebron drama to get Irving and Davis.
Knicks already imploded. Are did you miss the under .500 team, players quiting on the coach and the firing of the coach?
As long as we all agree that Cloverfield is rad.
Yes, I know it's dumb and none of the characters are likable.
tell me where yo commission is, tell em I just want my picksThey essentially got Irving for Mo.
And they tanked so hard that their roster was filled by a different rotation of 10 day contracts every night. At least we had the self-respect to "get hurt"
Besides, this is lockout ball - and we need extra sympathy and karma so that we'll get the #1 next year if not this year. All I want is a top 3 pick. And another top 3 pick. And possibly another top 3 pick the year after that.
You have no soul. It's a frigging throw back to GOOD 80's speilberg a la E.T. and the like. Just because it has different elements in it, the love story, a bit of mystery, doesn't mean it's thrown together. All those elements work together well and no one of those things overwhelms the movie.
On top of that your telling me, your telling me Cloverfield, frigging "oh let's tip the set a little bit and were sliding oh, no were sliding ahhhhh" is better? Rescue me did that scene better with 1/12 of the money. Not to mention the stupid "it's the apocalypse LET'S VIDEOTAPE IT".
I like Cloverfield but you are straight wrong.
Good day sir
You can't use statistics to predict something that's purely random, unless you believe in conspiracy theory.
In which case the Hornets will definitely get the #1 pick.
Also what coffeejanitor said. The sample size is too small.
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Non-Hornets stuff: Stern says league talked about advertising on jerseys. Took no action, and unlikely to act before next season.
Victory for now. I don't want to root for a team with a Best Buy logo on its chest. Keep it out of the NBA.
I don't want to see it either, but it's one of those things that's inevitable, IMO. Too much money to be made off of it.That's true. Target would buy the Wolves jerseys, too. Because their logo isn't prevalent enough.
I wonder if Cavs fans would feel it was worth the Lebron drama to get Irving and Davis.
I don't know how marketing/ad people can go home every day and be satisfied with their lives..
Charlotte is playing Miami today?
mah gawd
i hope the heat lose
embarrass them
teach them a lesson
watJohn Stockton only had one triple-double in his life?
And no rings?
... :/
I would totally buy Orlando Magic sponsored by Hasbro with Magicimagery all over it.the gathering
Or Hasbro going the Friendship is Magic route. It's like double dipping for them.
I think that would only appeal to like a dozen fans though
I want to agree with you, but the West is damn tough. They will be much better next year, though.The Hornets are much, much better than their record indicates. I wouldn't be surprised if they made the playoffs next year if they manage to stay healthy.
wat
even kemba got a triple double
I want to agree with you, but the West is damn tough. They will be much better next year, though.
So basically--JaVale McGee, Kemba Walker, Serge Ibaka, and Ice Cube's basketball careers all = John Stockton's.Javale McGee also has a triple double and the same amount of rings as Stockton does.
So Sacramento gonna lose the team again, eh?
Kobe officially out for tonight.
Plz fall to the 4th seed in a couple days, plz fall to the 4th seed.
Only if Clips fall to 5th =DPlz fall to the 4th seed in a couple days, plz fall to the 4th seed.
Plz fall to the 4th seed in a couple days, plz fall to the 4th seed.
ESPN's Kevin Arnovitz said:There's something ironic about the collective hand-wringing and schadenfreude over the Heat's struggles. First, let's take the Thunder, losers of four of their last seven. In the process, they've let the Spurs, over whom they had a healthy lead for the No. 1 seed in the West, back in the chase for the top spot. But outside of Oklahoma County, nobody is pressing the panic button.
And that's probably smart. Early April basketball provides the blurriest of snapshots. The Celtics stumbled into the playoffs in 2010 losers of seven of their last 10, then marched their way to the Finals. Their opponent for the trophy, the Lakers, lost six of their final nine -- nobody could find that purple and gold switch. With only four games left in the regular season last spring, the Mavericks were reeling. You know the end of that story.
We measure Miami through an entirely different calculus. Back in February, when the Heat were rolling, we were told by many that any success the Heat and LeBron James compiled in the regular season was irrelevant. Achievement would be measured in June, and only in June.
Well, if that's the criteria for the Heat -- that pre-playoff dominance tells us nothing about the Heat's fortitude -- then shouldn't their April failures be weighed in a similar vein, even recognizing that there are legitimate issues to be addressed between now and then?
I'm curious, what team had the lowest chance of the number 1 pick actually winning?
fuck idk how to ask it correctly...like the team with the most wins getting the number 1 pick? uuuuuh shit do you guys know what i mean