If this happens the Nets starting lineup alone would cost $70 million. Hah.
Though that's like a week of earnings for Prokhorov.
More like just a Tuesday.
If this happens the Nets starting lineup alone would cost $70 million. Hah.
Though that's like a week of earnings for Prokhorov.
Gut the nets eh? I wonder if they will keep Wallace.
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Dwight
I ain't even mad.
At least there will be a team that can give the Heat a series. No more 3 round byes for the Heat next season.
I would not categorize the Heat's first three rounds this year as a 3 round bye..
And if Bosh was healthy?I would not categorize the Heat's first three rounds this year as a 3 round bye..
And if Bosh was healthy?
I would not categorize the Heat's first three rounds this year as a 3 round bye..
But Johan petro is already on the Hawks.
And if Bosh was healthy?
Celtics won't be as good as this year. 2nd round was more like the Heat sleep walking against the typical Eastern conference fuck ball team before they woke up. I don't see it happening again ever.
Don't see the Nets beating them anyway, but at least would make them work.
(If it was no Dwight it'd basically be the early 2000 Nets again)
A great point guard with a crappy offense?How do they compare? Skillsets? What?
How does it feel Knick fans? Heat winning another chip and being only "back" for one offseason before becoming the laughing stock of NY and the league?
Well, health IS one issue. On paper Brooklyn with Dwight will be very hard to deal with (If it was no Dwight it'd basically be the early 2000 Nets again) and as we saw in the last playoffs how fragile a team's season can be.
That's why regardless of matchups and whatever I'm still leery of that and not that excited till it actually gets here. Gotta wait 9 1/2 months though
I know Dwight and Wallace would be a decent threat playing off Deron but honestly I can't see wtf JJ would do without the ball. I will admit to not watching ATL much but I really can't remember him taking a shot without a few crossovers/fakes first.
I know Dwight and Wallace would be a decent threat playing off Deron but honestly I can't see wtf JJ would do without the ball. I will admit to not watching ATL much but I really can't remember him taking a shot without a few crossovers/fakes first.
Celtics won't be as good as this year
You're right, they would be better. Healthy Bradley, Stiemsma, Green, Wilcox. Added JET and possibly Courtney Lee.
And there's still Chicago and this new Nets team is at least somewhat tough with Dwight making it one of the best defenses in the league
You're right, they would be better. Healthy Bradley, Stiemsma, Green, Wilcox. Added JET and possibly Courtney Lee.
And there's still Chicago and this new Nets team is at least somewhat tough with Dwight making it one of the best defenses in the league
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If Howard gets traded just imagine Nets vs. Heat.
Thanks for stating the fucking obvious
You're right, they would be better. Healthy Bradley, Stiemsma, Green, Wilcox. Added JET and possibly Courtney Lee.
And there's still Chicago and this new Nets team is at least somewhat tough with Dwight making it one of the best defenses in the league
Thanks for stating the fucking obvious
Don't see how they would be better.
But the reports of their demise have been greatly exaggerated. They still have Rondo, KG and Pierce. Losing Ray Allen hurts to an extent but Jason Terry somewhat makes up for it.
The other guys yeah no. Resigning Jeff Green to that kind of money was a huge, huge mistake. There have been a bunch of forwards who are way better than Jeff Green who signed for less money.
Don't see how they would be better.
But the reports of their demise have been greatly exaggerated. They still have Rondo, KG and Pierce. Losing Ray Allen hurts to an extent but Jason Terry somewhat makes up for it.
The other guys yeah no. Resigning Jeff Green to that kind of money was a huge, huge mistake. There have been a bunch of forwards who are way better than Jeff Green who signed for less money.
Dwight to the Nets has to get made, i don't want to watch the Heat stroll through a tepid eastern conference just to face one great team in the finals. We've already seen one "super team" on paper, the Knicks, collectively punch a fire extinguisher, so the Nets aren't a safe bet, but at least they'll give it a shot and it's better than watching the Pacers be an elite team in the East.
Dwight to the Nets has to get made, i don't want to watch the Heat stroll through a tepid eastern conference just to face one great team in the finals. We've already seen one "super team" on paper, the Knicks, collectively punch a fire extinguisher, so the Nets aren't a safe bet, but at least they'll give it a shot and it's better than watching the Pacers be an elite team in the East.
What happened to Cleveland and Lebron is partly due to the way the NBA functions. It's no coincidence that the Cavs and Magic ended up in similar situations with star talent. How do you fairly acquire talent to help your best player when the market dictates that only certain team destinations are desirable? How do you change that mindset when the same markets and teams end up winning the title and acquiring all the talent?
Well, you end up overpaying for talent to pull the talent away from the regular destinations, and you end up getting aging talent with name value to increase your value as a destination. Eventually, you become salary bloated and cannot afford the costs of that salary since your market brings in less money. Eventually, you have a lot of overpaid, dwindling talent acquired to appease a superstar because that superstar genuinely doesn't understand how real contenders are built.
The Spurs succeed partly because Duncan didn't create that sense of paranoia. There was less fear that Duncan would leave for the usual destinations, so San Antonio was able to build through the draft and selective trades. The bad moves you see from the Magic and Cavs are panic button reactions to superstar fueled NBA.
I'm pretty sure the fact that the Spurs' scouts are really good while the Magic's and Cavs' are really bad didn't have to do their star players. There were rumors about Duncan leaving the Spurs just a few years into his career.
I don't mind the sentiment or emotion of Gilbert's letter. What was bad about the letter is that there is no such thing as loyalty, from either side. Yet, here is a owner, crying about a player not being loyal. It's the most hypocritical thing an owner can say. There is no loyalty, just forced respect. Those guaranteed contracts would be in the shit bin if the owners had their say and we see how loyal the NFL owners are. The average shelf life for an NFL player is 4 years. Fuckin 4 years. I think Chris Webber still has 4 years on his fuckin contract (POS old fuck). I don't want any fuckin owner talking to the fans about fuckin loyalty, when they raise ticket prices anytime they can, cut people any time they can. The only difference from the NBA to the NFL is that the players have forced a better situation.GMs are paid well-enough they don't need to be told explicitly what to do by their players. Why are you making excuses for your team's poor management?
Did you think Dwight held Orlando hostage too? It's clear he didn't want to stay and wasn't interested in signing an extension. He only opted-in because of the PR disaster caused by SVG. It was in Orlando's best interest to take some of the offers they had last season, but instead they waited. That's bad management.
The same thing with Cleveland. It was clear Bron wanted out. When your star doesn't sign his extension before the trade deadline, you better start thinking about PlanB. Stop making excuses for Cleveland trying to hold on to Lebron like grim death. He had one foot out the door and they desperately clung to him to their own folly.
There's no such thing as loyalty in the age of free agents. PEACE.
This too. There is nobody on the Magic or Cleveland that makes me think of Tony Parker or Ginobili. Spurs have rebounded a few times and will probably will after Duncan leaves.I'm pretty sure the fact that the Spurs' scouts are really good while the Magic's and Cavs' are really bad didn't have to do their star players. There were rumors about Duncan leaving the Spurs just a few years into his career.
GMs are paid well-enough they don't need to be told explicitly what to do by their players. Why are you making excuses for your team's poor management?
Did you think Dwight held Orlando hostage too? It's clear he didn't want to stay and wasn't interested in signing an extension. He only opted-in because of the PR disaster caused by SVG. It was in Orlando's best interest to take some of the offers they had last season, but instead they waited. That's bad management.
The same thing with Cleveland. It was clear Bron wanted out. When your star doesn't sign his extension before the trade deadline, you better start thinking about PlanB. Stop making excuses for Cleveland trying to hold on to Lebron like grim death. He had one foot out the door and they desperately clung to him to their own folly.
There's no such thing as loyalty in the age of free agents. PEACE.
Dwight held Orlando hostage by refusing to sign an extension with anyone but Brooklyn, ruining his trade value
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Cant wait til we have to go thru all this with Rose in 2 years. I doubt Rose will handle it as poorly as bitch-Dwight has though.
wtf is this?Gut the nets eh? I wonder if they will keep Wallace.
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+trash would instantly make them the hottest shit coming out of NY.
How does it feel Knick fans? Heat winning another chip and being only "back" for one offseason before becoming the laughing stock of NY and the league?
These are the dudes the Cavs drafted and played since LeBron got there:
Luke Jackson
Shannon Brown
Daniel Gibson
JJ Hickson
Yeah
Dude, Luke Jackson is pretty decent. Must be in his genes, since his father played in the NBA. That announcer dude that says, 'Throw it down, big man.' I hate his voice, tho.
well that's what happens when you're winning 50+ games every year, the Cavs real crime is failing to attract any free agents or trades except for old man Shaq