Why do people here and on Twitter wonder if Chandler or Gallo will play the 4? It's silly, it's going to be Faried with Chandler as the 6th man. I don't see the problem.
Fournier will not get any PT this year, that's for sure.
go new york go new york go...
:lol at everyone counting out the Thunder already.
Nash/Dwight PnRs.....Nash/Pau PnRs......Nash/Kobe PnRs.....
The deals isn't that bad for ORL now that I realized they got Affalo.
What. The deal is so laughable for Orlando. I'm 'still banking on Stern nixing it.
You can't actually believe this post.... Can you?
I didn't think it was possible to be a dumber GM than Demps, King, Morey, Stern, Otis, Petrie, Grunwald, Isiah, Colangelo, Donnie Walsh, Rick Sund, Grunfeld...
Maybe we can trade for Lin now that the west is won.Hey, we got our thread bac.....
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wtf
go new york go new york go...
What. The deal is so laughable for Orlando. I'm 'still banking on Stern nixing it.
Stern is a better GM than Demps.
He's the one the slapped the taste of out Demps' mouth and made him sit the corner while grown folks organized a trade for Eric Gordon instead of Emodom.
Demps was able to dump Okafor and Arizas contracts, he's not all bad.
I wouldn't even credit him with that. Ever since Stern/The League took over for basketball reasons, that ship has been running smoothly - and you know he ain't about that life. He's probably been tied to a chair somewhere in that empty ass arena to help boost attendance.
I was going to give him the benefit of the doubt because he's been a lame duck.
Then I remembered he drafted Austin Rivers.
:lol at everyone counting out the Thunder already.
10 total or just 10 offensive?
Question.
Which team has a better chance of chipping?
CP3/2012 Kobe/Metta/Okafor/Bynum
or
Old Nash/2013 Kobe/Metta/Gasol/Dwight?
Assume CP3 stays healthy for the season, and assume a normal single year regression for Kobe and Pau.
Question.
Which team has a better chance of chipping?
CP3/2012 Kobe/Metta/Okafor/Bynum
or
Old Nash/2013 Kobe/Metta/Gasol/Dwight?
Assume CP3 stays healthy for the season, and assume a normal single year regression for Kobe and Pau.
Orlando has a chance of beating our record next year.
omg
Seriously, how did the Magic benefit from this? Just cap relief?
Seriously, how did the Magic benefit from this? Just cap relief?
Maybe they just wanted Dwight gone?
the funniest thing about this is that the Magic actually had to take on Al Harringtons contract
Man, even Mike Brown can't screw this up.
Demps was able to dump Okafor and Arizas contracts, he's not all bad.
They have absolutely no bench and will be leaning on Old Snake, crazy Metta, and a 39 year-old PG heavily for perimeter production. They also have nobody to run alongside Nash, so his numbers will be down from Phoenix.because they are.
This all amounts to wishful thinking from my vantage point.They have absolutely no bench and will be leaning on Old Snake, crazy Metta, and a 39 year-old PG heavily for perimeter production. They also have nobody to run alongside Nash, so his numbers will be down from Phoenix.
One injury to any of their four main guys and not only are they not chipping, they probably lose in the second round again.
OKC and SA are still great teams, and both have mismatches they can leverage against the Lakers.
Ken Berger ‏@KBergCBS
Assuming Dwight re-signs, rough math for Lakers' guaranteed commitments for '13-'14, first year of super tax: $92M for six players.
Ken Berger ‏@KBergCBS
Based on $75M tax line, Lakers would owe $34.3M in tax for those six players at $92M alone. That's $126M for half a team.
This all amounts to wishful thinking from my vantage point.
No one to run alongside Nash? I suppose the best running big man in the game along with arguably the best perimeter offensive player remaining in the league is too paltry for Nash to work with after being carried by Grant Hill and Channing Frye.
When I say "run alongside," I mean literally that. If you think the Lakers are gonna have the pace of Nash's Phoenix teams, you're delusional. He also needs the ball in his hands to be most effective, and you're an idiot if you think Kobe is giving the ball up in crunch time.This all amounts to wishful thinking from my vantage point.
No one to run alongside Nash? I suppose the best running big man in the game along with arguably the best perimeter offensive player remaining in the league is too paltry for Nash to work with after being carried by Grant Hill and Channing Frye.
Also, outside of Harden, OKC does NOT have a better bench than the Lakers. Jamison is still a potent scorer, and Hill is only improving. Sprinkle in Blake and Ebanks, and presumably a Meeks-caliber SG free agent signing, and I'm not particularly sure that more than a handful of teams have better depth coming off the bench.