I question if you actually watched Arenas last season. An umotivated, out of shape Davis had better efficiency numbers & more assists and points than Arenas. the guy shot 34% from the field. He looked beyond terrible last season. Shot selection was an issue for him even when he was in his prime & now that he lost his athleticism, he's just awful.
I saw that Houston is now 12-8, and I'm like "damn, McHale's doing alright." Then I look at the WC standings, and four teams are at 12-8, with a few others right there, who haven't played as many games yet.
Yea, Clippers I think have played the least games. With the way the schedule is, teams are gonna want to rest players, but they might risk falling
Originally Posted by JapanAir21
^ Okay, how about someone else answer the question.
It seems like fans are putting a lot of faith in Baron Davis.
If you're going to put a lot of faith in Baron Davis, I don't see why would you wouldn't put faith in Gilbert Arenas.
Eh, I'd need something like Thad, Lou, Jrue, and AI for STAT. Anything less or drastically different would be a step back for the Knicks. Plus they'd have to take Walker, Douglas, Fields, Balkman, and Bibby.
So you want every valuable player from the Sixers for AMARE? What world do you live in? They aren't trading for LeBron James, they're trading for Amare.
No way I give up every piece I got for Stoudemire, not in this world.
@ the thought of a starting five of Evan Turner, Amare, Jodie Meeks, Tony Battie, and Nocioni. You're high on that offer dude.
I feel like the Clippers are due for a comeuppance soon. Not only have they just played 16 games (every other team has played at least 18, and many 20 or more), but they've only had 4 games outside Staples Center. I took a quick glance at their schedule, and the next month is just brutal for them. They're hardly ever at home.
