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no way this is real right? right??
Gary Neal and Luke Ridnour press conference.
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no way this is real right? right??
Gary Neal and Luke Ridnour press conference.
Gary Neal and Luke Ridnour press conference.
Gary Neal and Luke Ridnour press conference.
Tony Wroten with two Not Top 10 plays tonight and that ***** on Twitter talking about the Migos mixtape
This is true. It's an excellent offensive frountcourt but brutal from a defensive perspective, and Love's deficiencies could definitely be partially hidden with a defensive specialist center.It's more the fact that he and Pek are bad rim protectors, that's the difference between Blake/DJ, LMA/Lopez Dirk/WrightDalembert
The talent around Love is definitely that bad, don't know where you're going there
When your second best player is a PG who scores once a month in the 4th quarter, you're not going to win. Take Kevin Love off this team and they're competing with the Magic and Sixers for Wiggins.
Not to mention injuries decimated them previous years
Great response. Because Dirk has made magic happen over and over again with teams that had no secondary star and average at best talent.Please tell me, how many All-NBA Teams did all those players make while on the Mavericks? And how many All-Stars at that?
Jerry Stackhouse?! Dog...
That wasn't Detroit Pistons Jerry Stackhouse.
He never shot better than 42.8%. His time in Dallas he shot roughly 41%. And ~28-30% from deep. That's HORRENDOUS.
It's like mentioning Vince Carter as a deciding factor on this current team.
Jason Terry, Josh Howard, Jason Kidd, and Devin Harris were all GOOD players, but none of those guys were ever like Pau Gasol, Wade, Ray Allen, Manu Ginobili, etc. Those guys were all sidekicks on Championship teams.
The Mavs winning in 2011 is similar to the Pistons beating the Lakers. It was a great team effort, but none of those guys are NBA All-Stars, or All-NBA Players other than Dirk and Tyson Chandler.
My case and point:
Jason Terry since 2011? Dud.
Tyson Chandler since 2011? Decent, but he made a HUGE payday off that year in Dallas.
Jason Kidd since 2011? Nothing, and retired.
JJ Barea since 2011? Dud.
DeShawn Stevenson since 2011? Dud.
Shawn Marion since 2011? Defense hasn't been the same.
Ian Mahinmi? Same as what he was, but a non-factor for the most part.
Brendan Haywood? Dud.
Corey Brewer? Role player, but he has probably played the best out of that group other than Tyson.
Further emphasizing my point...
Josh Howard after Dallas? Dud.
Devin Harris after Dallas? Dud.
Jason Kidd after Dallas? Dud.
And some further points,
OJ Mayo last year? Second-best year of his career.
Tyson Chandler his only year in Dallas? Best of his career.
Monta Ellis this year? Second-best year of his career.
Jose Calderon this year? Best year of his career scoring and shooting-wise.
Dallas has always gotten the most out of their players, and have always had great coaching to bring the most out of their guys. It's Dirk, it's the city, it's the coaching. It isn't that we've had great talent throughout the years.
The best players since Nash left have been Tyson Chandler (One year), Jason Terry (No All-Star/All-NBA appearances), and Jason Kidd (Who was a shell of his former self).
Gary Neal and Luke Ridnour press conference.
i could say the exact same thing about the 2010 lakers though..My case and point:
Jason Terry since 2011? Dud.
Tyson Chandler since 2011? Decent, but he made a HUGE payday off that year in Dallas.
Jason Kidd since 2011? Nothing, and retired.
JJ Barea since 2011? Dud.
DeShawn Stevenson since 2011? Dud.
Shawn Marion since 2011? Defense hasn't been the same.
Ian Mahinmi? Same as what he was, but a non-factor for the most part.
Brendan Haywood? Dud.
Corey Brewer? Role player, but he has probably played the best out of that group other than Tyson.
Further emphasizing my point...
Josh Howard after Dallas? Dud.
Devin Harris after Dallas? Dud.
Jason Kidd after Dallas? Dud.
i could say the exact same thing about the 2010 lakers though..My case and point:
Jason Terry since 2011? Dud.
Tyson Chandler since 2011? Decent, but he made a HUGE payday off that year in Dallas.
Jason Kidd since 2011? Nothing, and retired.
JJ Barea since 2011? Dud.
DeShawn Stevenson since 2011? Dud.
Shawn Marion since 2011? Defense hasn't been the same.
Ian Mahinmi? Same as what he was, but a non-factor for the most part.
Brendan Haywood? Dud.
Corey Brewer? Role player, but he has probably played the best out of that group other than Tyson.
Further emphasizing my point...
Josh Howard after Dallas? Dud.
Devin Harris after Dallas? Dud.
Jason Kidd after Dallas? Dud.
lamar? out of the league
farmar? out of the league (till this year)
sasha? out of the league
bynum? LOL
MWP? kinda out of the league
MBenga? out of the league
Pau? dud
Shannon Brown? dud
DFish? STILL GOING STRONG
and in a few years the same thing will be said about this miami team
Meh. You're just being disingenous. All of the guys he mentioned for Dallas (outside of Mahinmi) were expected to be core supporters for Dirk, including his #1 sidekick on each team.
i could say the exact same thing about the 2010 lakers though..
lamar? out of the league
farmar? out of the league (till this year)
sasha? out of the league
bynum? LOL
MWP? kinda out of the league
MBenga? out of the league
Pau? dud
Shannon Brown? dud
DFish? STILL GOING STRONG
and in a few years the same thing will be said about this miami team
could have been a champ had he played another yearThe cavs are retiring zydrunas' jersey next month
Those teams are all high seeds and contenders, the Timberwolves can't even stay at .500.According to NT, Kevin Garnett isn't a winner either? Because he played for that same Minnesota franchise and missed the playoffs three years in a row, IN HIS PRIME. And I don't mean barely missed the playoffs, those were like 30-win teams. Yet once he got a team around him, he started experiencing some success and the narrative changed..
Don't understand this 'winner' stuff, at least not when it comes to someone like Kevin Love. The dude is obviously an amazing player, he can rebound like no other and score from anywhere. If you put the right team around a player like that you can go far.
I mean let's look at the facts.. Blake Griffin is playing with a HOFer, LMA is playing with an All-Star PG, Bosh is playing with two HOFers, Love is playing with... *crickets*
Where are his All-Stars at???
That's why I hope he goes to the Lakers, do what you need to do Kevin. And people forget he's only 25, his career is just beginning. When he's 35 with some rings under his belt, all these same people are gonna be saying "Kevin LoveI always knew he was a great player man"
Hell, Bynum is better than any player Dirk has played with since Nash.Pau Gasol is better than any player Dirk has played with since Nash, and even Nash is arguable.
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