shoeking2101
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That commercial with kd in high school is dope. I wonder if they are going to do anymore like that?
OFFICIAL 2010-2011 NBA PLAYOFFS THREAD : VOL. MOST. ANTICIPATED. PLAYOFFS. EVER?
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- Jan 29, 2007
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Doo and CP know each other? What on earth
Blatche and McGee
HBD CP, and Happy Holidays to my S&T family.
Blatche and McGee
HBD CP, and Happy Holidays to my S&T family.
- Jan 29, 2007
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Doo and CP know each other? What on earth
Blatche and McGee
HBD CP, and Happy Holidays to my S&T family.
Blatche and McGee
HBD CP, and Happy Holidays to my S&T family.
Originally Posted by Do Be Doo
HAPPY B DAY to CP1708.
You don't know how many
I got while ordering this cake in SA.
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OF NT.
That pic is awesome man, thanks bro.
Wizards might as well pick up those two college teammates fightin each other and make a big ol splash on the scene.
How ya'll doin on gifts? I got a 125 in Best Buy gift cards so far, and then not much else worth anything.
Originally Posted by Do Be Doo
HAPPY B DAY to CP1708.
You don't know how manyI got while ordering this cake in SA.
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OF NT.
That pic is awesome man, thanks bro.
Wizards might as well pick up those two college teammates fightin each other and make a big ol splash on the scene.
How ya'll doin on gifts? I got a 125 in Best Buy gift cards so far, and then not much else worth anything.
do be doo
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Bang my dude CP been saying his B day since last week. Got to show him some love.
Nah CP I just look on google. I knew you'll would like.
do be doo
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- Mar 13, 2009
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Bang my dude CP been saying his B day since last week. Got to show him some love.
Nah CP I just look on google. I knew you'll would like.
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I'm confused what is a thumbdrive. Like do you get movies in it or do you put movies in it?
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I'm confused what is a thumbdrive. Like do you get movies in it or do you put movies in it?
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A thumbdrive is just a usb flash memory drive I thought
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A thumbdrive is just a usb flash memory drive I thought
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Originally Posted by JapanAir21
Merry Xmas all my NT fam.
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Originally Posted by JapanAir21
Merry Xmas all my NT fam.
- Mar 11, 2008
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anyone else came across this???
[h1]Bobcats' Michael Jordan Plots Next Move in Wake of Coaching Change[/h1]
By Sam Amick
Senior NBA Writer | Follow on Twitter: @samickAOL
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The loyalties don't matter as much as the winning anymore.
Michael Jordan showed that much on Wednesday, when the Charlotte owner sent the nomadic Larry Brown packing against his will and the North Carolina ties that had brought them together once again no longer mattered.
And as Jordan continues to plot ways of remaking this disappointment of a team, the conversations below him continue that could lead to more cold-hearted departures in the name of competitiveness.
League sources told FanHouse that the Bobcats and Portland have discussed a trade that would send beloved small forward Gerald Wallace to the Blazers with center DeSagana Diop and point guard .J. Augustin in exchange for center Marcus Camby and point guard Andre Miller. And while the Blazers are exploring a litany of their own options and don't appear eager to do the deal as of now, the discussion that is one of many being had by the Bobcats reveals plenty about the sort of the on-court changes Jordan has in mind for his club.
He wants a point guard not named D.J. Augustin who comes with a veteran's resume and a veteran big man who produces on both ends of the floor. But it's the final prerequisite that is by far the most problematic for most scenarios being considered, as he wants to significantly cut future salary just in time for the new landscape that will come with a new collective bargaining agreement.
The Blazers deal would certainly do that next season, as Miller's contract is expiring (team option worth $7.8 for 2011-12) and Camby is owed $9.2 million in the last year of his deal while Wallace, Diop and Augustin are set to earn a combined $20.7 million. The savings are even greater in the subsequent season, as Wallace and Diop have player options worth a combined $18.7 million for the 2011-12 campaign (Augustin is a restricted free agent).
Change in Charlotte, it seems clear, is in the foreground and on the horizon. And it's not about to stop with the hiring of Paul Silas as an interim head coach.
The former Charlotte coach will be introduced today, at which time -- according to sources -- he will announce a coaching staff that includes his son and current Golden State assistant, Stephen Silas, longtime Jordan friend Charles Oakley, and Ralph Lewis. Muggsy Bogues and P.J. Brown have had discussions about joining the staff, and it's unclear whether they will do so.
"We're always monitoring how to improve our basketball team, and that hasn't stopped," Bobcats general manager Rod Higgins said in a conference call on Wednesday when asked about any potential trades. "We owe it to our community, our fan base, to try and improve. Part of the reason for this transaction (with Brown) is we haven't given up on the season and we want to try to get back into it, try to get back into the hunt.
"You have to think that we can get this team back on track with our team. Am I being naive? Maybe, but I firmly believe that this team is going to have an opportunity to get back on track."
***MJ as an executive isn't a good look
[h1]Bobcats' Michael Jordan Plots Next Move in Wake of Coaching Change[/h1]
By Sam Amick
Senior NBA Writer | Follow on Twitter: @samickAOL
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Print this page|EmailShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on DiggShare on Lifestream
Michael Jordan showed that much on Wednesday, when the Charlotte owner sent the nomadic Larry Brown packing against his will and the North Carolina ties that had brought them together once again no longer mattered.
And as Jordan continues to plot ways of remaking this disappointment of a team, the conversations below him continue that could lead to more cold-hearted departures in the name of competitiveness.
League sources told FanHouse that the Bobcats and Portland have discussed a trade that would send beloved small forward Gerald Wallace to the Blazers with center DeSagana Diop and point guard .J. Augustin in exchange for center Marcus Camby and point guard Andre Miller. And while the Blazers are exploring a litany of their own options and don't appear eager to do the deal as of now, the discussion that is one of many being had by the Bobcats reveals plenty about the sort of the on-court changes Jordan has in mind for his club.
He wants a point guard not named D.J. Augustin who comes with a veteran's resume and a veteran big man who produces on both ends of the floor. But it's the final prerequisite that is by far the most problematic for most scenarios being considered, as he wants to significantly cut future salary just in time for the new landscape that will come with a new collective bargaining agreement.
The Blazers deal would certainly do that next season, as Miller's contract is expiring (team option worth $7.8 for 2011-12) and Camby is owed $9.2 million in the last year of his deal while Wallace, Diop and Augustin are set to earn a combined $20.7 million. The savings are even greater in the subsequent season, as Wallace and Diop have player options worth a combined $18.7 million for the 2011-12 campaign (Augustin is a restricted free agent).
Change in Charlotte, it seems clear, is in the foreground and on the horizon. And it's not about to stop with the hiring of Paul Silas as an interim head coach.
The former Charlotte coach will be introduced today, at which time -- according to sources -- he will announce a coaching staff that includes his son and current Golden State assistant, Stephen Silas, longtime Jordan friend Charles Oakley, and Ralph Lewis. Muggsy Bogues and P.J. Brown have had discussions about joining the staff, and it's unclear whether they will do so.
"We're always monitoring how to improve our basketball team, and that hasn't stopped," Bobcats general manager Rod Higgins said in a conference call on Wednesday when asked about any potential trades. "We owe it to our community, our fan base, to try and improve. Part of the reason for this transaction (with Brown) is we haven't given up on the season and we want to try to get back into it, try to get back into the hunt.
"You have to think that we can get this team back on track with our team. Am I being naive? Maybe, but I firmly believe that this team is going to have an opportunity to get back on track."
***MJ as an executive isn't a good look
- Mar 11, 2008
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anyone else came across this???
[h1]Bobcats' Michael Jordan Plots Next Move in Wake of Coaching Change[/h1]
By Sam Amick
Senior NBA Writer | Follow on Twitter: @samickAOL
Text SizeAAA
Print this page|EmailShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on DiggShare on Lifestream
The loyalties don't matter as much as the winning anymore.
Michael Jordan showed that much on Wednesday, when the Charlotte owner sent the nomadic Larry Brown packing against his will and the North Carolina ties that had brought them together once again no longer mattered.
And as Jordan continues to plot ways of remaking this disappointment of a team, the conversations below him continue that could lead to more cold-hearted departures in the name of competitiveness.
League sources told FanHouse that the Bobcats and Portland have discussed a trade that would send beloved small forward Gerald Wallace to the Blazers with center DeSagana Diop and point guard .J. Augustin in exchange for center Marcus Camby and point guard Andre Miller. And while the Blazers are exploring a litany of their own options and don't appear eager to do the deal as of now, the discussion that is one of many being had by the Bobcats reveals plenty about the sort of the on-court changes Jordan has in mind for his club.
He wants a point guard not named D.J. Augustin who comes with a veteran's resume and a veteran big man who produces on both ends of the floor. But it's the final prerequisite that is by far the most problematic for most scenarios being considered, as he wants to significantly cut future salary just in time for the new landscape that will come with a new collective bargaining agreement.
The Blazers deal would certainly do that next season, as Miller's contract is expiring (team option worth $7.8 for 2011-12) and Camby is owed $9.2 million in the last year of his deal while Wallace, Diop and Augustin are set to earn a combined $20.7 million. The savings are even greater in the subsequent season, as Wallace and Diop have player options worth a combined $18.7 million for the 2011-12 campaign (Augustin is a restricted free agent).
Change in Charlotte, it seems clear, is in the foreground and on the horizon. And it's not about to stop with the hiring of Paul Silas as an interim head coach.
The former Charlotte coach will be introduced today, at which time -- according to sources -- he will announce a coaching staff that includes his son and current Golden State assistant, Stephen Silas, longtime Jordan friend Charles Oakley, and Ralph Lewis. Muggsy Bogues and P.J. Brown have had discussions about joining the staff, and it's unclear whether they will do so.
"We're always monitoring how to improve our basketball team, and that hasn't stopped," Bobcats general manager Rod Higgins said in a conference call on Wednesday when asked about any potential trades. "We owe it to our community, our fan base, to try and improve. Part of the reason for this transaction (with Brown) is we haven't given up on the season and we want to try to get back into it, try to get back into the hunt.
"You have to think that we can get this team back on track with our team. Am I being naive? Maybe, but I firmly believe that this team is going to have an opportunity to get back on track."
***MJ as an executive isn't a good look
[h1]Bobcats' Michael Jordan Plots Next Move in Wake of Coaching Change[/h1]
By Sam Amick
Senior NBA Writer | Follow on Twitter: @samickAOL
Text SizeAAA
Print this page|EmailShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on DiggShare on Lifestream
Michael Jordan showed that much on Wednesday, when the Charlotte owner sent the nomadic Larry Brown packing against his will and the North Carolina ties that had brought them together once again no longer mattered.
And as Jordan continues to plot ways of remaking this disappointment of a team, the conversations below him continue that could lead to more cold-hearted departures in the name of competitiveness.
League sources told FanHouse that the Bobcats and Portland have discussed a trade that would send beloved small forward Gerald Wallace to the Blazers with center DeSagana Diop and point guard .J. Augustin in exchange for center Marcus Camby and point guard Andre Miller. And while the Blazers are exploring a litany of their own options and don't appear eager to do the deal as of now, the discussion that is one of many being had by the Bobcats reveals plenty about the sort of the on-court changes Jordan has in mind for his club.
He wants a point guard not named D.J. Augustin who comes with a veteran's resume and a veteran big man who produces on both ends of the floor. But it's the final prerequisite that is by far the most problematic for most scenarios being considered, as he wants to significantly cut future salary just in time for the new landscape that will come with a new collective bargaining agreement.
The Blazers deal would certainly do that next season, as Miller's contract is expiring (team option worth $7.8 for 2011-12) and Camby is owed $9.2 million in the last year of his deal while Wallace, Diop and Augustin are set to earn a combined $20.7 million. The savings are even greater in the subsequent season, as Wallace and Diop have player options worth a combined $18.7 million for the 2011-12 campaign (Augustin is a restricted free agent).
Change in Charlotte, it seems clear, is in the foreground and on the horizon. And it's not about to stop with the hiring of Paul Silas as an interim head coach.
The former Charlotte coach will be introduced today, at which time -- according to sources -- he will announce a coaching staff that includes his son and current Golden State assistant, Stephen Silas, longtime Jordan friend Charles Oakley, and Ralph Lewis. Muggsy Bogues and P.J. Brown have had discussions about joining the staff, and it's unclear whether they will do so.
"We're always monitoring how to improve our basketball team, and that hasn't stopped," Bobcats general manager Rod Higgins said in a conference call on Wednesday when asked about any potential trades. "We owe it to our community, our fan base, to try and improve. Part of the reason for this transaction (with Brown) is we haven't given up on the season and we want to try to get back into it, try to get back into the hunt.
"You have to think that we can get this team back on track with our team. Am I being naive? Maybe, but I firmly believe that this team is going to have an opportunity to get back on track."
***MJ as an executive isn't a good look
- Oct 24, 2010
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they got an Amare one, wasnt posted in this thread though.
- Oct 24, 2010
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they got an Amare one, wasnt posted in this thread though.
- Dec 29, 2007
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Merry Christmas, y'all.
- Dec 29, 2007
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Merry Christmas, y'all.
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Merry Christmas Everyone! Happy Holidays.
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Merry Christmas Everyone! Happy Holidays.
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Merry Christmas you hooligans
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Merry Christmas you hooligans
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