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Official 2013 NBA Offseason Thread
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Kemba-Ellis-MKG-Zeller-Al Jeff
low key sleeper playoff team
I'm sayin though. Two bonafide 20 ppg scorers, a great winger defender, rising young point guard, another very skilled young 7 footer that can play either the 4 or 5 plus Biyombo who would fit perfectly next to either one of them for defensive purposes.
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Lol I'm not surprised Bizzaro did what he did. I knew things wouldn't work when kobe told Bizzaro that he wanted Bizzaro to be the Lakers Tyson Chandler. Lol
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Chauncey Billups signs with the Pistons for two years.
Chauncey Billups signs with the Pistons for two years.
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@ Detroit signing the corpse of Chauncey Billups
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Anyone else think the Pistons should have had it in the plans to eventually retire Billups #1 jersey at some point? He was the leader and Finals MVP of that squad and got them to so many conference finals. Kinda crazy they just let Drummond get that number so quickly after he left.
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I'm seriously starting to think it's time for contraction. 30 teams is too much. No one cares about the bucks or what they d
r do what my mom says. No more draft, no more trades, players play where they grew up. More hometown fans will care because the players grew up in the area and it will eliminate these super teams. International players get randomly thrown on teams.
r do what my mom says. No more draft, no more trades, players play where they grew up. More hometown fans will care because the players grew up in the area and it will eliminate these super teams. International players get randomly thrown on teams.
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I'm seriously starting to think it's time for contraction. 32 teams is too much. No one cares about the bucks or what they d
Well did Melo grow up in Baltimore or New York? And what about players who go off to prep schools in other states? Or what if you grew up in like Pittsburgh, PA? You're closer to Cleveland but some could argue that you should play in-state for the Sixers. The idea is intriguing but I think a lot of technicalities would have to be worked out before it's implementation.
Contraction is a must, though.
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I agree. The NBA should keep it at 30 like it is now
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our backup PG spot was our biggest weakness. We upgraded DJ Augustine with CJ Watson. And bench scoring replacing Hansbrough with Chris Copeland. What have the Heat done?
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its early and I'm hungry
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Na the playoffs still felt different with kobe not playing, knowing that the lakers wasnt winning just the effort from kobe. Shaq and kobe play two different position. With shaq u was not looking for difficulty shot or game winners to push a game five from shaq. I would have said that the game was fine when jordan left than shaq leaving. I think harden filled that passion this season and playoffs. Kobe overdue ?? but he still putting up better stat lines than 85% of the players in the league.
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all them ****** gettin tossed by Hibbert again
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I'm seriously starting to think it's time for contraction. 30 teams is too much. No one cares about the bucks or what they d
TERRIBLE IDEA not contraction that's a really good idea that stay where you grew up **** is AWFUL tho
and whats a "super" team?
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But that's what makes Kobe great. Even thought it's a pipe dream for him to try to reach jordan, that competitiveness is what makes Kobe, Kobe.
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They have LeBron
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And we still took them to the brink with Lebron, so what?
if the series was a sweep, I would have to agree with you. But considering how close it was, plus the fact that we've gotten better. I like our chances
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Nobody deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as Jordan. It's what makes kobe selfish, but also great. Steve Nash is in his late 30s, age and injuries turned him into steve kerr. I agree with nobody should want to play with him anymore until he retires or takes a back seat.
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Is this dude serious about the Kobe-Shaq thing? Shaq hopped from team to team trying to win a ring at the end of his career with each stop being more and more meaningless. He tried hopping on LeBron, Nash and the Celtics waves and it just so happened that in each of those stops those team never were the contenders they once were before he joined them. Kobe is staying right in LA, is in great shape and wants to win more championships with the team he's been with his entire career. He showed this season he's still got a ton left in the tank, unlike Shaq at the end of his career. But nah I guess Kobe should just end his career after this disaster of a season just so people don't feel like he's "chasing after Jordan's records."
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I think its only because of injuries the reason why nash played the way he did. If Nash was healthy everything would have played out a little different
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Now Kobe wasnt good for the game. One of the 10 best players ever wasnt good for the game....... Please take this nonsense to the Kobe is Overrated thread.
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Jordan is and forever will be the GOAT
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