Parker, easy.
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Parker, easy.
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solarius49
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Is Josh Smith the Charles Barkley of his generation?
Charles was leaps and bounds better, but as far as skillsets go?
Charles was leaps and bounds better, but as far as skillsets go?
please dont flame me bros
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I'm having an argument with my friends about max deals right now and it is just reaffirming my stance on them. There are way too many of them in the league. 8 players max should have max deals. Franchise changing players, Hall of Fame players. When people like Roy Hibbert, Joe Johnson, Brandon Roy, and Lamarcus Aldridge have max deals something is wrong. This is what is leading to players like Josh Smith demanding max deals. Someone needs to put their foot down and say no, you are not getting one, and no team should offer it to him.
Rudy Gay has a max deal and has never been an All Star. I like Rudy Gay, but come on......
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Or you can just get rid of a cap. Then we will see players true worth. Scrubs included.
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Charles had much better shot selection..
Much better on the boards..
I could see where you get the comparison..... But I don't think so..
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mmg
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Worse idea ever.
It'd be the same 3-4 teams yearly
Literally.
NBA needs to look at the NFL cap it they ever want parity.
An this whole "max" deal nonsense needs to go,'introduce a hard cap and allow teams to pay what they want.
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Thats interesting, never really thought of it that way before. I've always wanted them to institute a hard cap, becuase a soft cap is dumb and doesnt solve anything but no cap? I really wonder what the league would be like if there was no cap. LeBron would get like 60 million a year with no cap honestly but no cap would destroy the league IMO, the Lakers would dominate the NBA forever.
Basically. Things would get better substantially if there was a hard cap. We wouldnt have to hear about contraction and moving teams all the time if there was a hard cap becuase player distribution would be better and teams would be able to fill seats. Not to mention the games would get more comeptitive
Worse idea ever.
It'd be the same 3-4 teams yearly
Literally.
NBA needs to look at the NFL cap it they ever want parity.
An this whole "max" deal nonsense needs to go,'introduce a hard cap and allow teams to pay what they want.
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nah. j smoove is not undersized in his position at all
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What?
solarius49
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its so crazy how great of a rebounder Chuck was, and he cant be any bigger than 6'6
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Naw I just rather get someone else then Lin if I'm lakers. Id try to add a 3rd team for real.
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jsmoove is a good player but he isn't Great like Barkley I can see the comparison though.
mmg
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Asik, Parsons and Lin for D12?
Nahhhhhh I'm cool.
Houston needs to stand pat.
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They actually have Bird Rights on Clark... Meaning they can sign him to anything under a max deal.
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Highly doubt Jim is paying crazy money for earl Clarke with the new tax situation.
Lakers are unpredictable right now. Need to see what happens without Jerry. who knows, maybe they even sell lol. We just don't know what's going on behind the scenes
Lakers are unpredictable right now. Need to see what happens without Jerry. who knows, maybe they even sell lol. We just don't know what's going on behind the scenes
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Clark isn't going to get that much... You gotta remember, other teams are much more worried about even being $2 million in the tax than the Lakers are being $15mil in the tax....
Also Clark said he wants to play long term in LA because he likes the organization, and they are the first team to actually give him a shot.
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[h1]Report: Dwight Howard mocked Kobe Bryant in All-Star locker room[/h1]
Kurt Helin
Feb 19, 2013, 11:56 AM EST
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Let’s start out right here — take this report with a grain of salt. Actually, a handful of kosher salt. I say that because there was no buzz about this in Houston. I say take the salt because every NBA reporter in America who breaks these kind of stories was in Houston and it leaked out through a celebrity page a couple days later. And I say grab salt because it seems over the top.
But the New York Post (another reason to take with salt) is reporting that Dwight Howard mocked Kobe Bryant behind his back in the All-Star Game locker room.
Expect the denials from Howard in 5…4…3…
And I’ll actually believe Howard on this one. This report seems over the top, even for him. I feel I have to pass this report along, but I’ll say again I don’t believe it and won’t until we get better confirmation. Not that it’s impossible, I just don’t see it.
I will say that Dwight Howard seemed back to his joking, having fun self more over the weekend as attention was lavished on him and he was in a game without the weight of expectations and desperation that comes with the Lakers games now. He was taking half-court hook shots in All-Star warm-ups and shot a three pointer in the game. He liked the lighter mood of the weekend.
So where does the rumor come from? If you were a team interested in trading for Dwight Howard or getting him as a free agent this summer, then leaking this kind of rumor to hopefully drive more of a wedge in the Lakers locker room this is how I would do it. But we’ll see.
Not buying it but still, funny to think about it. Imagine if that really happened
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AND here we GO!
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The New York post is a tabloid newspaper. Stop posting them as a source. They aren't trustworthy. They even get details of regular shootings and robberies wrong.
The mental image of him doing that is quite comical tho. Oh man
Knicks fans were just as confident with Jeremy Lin.
The mental image of him doing that is quite comical tho. Oh man
Knicks fans were just as confident with Jeremy Lin.
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shots fired...
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Maybe they'll bond over this tabloid bs?
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