im not you
Banned
- May 29, 2009
- 7,863
- 11
What happened last night was the biggest joke I've ever seen in the NBA. Complete embarrassment.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Originally Posted by JapanAir21
This obviously isn't directed toward anyone on here, but some people I know outside of these boards...
I fricking HATE how a bunch of people on Facebook that are my friends hopped on and said "YEAH BOY! MIAMI!!!"
I questioned when the hell they became Miami fans?
"I FOLLOW THE PLAYER NOT THE TEAM, YEAAH BOY MIAMI!!!!"
Not a sports fan if you follow a player.
Disgusting.
This made me chuckle. Didn't he play for GS and UTAH?Originally Posted by CP1708
Fisher ain't tryna sign with the Heat, he's tryna up his price in LA.
Why would he sign for peanuts in Miami? He isn't some ring chaser, he earns his with his team, the team he's born and raised.
He just wants Buss to hand over some of the money he's earned in his career. That's all.
LA can pay Fish more then Miami can.
Originally Posted by Durden7
So Miami has almost 80% of their money tied up by 3 guys. 2 of the guys are very similar in playing styles and the 3rd being a notorious loser. They dont have a point guard and dont have a center. They need to sign 9 other guys to finish the roster. They just gave away 6 draft picks to get these new guys so if they strike out this year with who they sign theyre basically screwed over time.
How can anyone think that this will even work on paper?
My man. Preaching to the freakin Choir I tell ya! Exactly where I'm at with the NBAOriginally Posted by seasoned vet
(at least in the NBA) teams dont care about loyalty and building a team anymore. if the team doesnt do anything after the third year they blow the team up. that makes it kind of difficult getting attached to a team, the players, and a system, when they're busy playing musical chairs because they dont have patience.
- it used to be teams got a nucleus of players and stuck with that team for at least 5 years. by the time the team was good enough to win a championship it was like going against a freight train, the players had been playing together for so long they knew each others game like the back of their hand.......you dont see that anymore. its that same thinking that got Team USA back on track remember?
- the only teams that still do business the old school way are Utah and San Antonio. and ill be damned if i let some childish +!* frat boy rules of being a fan make me feel some sort of way about supporting a team.
Originally Posted by TheGift23
My man. Preaching to the freakin Choir I tell ya! Exactly where I'm at with the NBAOriginally Posted by seasoned vet
(at least in the NBA) teams dont care about loyalty and building a team anymore. if the team doesnt do anything after the third year they blow the team up. that makes it kind of difficult getting attached to a team, the players, and a system, when they're busy playing musical chairs because they dont have patience.
- it used to be teams got a nucleus of players and stuck with that team for at least 5 years. by the time the team was good enough to win a championship it was like going against a freight train, the players had been playing together for so long they knew each others game like the back of their hand.......you dont see that anymore. its that same thinking that got Team USA back on track remember?
- the only teams that still do business the old school way are Utah and San Antonio. and ill be damned if i let some childish +!* frat boy rules of being a fan make me feel some sort of way about supporting a team.
.
Originally Posted by Al3xis
Nets signed Johan Petro for 3 years/10 mill
prepared to offer 'big money' to Scola at 30 years old.
add in Outlaw and the Morrow offer sheet...and there goes all their cap space.
Blueprint for more than 12 wins.
Originally Posted by Durden7
So Miami has almost 80% of their money tied up by 3 guys. 2 of the guys are very similar in playing styles and the 3rd being a notorious loser. They dont have a point guard and dont have a center. They need to sign 9 other guys to finish the roster. They just gave away 6 draft picks to get these new guys so if they strike out this year with who they sign theyre basically screwed over time.
How can anyone think that this will even work on paper?
Originally Posted by seasoned vet
Originally Posted by TheGift23
My man. Preaching to the freakin Choir I tell ya! Exactly where I'm at with the NBAOriginally Posted by seasoned vet
(at least in the NBA) teams dont care about loyalty and building a team anymore. if the team doesnt do anything after the third year they blow the team up. that makes it kind of difficult getting attached to a team, the players, and a system, when they're busy playing musical chairs because they dont have patience.
- it used to be teams got a nucleus of players and stuck with that team for at least 5 years. by the time the team was good enough to win a championship it was like going against a freight train, the players had been playing together for so long they knew each others game like the back of their hand.......you dont see that anymore. its that same thinking that got Team USA back on track remember?
- the only teams that still do business the old school way are Utah and San Antonio. and ill be damned if i let some childish +!* frat boy rules of being a fan make me feel some sort of way about supporting a team.
.
- some other sport besides the NBA and maybe they'd have a point.
- dude, i cant stand these morons with these "freeze tag" rules on who you can and cant support, what jerseys and hats you can and cant buy. and these fools be dead serious too.
....im a fan of players, been that way since '94. sure, i WANT to be a team fan but with the NBA it makes no sense.
Originally Posted by peteyk 420
sorry if its been asked but have they announced why Cole Aldrich isn't playing in the summer league?
I'm going to have to disagree, especially considering the direction sports has turned with free agency.Originally Posted by JapanAir21
Not a sports fan if you follow a player.
Originally Posted by franchise3
Reddick 3 year 20M deal. Orlando has 7 days to match.
Chi-town putting together a squad
Ira Winderman: Just confirmed that Juwan Howard has reached out to the Heat, and, yes, it is being considered as a viable option. This is getting insane. 20 minutes ago.
Blazers vet big man Juwan Howard could be signing with Heat, league source tells Y! Sports. http://yhoo.it/bx98FN 36 minutes ago via Twitter for BlackBerry[emoji]174[/emoji]
Am i the only one that noticed Juwan Howard filling in nicely when he started last season with Pryz+Oden out and before Camby got there????? If he can adjust to playing 20ish minutes/limited minutes, he could be really effective out there
Originally Posted by manilaboyxix
It's not the change LeBron made that irked people, but how he made that change.
LeBron can go anywhere he wants, he's already given Cleveland 7 years.
I just think Cleveland didn't deserve the humiliation of being put through a circus after all the love they showed him, their local hero.