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Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1
Prolly better than Farmar
ya right
* Offiical NBA Off-Season Thread: I'll give one of my damn kidney's for these Melo rumors to stop *
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ya right
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James Harden isn't a good shooter?
What in the world.
What in the world.
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which 2 fools on ESPN picked the rockets to win the west
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Dont Hate
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Most overrated team going into the season, easy.
The Bucks are a distant second.
The Bucks are a distant second.
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I dunno about winning the West.
Playoff team, for sure, though.
Dez for Rice, KLJ?
Playoff team, for sure, though.
Dez for Rice, KLJ?
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anybody else think the lakers end up with rubio??
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"This news is not correct, because I made a statement that I want toend my basketball career in Europe. So this is a big misunderstandingof the Greek (journalist)," Dragic wrote in an e-mail to Paul Coro ofthe Arizona Republic.
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and who is droping out of the playoffs in the west that would make the rockets such a lock?
speaking of fantasy dirk are you going to sign up?
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I see Phoenix dropping out. Denver is up in the air whether they deal Melo or not. Not to mention teams like San Antonio will be fighting making it a good chance for teams to be right there at the end and possibly knock them out.
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if thats the case, might as well play with the lakers, no?
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Originally Posted by BangDak
if thats the case, might as well play with the lakers, no?
Just ship him out East somewhere.
yeeupp
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What TF man.. why trade him and keep him in the same conference. Send him out of town, to the eastern conference, somewhere he would want to play, maybe NYK ?
What can Clippers offer ?
Clippers will likely wanna keep Griffin and E. Gordon...
Sooo... ?
What can Clippers offer ?
Clippers will likely wanna keep Griffin and E. Gordon...
Sooo... ?
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Melo is going to NYK. I think that makes the most sense for him.
:shrugs
:shrugs
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but does that make any sense for Denver. I know they must be drooling over Curry
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Mike, I'm with bhz.
The Suns and the Nuggets, if they deal Melo, could be out.
And the Jazz aren't locks either, considering a lot of their pieces moved out East, lost Matthews, and a lot of people knock Jefferson on here, so we don't even know yet how he'll mesh with Millsap and company. A lot of new moving parts on that squad.
The Suns and the Nuggets, if they deal Melo, could be out.
And the Jazz aren't locks either, considering a lot of their pieces moved out East, lost Matthews, and a lot of people knock Jefferson on here, so we don't even know yet how he'll mesh with Millsap and company. A lot of new moving parts on that squad.
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Mike, I'm with bhz.
The Suns and the Nuggets, if they deal Melo, could be out.
And the Jazz aren't locks either, considering a lot of their pieces moved out East, lost Matthews, and a lot of people knock Jefferson on here, so we don't even know yet how he'll mesh with Millsap and company. A lot of new moving parts on that squad.
The Suns and the Nuggets, if they deal Melo, could be out.
And the Jazz aren't locks either, considering a lot of their pieces moved out East, lost Matthews, and a lot of people knock Jefferson on here, so we don't even know yet how he'll mesh with Millsap and company. A lot of new moving parts on that squad.
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Aye Carumba.
Suns will be in the Playoffs next year, the total of Childress, Hedo (if he can be half as effective as he was as a Magic player), and Hakim (who should see a huge jump in productivity with Nash), is almost a wash with the loss of Amare, IMO.
Aye Carumba.
Suns will be in the Playoffs next year, the total of Childress, Hedo (if he can be half as effective as he was as a Magic player), and Hakim (who should see a huge jump in productivity with Nash), is almost a wash with the loss of Amare, IMO.
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well duh, because both of you want your teams in the playoffs
i just dont see the rockes been a lock for the playoffs.
with deron williams and solan the jazz will be in. and nash alone will have the suns fighting for a spot.
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[h1]Kroenke’s son tries to woo Anthony[/h1]
Denver Nuggets executive Josh Kroenke met with Carmelo Anthony(notes) in Baltimore over the weekend and restarted the process of selling the disgruntled star on signing a contract extension, league sources told Yahoo! Sports.
No resolutions were reached, sources said, but Kroenke, the owner’s son, has undoubtedly emerged as a far more powerful voice in the franchise. His burden is unmistakable now: As a 30-year-old on the cusp of taking over majority ownership of the Nuggets, he must sell the All-Star forward on staying the course with the Nuggets.
The Nuggets are close to hiring a new general manager – with former Phoenix Suns executive David Griffin the frontrunner – but Kroenke and adviser Bret Bearup will have the most significant say in basketball matters.
Anthony has hesitated to sign a three-year, $65 million extension and expressed intrigue with opting out of his contract next summer to become a free agent. Despite significant speculation the New York Knicks are the team that Anthony would most likely want to join, two sources close to him insisted the Knicks have been overstated as an object of his desire. Privately, Anthony has expressed more enthusiasm over joining the Houston Rockets than the Knicks, sources said.
Anthony still believes he can get the maximum possible money from re-signing with the Nuggets now, sources said, with his sights on engineering a trade to a preferred destination later. For him to opt out of his contract at the end of next season would be an immense risk. With league owners determined to shorten the years and lessen the money on max contracts in the next collective bargaining agreement, Anthony and his representatives know they could cost themselves tens of millions of guaranteed dollars.
The departure of vice president of basketball operations Mark Warkentien has elevated Kroenke to a more prominent role in the Nuggets organization – one that likely will eventually include majority ownership. Well before the Nuggets didn’t renew Warkentien’s contract this summer, sources said Kroenke made a springtime tour to meet several of the most prominent West Coast player agents. The agents were told they would soon be dealing more directly with Kroenke on Nuggets personnel matters.
By Adrian Wojnarowski, Yahoo! Sports
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id like to see Melo on the Clips for some odd reason.
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Suns will be in the playoffs and will have home court in the 1st round.
Nash might be a candidate for MVP again.
Nash might be a candidate for MVP again.
