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darko pulled a robbery without the gun and mask
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Can't teach size. Bigs will just about always get the benefit of the doubt in the L.Originally Posted by MrONegative
Skip To My Lou is headed to China. So Darko's getting paid healthy and Rafer can't backup anyone in this league? Shame.
This dude been on that tip forever, he's like Fox Mulder, thinks everything the Blazers do is conspiracy type @#$%.Originally Posted by DubA169
Canzano states that he felt frustrated all summer about how the front office seemed to be holding back information on when Oden would return. He now says that it’s become clear to him that they just have no idea when it will be.
man I hope he stays healthy, he lost NO hops at all coming back from that injuryOriginally Posted by mjshoefanatic
Blake Griffin
Originally Posted by ExtRaOrDinaRy SwAg
man I hope he stays healthy, he lost NO hops at all coming back from that injuryOriginally Posted by mjshoefanatic
Blake Griffin
Sorry to remind you but, the season start in two weeks.Originally Posted by JPZx
I'm encouraged by how the Timberwolves have been performing so far.
Kevin Love with 16/15 in 25 minutes tonightOriginally Posted by JPZx
I'm encouraged by how the Timberwolves have been performing so far.
Relax, when was the last time LA played Portland in the playoffs?Originally Posted by CP1708
I absolutely LOVE when people bring this topic up. Gives me the chills. Yes, yes we do all know how the Lakers play in Portland. 6 and 3 at the Rose Garden.........in the postseason.Originally Posted by ex carrabba fan
Plus we all know how well LA plays in Portland
But you're right, Lakers can't win there in the regular season. Just postseason.
Local radio guy here is hinting that he thinks Oden may go under the knife again. He won't go on record, he isn't saying it's a certainty, but he is saying that he hears whispers and that they are getting louder. *shrugs* Not sure if he is telling the truth or just trying to gain radio ratings or whatever and have people panicking calling in or what not.
That is all true but at the same time Oden could change everything. Obviously it would be foolish to bank on his health and maybe even Roy's but if both stay healthy I like them in a match up against LA more than OKC.Originally Posted by ex carrabba fan
Originally Posted by SHUGES
[h3][/h3]The franchise's prospects are dimmer now than two years ago. Theway Kevin Pritchard and Tom Penn were sent away is not the way afranchise headed in the right direction operates, regardless of whatyou think of Pritchard's performance. Nate McMillan even chose not tosign an extension, which speaks volumes. Rudy Fernandez wants out, Brandon Roy and Andre Millerhave struggled to mesh, and Roy, at the tender age of 26, is having ahard time staying healthy for a full season. That doesn't sound to melike a team in the least bit ready to knock off the defending champs.
Gotta agree with this.
The past 2-3 years I've been waiting for Atl in the East and Por in the West to take "the next step". Just hasn't happened. And I don't see it happening soon either. Both of those squads have allowed teams like OKC and Mil to catch and/or leapfrog them while they (Atl & Por) have remained stuck in quicksand.
Originally Posted by itsaboutthattime
That is all true but at the same time Oden could change everything. Obviously it would be foolish to bank on his health and maybe even Roy's but if both stay healthy I like them in a match up against LA more than OKC.Originally Posted by ex carrabba fan
Originally Posted by SHUGES
[h3][/h3]The franchise's prospects are dimmer now than two years ago. Theway Kevin Pritchard and Tom Penn were sent away is not the way afranchise headed in the right direction operates, regardless of whatyou think of Pritchard's performance. Nate McMillan even chose not tosign an extension, which speaks volumes. Rudy Fernandez wants out, Brandon Roy and Andre Millerhave struggled to mesh, and Roy, at the tender age of 26, is having ahard time staying healthy for a full season. That doesn't sound to melike a team in the least bit ready to knock off the defending champs.
Gotta agree with this.
The past 2-3 years I've been waiting for Atl in the East and Por in the West to take "the next step". Just hasn't happened. And I don't see it happening soon either. Both of those squads have allowed teams like OKC and Mil to catch and/or leapfrog them while they (Atl & Por) have remained stuck in quicksand.
OKC doesn't have anyone who can operate in the paint yet, while Portland at least has Aldridge [although a bit soft can still get buckets out of the post] and Oden/Pryz. KD/Westbrook putting their team on their back's and winning 4 games against LA? I could see it, but Portland has all the pieces to push LA and more IMO. Batum/Matthews/Roy are a nice bunch to throw at Kobe. Camby/Oden/Pryz/Aldridge are a nice bunch to throw at Pau/Bynum/Odom.
Plus we all know how well LA plays in Portland
It's a damn shame Roy and Oden can't stay healthy.... Roy is so lethal
Originally Posted by DubA169
windhorst called it an injury. says he won't play in the next game, will be interesting to see bosh command the team.
Originally Posted by DubA169
sooooooooo lebron left the game with an injury????
the plan is all coming together...