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Originally Posted by CTDeLude
I have no idea where this team is headed now...
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Originally Posted by CTDeLude
I have no idea where this team is headed now...
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Originally Posted by Johnny Daywalker
Heading nowhere with how Kwame Brown and especially Lamar Odom are playing. Kobe is Kobe and to the mans credit he never seems to take a night off. If only the others didn't take a game or two off every week.
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Originally Posted by Johnny Daywalker
Knicks are fucked.
Boston is screwed. Pierce needs to demand a trade pronto Nets aren't in bad shape. However they are going to need more to contend. Toronto is bye bye. Bucks well depends on health and if Bogut can contribute. Pistons are still the class of the east. Pacers are right behind the Pistons. Cavs should have a dissapointing season ahead of them after they added little in the offseason. I'll go out on a limb and say the Heat will dissapoint and crash and burn this year. T'Wolves and Garnett in particular need a lot of help. Spurs can repeat if they stay healthy. Suns need guys to step up now that they've lost pieces. We'll see if it happens. |
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Originally Posted by Johnny Daywalker
Knicks are fucked.
Sixers basically are stuck with some bad contracts and a talented scorer who doesn't gel well with other teammates. I think the Alston move should be interesting to see how it plays out. Houston is ready to go to the next level. Question is can Yao and those that aren't McGrady step up? |
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Originally Posted by heLL pAso
umm, that kobe guy...yeah he's pretty good.
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Originally Posted by juan23
No words. Even though he is a prick, dude can ball. No one, not even Jordan, not since Wilt, has anyone dominated this way. Get him some people stat, Kupchak!
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Originally Posted by Anyawatchin Angel
Was Jalen Rose "guarding" Kobe for most of this game or did Mo Peterson have him? Because if it was Rose I could drop 35 on the guy. Still wow, but come on Jalen Rose sucks
And boy is the Lakers team brutal. Hope Kobe enjoys all these high scoring games while Shaq is contending for the Championship. |
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Originally Posted by Guttenberg Fan Club
It'd be a lot easier for Kupchak to get players if anyone actually wanted to play with Kobe.
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Originally Posted by fabfunk
I've heard some talk about Kirilenko as an MVP candidate...
with that and the recent 81 point game, who do you think is a valid MVP at this point in the season? I think, in spite of everything, Steve Nash is actually playing BETTER than last year. Impossible to ignore that. |
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Originally Posted by heLL pAso
billups is pretty much playing out of his mind right now but he doesn't have those nice fancy numbers that people seem to love for an mvp.
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Originally Posted by juan23
Get the welcome mats out and the mental institution ready, Dudalb. Artest is coming to town.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=2304942 |
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Originally Posted by Will al'Thor
Yup, just heard the same thing. I think this trade sucks for both teams. Peja will help Indy this year, but not enough and he will be gone this summer. They both needed to pull the trigger, but its gonna be rough for each team.
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Originally Posted by Johnny Daywalker
Yeah this doesn't look good. However if Artest does a Chris Webber this trade will come off as genius. We know the Maloof brothers will pay Ron well too. He'd be an idiot to cause any problems.
He is a fucking idiot though so expect drama Kings fans. |
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Originally Posted by Johnny Daywalker
Not so big trade. Minnesota gets Ricky Davis, Mark Blount and Marcus Banks. Boston gets Wally world and the Kandiman.
Davis is a more explosive player but Wally is a good 3rd option/role player. I say this trade is a push. Actually I retract that statement. Better deal for Minnesota because Olawastanki is gone. |
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Originally Posted by JuddL
The Pistons are an ensemble, and as important as Billups is to the team, he's not the difference maker that Nash and Kobe are. The Suns are playing great right now, without Amare, which no one expected them to do. While the Lakers have completely turned things around from last year, and while a good deal of that is due to the influence of Phil and the fact that they now play defense, that team would be 2-80 without Kobe.
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Originally Posted by fabfunk
First, the Antonio Davis situation, where he didn't even receive the backing of classless Isiah...
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