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Warriors offering Monta. Clippers not offering Gordon. Celtics offering Rondo and Green. Not really much to be picking from if you're the Hornets.
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12 and 7 is kind of a straw man... Paul averaged 22 and 11.5 in the playoffs last year, shooting 55%. I know this is a matter of opinion, but I just don't believe that scoring PGs make winners in the end. Chris Paul makes everyone on his team better on a Nash-esque level. Hell, he had West as an all star and Chandler pretty close, and a crazy mediocre team making the playoffs consistently.Originally Posted by gangsta207therevolution
Im talking about the fact that Chris Paul might score 12 points and get 7 assists while Rose gets 30 and the Bulls get the win. Plenty of guys dominate guys not in the same catagory as them. Rose dominates Westbrook, Rondo, Williams, Paul, Nash on a consistant basis.Originally Posted by 10027
Originally Posted by man listen
^ head to head? hell nah
What is that supposed to mean, 1v1? Paul is definitely better as part of a team, meaning real basketball. The only issue with him is the knee injuries.... That's dangerous stuff right there, the Lakers really gave up alot of a solid team. This could turn out to be a real bad move for them.
Chandler certainly fills a big need for the Knicks, but the backcourt is going to be sooo ugly this year. It's hard to imagine Carmelo meshing with a team offense unless there is a real powerful point guard running things.
Originally Posted by Pump Fake
This is definitely a bad move on the Lakers part. Don't get too caught up on names. Basketball is a team game. You need bigs. According to numbers, Paul wasn't even that great last season.
Originally Posted by JD617
Originally Posted by Pump Fake
This is definitely a bad move on the Lakers part. Don't get too caught up on names. Basketball is a team game. You need bigs. According to numbers, Paul wasn't even that great last season.
Whats the Rockets line up looking like??Originally Posted by franchise3
Of course when you trade away the face of your franchise, one of the best players in the league, you want young pieces to rebuild, but, the Hornets came out ok in this deal. Odom, Scola, Martin all NBA starters, and Dragic has potential. And these dudes got a first rounder from Houston. Hopefully Morey has something up his sleeve.
In Morey we trust?Originally Posted by franchise3
Of course when you trade away the face of your franchise, one of the best players in the league, you want young pieces to rebuild, but, the Hornets came out ok in this deal. Odom, Scola, Martin all NBA starters, and Dragic has potential. And these dudes got a first rounder from Houston. Hopefully Morey has something up his sleeve.
Originally Posted by shoeking2101
Clippers = Sleeper team of The NBA.
That Caron Butler move has made them so strong. They have one of the best starting 5's in the league.
Originally Posted by tyisny
Originally Posted by DubA169
today the NBA publicly admitted that it's a corrupt orinization.
plain and simple
Where was this talk when it was CP3 to the knicks rumors instead
Originally Posted by Kevin Cleveland
Okafor (29 years old, $12,541,812 this season)
Scola (31, $8,591,793)
Ariza (26, $6,790,640)
Martin (28, $12,019,840)
Dragic (25, $2,108,000)
Odom (32, $8,900,000)
Jack (28, $5,220,000)
Pondexter (23, $1,153,800)
That's an aging, borderline playoff team that is capped out as is, and going nowhere in the future.
Originally Posted by 10027
12 and 7 is kind of a straw man... Paul averaged 22 and 11.5 in the playoffs last year, shooting 55%. I know this is a matter of opinion, but I just don't believe that scoring PGs make winners in the end. Chris Paul makes everyone on his team better on a Nash-esque level. Hell, he had West as an all star and Chandler pretty close, and a crazy mediocre team making the playoffs consistently.Originally Posted by gangsta207therevolution
Im talking about the fact that Chris Paul might score 12 points and get 7 assists while Rose gets 30 and the Bulls get the win. Plenty of guys dominate guys not in the same catagory as them. Rose dominates Westbrook, Rondo, Williams, Paul, Nash on a consistant basis.Originally Posted by 10027
What is that supposed to mean, 1v1? Paul is definitely better as part of a team, meaning real basketball. The only issue with him is the knee injuries.... That's dangerous stuff right there, the Lakers really gave up alot of a solid team. This could turn out to be a real bad move for them.
Chandler certainly fills a big need for the Knicks, but the backcourt is going to be sooo ugly this year. It's hard to imagine Carmelo meshing with a team offense unless there is a real powerful point guard running things.
The Bulls have a great defensive squad but they struggle to get points when they need them. That's because when it comes down to the big games, with the tough defense and preparation (re: playoffs) scoring PGs like Rose become incredibly inefficient options. The guy shot under 40% last year and definitely cost the team some games. I know he won MVP but you can't build a winner around a guy like that.
I guess it happened once with Isaiah....
Thats a really good team to use in 2k12Originally Posted by Zyzz
no they dontOriginally Posted by shoeking2101
Clippers = Sleeper team of The NBA.
That Caron Butler move has made them so strong. They have one of the best starting 5's in the league.
when did Caron Butler become such an elite forward? Eric Gordon is not that great either and dont even start with Mo
Originally Posted by DubA169
Originally Posted by tyisny
Originally Posted by DubA169
today the NBA publicly admitted that it's a corrupt orinization.
plain and simple
Where was this talk when it was CP3 to the knicks rumors instead
check about 20 pages back
ive always said it makes no sense that a team that owns the NBA can trade him ANYWHERE.
it's a conflict of interest, and i'm sure a bunch of owners are pissed off about it.
at least when the lakers get dwight too, lebron wont ever get a ring. this is all his fault anyway
Lakers don't make this deal if they don't believe they can land Dwight (I think)
Agreed.
Are the full details of the CP3 deal out yet?
As for the Amar'e vs. Love argument give me Amar'e. He really impressed me last season with Knicks putting the team on his back are carrying them before Melo came there.
Love is a good player but I don't see him carrying a team like Amar'e did last season.
Orlando would want em to take Hedo back, no?Originally Posted by Al3xis
So, as long as they were trying to land CP3, why wouldn't Boston now offer up Rondo for Dwight and then try to get a Chauncey Billups or Baron Davis or whoever else becomes available to play PG and make one more last run?
Boston is one team that could/should make a move for Dwight without needing a guarantee he stays. Their window is just about shut, he'd leave it open for one more year.
Rondo/Jermaine O'Neal/Clippers 1st round pick + C's 1st rnd pick or future pick
for
Dwight
So long as Danny Ainge has some balls, who says no?