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Shump aint even as good as Bruce BowenI'm over Shump. He's Bruce Bowen status until he decides to prove me otherwise.
Don't really need Euro talent and the Knicks have historically sucked at signing and picking them anyway.The possibility of Melo going to Houston to play just cracks me up from a basketball point of view.
I wish we traded Melo before the deadline, I was hoping for it but we sort of lost our chance. I really could care less if he leaves anyways (as long as its not the Heat) but I got a feeling he's not leaving. I don't think Melo is that obsessed with winning like LeBron James is and I don't think he'll gamble his future earnings going to Houston or Chicago.
Basically I think Melo likes his money, so I guess many of you will be happy.
I just hope this franchise was or can be good at picking up Euro talent, just watching the Spurs play puts American "superstar" basketball to shame.
At the unspoken code of conduct that it's "okay" to link up with other stars after a certain age and level of decline. So rational...
Is son even in the NBA anymore?I miss Gallo
I see the difference, but as the league progresses and players are given increasingly more power, what LeBron did will become more "accepted" IMO. Rather than being vilified as the first to leave before their prime, I think the history books will be much kinder to "The Decision." The notion of leaving of your own accord before/during your prime shouldn't be done is antiquated.but it is apples and oranges. Barkley was at the end of his career. Lebron was entering his prime. negative points for leaving and teaming up with wade, props for taking things into his own hands and not hoping the management in Cleveland would do the job.
The Cletic Big 3 wasn't formed only through Free Agency. That was Danny Ainge's master plan coming together.A) Gallo was injured last season
B) How do you guys view someone like KG? Who held on way too long in Minnesota and was actually the blueprint for "The Big 3" that Miami eventually copied (Boston was the team to beat in the east prior to all of that). Is he a sucker for being a part of a "super team"? Just curious.
C) And just like Black Dynamite F OJ Simpson. I can never get back those moments of the finals that he took away. Rat Bastid.
beh235 You're just going to have to learn to agree to disagree.
I get it, we know you don't think what LeBron did was wrong or should have an asterisk* near his name. But please don't compare what Barkley did or some other hall of famers have done because it doesn't relate. What LeBron did was never done by a legitimate superstar.
I'll never agree with his decision. Think he's the best player on the planet and will go down as one of the best of all time. Being that he's so great I thought he was better than packing his bags and giving up so he could go to Dwyane Wade's city & team. If anything he should have made Wade or Bosh join him, he was obviously the best player and he should have been calling the shots. Think LeBron was to obsessed with getting a "ring" that he started to doubt himself when I thought - he was always better than that.
But lets lay off this LeBron talk and just agree to disagree. We'll never sway each other to either side so whats the point of debating this. It's not like he's coming here, we just have to worry about Melo not going to south beach in the WWF league we live in now
KG spent like what 15 years @ Minny losing in the first round? Of course he agreed to the trade. he would've agreed to a couple other trades to if they were suggested. It was either that or waiting until his contract was up and leaving. It's not the same thing at all with Bosh, Wade, and LeBron with his decision.KG agreed to the trade, and don't think for one second it was random. It was a hand picked deal. McHale and Ainge agreed to help each other out. KG had a heads up. It's really not THAT different.
Just curious but who else do you like for the mini MLE? I dont think that anybody is saying they would take him over Westbrook or some ****, but he just might be the best PG option available this summer that is also somewhat realistic, and he still might be a reach.
Also, if he had success as a "system player" in San Antonio than IMO he can also easily benefit off being a system PG in the triangle offense with similar success. His outside shooting ability would be a huge plus and he is very smart and at least 10x the defender that Felton is.
Stat opting in?
I don't think any Knicks fans care about or should care about LeBron leaving the Cavs. It's more about where he should've went and why. Ofcourse this was before anyone considered the possibility of a Big 3 in Miami. Everybody but Cavs fans and ppl who are fans of players staying with one team their whole career made the argument that Bron should leave cuz he never was going to win in Ohio.^ The point I'm trying to make is this...Lebron wasn't going to win anything had he stayed. Nobody was coming there and he had bum squads. Those two 60+ win teams he had while he was there were overrated. A lot of those wins came at home early in the season against bad teams. Their schedule was padded, go back and check the record. He exercised good faith in management and stayed after his first contract was done. Then they let Carlos Boozer walk (who was his best help at the time). He would have just been another star player wasting his prime had he stayed. Then everyone would have felt bad for him, THEN if he delayed going to a team like he did, people would have felt better about it. Other than that, his career would have played out similar to KG's. Maybe some coaching changes, maybe some trades that might have improved that squad, but they weren't winning anything.