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Now_Im_Not_Banned:

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--- Quote from: E-Crazy on February 03, 2006, 12:01:15 AM ---Elton Brand SHOULD be Starting for the West....He Is THE BEST PF in the West this season, best numbers and he his carrying the clippers on his back right now, Brand>>>>Duncan



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Fo sho!   And Id much rather see KG, Brand and Dirk in the starting lineup than Duncan, Yao and TMac......

As for the East, you know Chris Bosh really DESERVES to be the starter, but I'll be happy enough with him coming off the bench.  Bosh>>>Any PF in the east.

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Well, currently, Chris Bosh is second best to Jermaine O'Neal...If Jermaine O'Neal doesn't start, Bosh should take his place...Rasheed Wallace is great, but Bosh should start over him...

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Fuck that.....Bosh>>>>>>>>>>>Jermaine Oneal..............go to NBA.com and look at the numbers man

Chris Bosh eff. is +24.52.......Jermaine Oneal is +22.06

So according to the numbers, Bosh is a better player.  Oneal is always hurt anyway.  I had him on my fantasy team last year and he was injured all the time, same story this year with him. 

CB4, best PF in the east.

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LOL. You can't honestly sit there and tell me that Bosh at his best is currently better than J. O'Neal at his best...Come on man, it's just not like that...Yes, probably in 2-3 years Bosh will be better, but as of now, Jermaine simply has more to his name and is overall the better player...With that being said, it'll be fun watching him play somewhere where he actually can enjoy himself and has a chance to win. 8)

7even:
Bosh's numbers will drop drastically after going west

that is taking into account that he is still young and would have bigger numbers in a couple years if he stayed in canada which he wont

Now_Im_Not_Banned:

--- Quote from: 7 on February 03, 2006, 11:46:14 AM ---Bosh's numbers will drop drastically after going west

that is taking into account that he is still young and would have bigger numbers in a couple years if he stayed in canada which he wont

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I don't think so. I think Bosh will be a 25-12 guy alongside Kobe...Add the fact that Andrew Bynum will be ready to play by then, and you have the new Laker dynasty...Buss has it planned, Lakers will be unfuckwithable.

7even:
You gotta be really good to score 25 as a PF alongside a scorer like Kobe.. well Bosh is not ALL that. He's on a team with the second best player being Mike James, of course he can score there. But yea, with Bosh and a better Bynum Lakers could do damage in the playoffs. But he's no Garnett, Nowitzki, Duncan or Amare - not now, not ever.

Now_Im_Not_Banned:

--- Quote from: 7 on February 03, 2006, 12:23:33 PM ---You gotta be really good to score 25 as a PF alongside a scorer like Kobe.. well Bosh is not ALL that. He's on a team with the second best player being Mike James, of course he can score there. But yea, with Bosh and a better Bynum Lakers could do damage in the playoffs. But he's no Garnett, Nowitzki, Duncan or Amare - not now, not ever.

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Bosh can and WILL be on the level Garnett, Nowitzki, Duncan, and Amare are on when he signs with the Lakers. Hes gunna be huge, definitely an elite superstar in a big media-market like LA. Mark my words...It's not gunna be hard AT ALL for Bosh to get his points. Hell, Chris Mihm has been averaging 15 points a game this past month. That's WITH Kobe averaging 43. You'll all remember who said it first, when the Lakers are on top of the league shittin' on everyone...

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