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Report: Bosh, LeBron to Bulls a 'done deal'
you gon always be my latin queen bitch:
Yeah it was wade but it seems like bosh/james more likely than james/wade
Teddy Roosevelt:
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--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on June 28, 2010, 09:31:48 AM ---
--- Quote from: wcsoldier on June 27, 2010, 10:35:56 PM ---you just do not win titles just by adding players
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LOL, says the Lakers fan.
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It's true. Just look at the Lakers in 2004.
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Well, look at the Celtics when they added Allen and traded for Garnett. Or the Lakers when they added Fisher and "traded" for Gasol. The 2004 Pistons also acquired Sheed.
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Exactly, the only reason the Lakers won the last two seasons & competed in the Finals the year before that was because they added players.
Like you said, same goes for the Celtics.
& adding two, super washed up, past prime HOF's; Payton & Malone, doesn't even come relatively close to adding two possible future HOF's in the prime of their careers lol.
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All I'm saying is that simply adding players doesn't work. When the Lakers added Gasol, he was a perfect fit for the triangle offense. He had a high basketball IQ, was a good passer, and could be effective with or without the ball. Fisher is as knowledgeable as anyone with the triganle offense. Gary Payton never really fitted into the offense and as a result, the Lakers weren't fully able to utilize his skills. Just look at who they lost to. The 2004 Pistons were a team composed of average to all-star players. Or look at the Spurs with Richard Jefferson. He didn't help much. Or the Cavs adding Shaq and Jaminson. Good players on paper, but couldn't make them a champion team. The Pistons added Ben Gordon and Charlie V. to a team that already had Hamiltion and Prince that they stunk. My point is you can't simply add players and expect them to win.
westsiderider323:
honestly i think LBJ gon stay in cleveland i think he thinkin like i wanna win a title for my city for my state for my peoples and shit like that AND if he decides to do that opposite i think like 97% of ohio gon hate him for leaving
Chamillitary Click:
--- Quote from: Don Blunt Tyme says FUCK YOU on June 29, 2010, 08:16:04 AM ---honestly i think LBJ gon stay in cleveland i think he thinkin like i wanna win a title for my city for my state for my peoples and shit like that AND if he decides to do that opposite i think like 97% of ohio gon hate him for leaving
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I don't know, brah.
I heard LeBron, Wade & Bosh met in Miami yesterday. :o
7even:
--- Quote from: Teddy Roosevelt on June 29, 2010, 08:06:06 AM ---
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on June 28, 2010, 02:04:04 PM ---
--- Quote from: 7even on June 28, 2010, 12:07:33 PM ---
--- Quote from: Teddy Roosevelt on June 28, 2010, 11:41:19 AM ---
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on June 28, 2010, 09:31:48 AM ---
--- Quote from: wcsoldier on June 27, 2010, 10:35:56 PM ---you just do not win titles just by adding players
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LOL, says the Lakers fan.
--- End quote ---
It's true. Just look at the Lakers in 2004.
--- End quote ---
Well, look at the Celtics when they added Allen and traded for Garnett. Or the Lakers when they added Fisher and "traded" for Gasol. The 2004 Pistons also acquired Sheed.
--- End quote ---
Exactly, the only reason the Lakers won the last two seasons & competed in the Finals the year before that was because they added players.
Like you said, same goes for the Celtics.
& adding two, super washed up, past prime HOF's; Payton & Malone, doesn't even come relatively close to adding two possible future HOF's in the prime of their careers lol.
--- End quote ---
All I'm saying is that simply adding players doesn't work. When the Lakers added Gasol, he was a perfect fit for the triangle offense. He had a high basketball IQ, was a good passer, and could be effective with or without the ball. Fisher is as knowledgeable as anyone with the triganle offense. Gary Payton never really fitted into the offense and as a result, the Lakers weren't fully able to utilize his skills. Just look at who they lost to. The 2004 Pistons were a team composed of average to all-star players. Or look at the Spurs with Richard Jefferson. He didn't help much. Or the Cavs adding Shaq and Jaminson. Good players on paper, but couldn't make them a champion team. The Pistons added Ben Gordon and Charlie V. to a team that already had Hamiltion and Prince that they stunk. My point is you can't simply add players and expect them to win.
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It depends. You can't add good players with huge egos. But you can add great players. That always works. Bosh-LeBron-Wade would beat the Knicks with me playing.
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