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Sccit

Re: Rockets-Thunder
« Reply #30 on: April 08, 2014, 06:49:12 PM »
The words of a riled up fruit trying hard to one up dude shittin on him



What laker fan is ashamed to post here? Name some names or forever hold your butthurtedness


Meanwhile, I have NON-LAKER FANS on this forum who would vouch for me... Who likes you here or even notices you? NO ONE



CUZ U HAVE NO INSIGHT, YOUR POSTS ARE MEANINGLESS ON THIS FORUM. INTERCHANGEABLE WITH ELANO... AT LEAST HACK PROVIDES LULZ AND CHAM KNOWS HIS SPORTS WHEN HES NOT TAKIN ON THE ROLE OF LEBRON APOLOGIST... BUT U? U BRING NOTHIN TO THE TABLE OUTSIDE OF YOUR OCCASIONAL HARDEN HARD-ON POST.

Citizen-Y

Re: Rockets-Thunder
« Reply #31 on: April 09, 2014, 02:22:32 AM »
You bring nothing but a mouthful of Kobe
 

Hack Wilson - real

Re: Rockets-Thunder
« Reply #32 on: April 09, 2014, 04:46:30 AM »
You bring nothing but a mouthful of Kobe

lol
 

Sccit

Re: Rockets-Thunder
« Reply #33 on: April 09, 2014, 05:39:50 AM »
You bring nothing but a mouthful of Kobe


Why don't u check the front page of sports section and notice that ur once again suckin cock (for the amusement of 2 posters; cham and hack)


Like I said, useless

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Re: Rockets-Thunder
« Reply #34 on: April 09, 2014, 05:03:05 PM »

LAKERS  OFFER WAS BETTER THAN NEW ORLEANS'



False. Kevin Martin, Luis Scola & Lamar Odom is not a better deal than Eric Gordon, Chris Kaman, Al Farouq-Aminu and a First Round pick that ended up being Austin Rivers.

The Hornets were LEAGUE owned (meaning all the other owners owned a portion of the team). They were STRUGGLING to find a buyer. They needed to get cheaper to look more appealing. Martin, Scola and Odom would've been paid nearly 29 Mil in that season, with the other group making just about 19 Mil. 10 Million in savings for a team who's goal is to get cheaper. On top of that, they did not want to be good or even decent. They wanted to be bad. Martin, Scola and Odom makes them just good enough to be a double digit draft pick team. That's not what they wanted. David Stern did what his owners, the people who pay his salary, asked him to do. Mark Cuban. Dan Gilbert. They all stood up to this and said it was wrong. The league's owners weren't going to let another team get in and steal away the best Point Guard in the league like that. Stern didn't fuck the Lakers. Jimmy Buss not going to bat and trying to smooth out the situation, that fucked the Lakers.
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Re: Rockets-Thunder
« Reply #35 on: April 09, 2014, 05:11:53 PM »
Maybe they should have taken the Rockets/Lakers deal just so they wouldn't have drafted Austin Rivers. 
 

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Re: Rockets-Thunder
« Reply #36 on: April 09, 2014, 05:12:41 PM »
Maybe they should have taken the Rockets/Lakers deal just so they wouldn't have drafted Austin Rivers. 

Which means no Anthony Davis.
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Re: Rockets-Thunder
« Reply #37 on: April 09, 2014, 05:19:54 PM »

LAKERS  OFFER WAS BETTER THAN NEW ORLEANS'



False. Kevin Martin, Luis Scola & Lamar Odom is not a better deal than Eric Gordon, Chris Kaman, Al Farouq-Aminu and a First Round pick that ended up being Austin Rivers.

The Hornets were LEAGUE owned (meaning all the other owners owned a portion of the team). They were STRUGGLING to find a buyer. They needed to get cheaper to look more appealing. Martin, Scola and Odom would've been paid nearly 29 Mil in that season, with the other group making just about 19 Mil. 10 Million in savings for a team who's goal is to get cheaper. On top of that, they did not want to be good or even decent. They wanted to be bad. Martin, Scola and Odom makes them just good enough to be a double digit draft pick team. That's not what they wanted. David Stern did what his owners, the people who pay his salary, asked him to do. Mark Cuban. Dan Gilbert. They all stood up to this and said it was wrong. The league's owners weren't going to let another team get in and steal away the best Point Guard in the league like that. Stern didn't fuck the Lakers. Jimmy Buss not going to bat and trying to smooth out the situation, that fucked the Lakers.


are we forgetting the biggest part of the deal? pau gasol....it was clearly the better trade. the laker front office (jerry was alive at the time) tried everything they could, but it was made clear that the lakers were not landing cp3.


u cant veto a trade because u want to be bad lol....that's not how it works bru. I see what ur saying, but the pau package was clearly much better at the time.

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Re: Rockets-Thunder
« Reply #38 on: April 09, 2014, 05:27:59 PM »

are we forgetting the biggest part of the deal? pau gasol....it was clearly the better trade. the laker front office (jerry was alive at the time) tried everything they could, but it was made clear that the lakers were not landing cp3.


u cant veto a trade because u want to be bad lol....that's not how it works bru. I see what ur saying, but the pau package was clearly much better at the time.

Didn't forget. Pau was to be routed to Houston, in exchange for Scola and Martin. He would not have helped New Orleans, if anything they're getting hosed twice. That would be Odom for CP3 and Pau for Scola and Martin. Not very even for New Orleans. The Lakers lobbied the league office, but the directive came from the owners. Jimmy (Jerry was already ill I believe) should've picked up the phone and contacted Cuban, Gilbert and the others who spoke out to smooth things over.

You can't veto a trade just because you want to be bad, but you can veto a trade if it doesn't help you get to your destination. The destination for the Hornets at the time was not the Playoffs. They goal was the sell the team. It was hard to find a buyer WITH CP3, how would they find a buyer with Scola, Odom and Kevin Martin? If they were getting Pau, they would've been a better team, but again, Pau was being routed to Houston. So, to sell the team and make them look attractive, you get younger and cheaper.
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Re: Rockets-Thunder
« Reply #39 on: April 09, 2014, 06:57:13 PM »

are we forgetting the biggest part of the deal? pau gasol....it was clearly the better trade. the laker front office (jerry was alive at the time) tried everything they could, but it was made clear that the lakers were not landing cp3.


u cant veto a trade because u want to be bad lol....that's not how it works bru. I see what ur saying, but the pau package was clearly much better at the time.

Didn't forget. Pau was to be routed to Houston, in exchange for Scola and Martin. He would not have helped New Orleans, if anything they're getting hosed twice. That would be Odom for CP3 and Pau for Scola and Martin. Not very even for New Orleans. The Lakers lobbied the league office, but the directive came from the owners. Jimmy (Jerry was already ill I believe) should've picked up the phone and contacted Cuban, Gilbert and the others who spoke out to smooth things over.

You can't veto a trade just because you want to be bad, but you can veto a trade if it doesn't help you get to your destination. The destination for the Hornets at the time was not the Playoffs. They goal was the sell the team. It was hard to find a buyer WITH CP3, how would they find a buyer with Scola, Odom and Kevin Martin? If they were getting Pau, they would've been a better team, but again, Pau was being routed to Houston. So, to sell the team and make them look attractive, you get younger and cheaper.


you're also forgetting dragic LOL


imagine new orleans with dragic and davis right now...damn.


clippers trade made them worse, yes, but they woulda been a lottery team regardless. duno if u remember, but it was the general consensus that the laker package was better immediately after the trade. the veto was 100% because the league was tired of the lakers dictatorshipesque reign. that was cuban's and gilbert's main gripe with stern.