Natebishop3
Don't tread on me!
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Does Rondo make this team a contender? Rondo and Aldridge is a great foundation, but neither of those guys is a Brandon Roy type player.
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Does Rondo make this team a contender? Rondo and Aldridge is a great foundation, but neither of those guys is a Brandon Roy type player.
I feel bad for Green (and, to a lesser extent, the Celtics)... but, man, the Thunder get lucky, don't they?
Ed O.
I am starting to develop an irrational hatred for the Thunder.
Team "stolen" from the pacific NW. We used to have 3 teams in the I5 corridor. Now just one. The Blazers now have the worst travel disadvantage of any team.
The luck of the Oden/Durant draft. They didn't "earn" that pick. They were actually tanking so the fans would fail to show up, so they could move the team. Not so they could draft Durant. And, they didn't pick Durant, the choice was made for them.
And, now their health being near perfect the last few years, topped off with dodging the Jeff Green bullet by having traded him for a starting center in the NBA - very rare event in itself being able to trade a wing player for a 7 footer.
Man, hate that team.
Celts have to go for a win now approach, this gives them two starters and they really have no SF right now. With the rumors of Rondo already who knows, but if there is a chance you do it.
No SF? How about Paul Pierce?
right now if we did this trade? no, but he's a great piece to add with LMA-Nic-Wes, we still would have good capspace and one more good piece and we'd be there. You aren't going to get to contender status with ONE move it's a "process", one or two good ones with the right extras could however get the job done.
How is Green's heart situation differ from LA's?
To add onto in layman's terms: JG's condition was the aorta (the main blood distributor pathway) expanding in one spot so that the walls of the aorta are weakened with possible rupture (catastrophic obv). Lamarcus had a "bundle" of veins on the side of his heart that can rarely (<0.6%) mess with the electrical signals that control the beat of the heart and cause sudden death. If the bundle isn't there (removed via the procedure LMA had) then there are no complications beyond them coming back (hence the screenings).Green's condition made him a ticking timebomb, could have died at any moment with too much activity. LaMarcus's was never anything more than a slight abnormality that would get worse over time (like, decades), and his surgery was to help him do better when he's 50 or older.
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The saddest introduction in the history of the NBA.
:C
That is a horrible picture! Kaman looks like he has literally been beating himself up over this.I will draft eric Gordon now though for my fantasy team, he will have huge numbers this year!
Denver's team scrimmage last night, Rudy "dazzled" with 20/10/3
The Sacramento Kings have claimed ex-Net Travis Outlaw with a bid off amnesty waivers, league sources tell Y! Sports.
The saddest introduction in the history of the NBA.
How is Green's heart situation differ from LA's?
Green's condition made him a ticking timebomb, could have died at any moment with too much activity. LaMarcus's was never anything more than a slight abnormality that would get worse over time (like, decades), and his surgery was to help him do better when he's 50 or older.
Looks like they are only paying Travis around 3 million. Great pickup.
