BLAZINGGIANTS
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its old news if youre in september
So, then.... Why exactly did you post it?
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its old news if youre in september
Im in julySo, then.... Why exactly did you post it?
Because your reality and my reality is very different from a superstar basketball player's reality. This guy has never been told no.
Im in july
His boy Trump keeping him busy...Talked to Mags on the phone yesterday, he's excited about Melo but he calls him Me Low instead of Mellow.
He also called Nurkic, Burkski.
I miss Mags.
bosnian, but given we (from balkan) often go to war against each other, were usually hundred years behind the world, but sometimes theres great times when were just couple months behindAustralian?
now that would be a telling, wouldnt itNow I'm SURE he's a rocket fan.
Smoke screen?
good god, we never had a chance, did we...
Me too! Why the change?I'm still bitter we arent still building off of the original thread.
good god, we never had a chance, did we...
Me too! Why the change?
Carmelo was on the radar when Rox got CP3. I think he was part of the reason CP3 came over. Talks were probably under way with Phil and a deal structure in place. That is what the 2-yard line stuff was about. Phil got fired, Mills promoted, and Perry shyt-canned all that.IMHO, Morey blew any chance he had at Carmelo when he overpaid for Chris Paul back in June. I don't think Carmelo was on his radar at the time.
If you read his comments at the time of the CP3 trade, he specifically said he wanted to complete that trade as soon as possible (i.e. before July 1) so CP3 could help recruit free agents to HOU.
Carmelo Anthony isn't a free agent.
Morey specifically mentioned free agents because he knew he had nothing of any value left to trade.
Then the whole Carmelo thing fell in his lap and he was left holding his dick and trying to convince someone, anyone, to take Ryan Anderson and his hideous contract off his hands.
The Morey fanbois on the cuckfans forum think he's a god and can do no wrong, but I think he fucked this one up by overpaying for CP3 and not retaining sufficient assets to land a third member of a Big 3 to go with his superstar backcourt.
That's also where the cuckfans crowd underestimates the potential appeal of Carmelo to Portland. With the addition of Nurkic, we already have a Big 3 in place. Dame and C.J. may be a little behind Harden and CP3, but the difference isn't significant enough to overcome the fact that HOU doesn't have anyone close to Nurkic.
Right now, HOU's third best player is a toss up between Ryan Anderson, the guy NOBODY wants, and Eric Gordon, a guard who will see less playing time this season due to the addition of CP3.
If Melo comes to POR, we will have a legit Big 4 (and HOU will be stuck with their Big 2). Also, our current Big 3 are much younger than HOU's Big 2. Long term, Melo would be better off coming to POR where his younger teammates will continue to improve as he ages, rather than going to HOU where his older teammates will decline in parallel with him.
BNM
I'm still bitter we arent still building off of the original thread.
it is not cause he loves Houston or the Rockets. He wants to play with CP3, and Harden to lesser extent.I find it disrespectful Melo is taking this long to realize what we have here is a good situation.
You have Damian Lillard and Cj McCollum that want to play with you and he's still sweating the rockets? Fuck this guy.
I'll merge them when we're done. That last thread had devolved into arguing and name calling.
Considering his NTC, they kinda have no options outside of "trying to please Carmelo". If not for that, I'm sure a deal with us would have already been done, for precisely the reasons you state.I actually think this happens. NYK should care more about their return than trying to please Carmelo.
If they do, they will deal with us, who has many more valuable assets than Houston.