There, that about covers it. And this one game proves all that is true. Of course, Stuckey, Maxiel, Kwame and CV will probably play great tomorrow so all that won't be true again.
Stuckey is gonna be a good player but he has to learn to set his team up first before he thinks about scoring. Him and bynum both played out of control.
I'll be happy if Maxiell can be traded for a 2nd round draft pick
Nothing else
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Originally posted by Chopper: Trade Ben...both of them!!!
i literally loled @ this ha
is it just me, or does CV suck and attempt just as many 3's as sheed did
he sucks for now, we shall see how he does, once he gets comfortable, he's obviously having the hardest time adjusting, unlike bg just steps in does his thing, i find my self saying put bg in already... a lot!
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Aside from thesarcasm, it IS a poor team and the risk is it could get very bad. If Tay is injured this will fall apart quickly. Stuckey has no business playing point guard--what everyone can't quite put thheir finger on so it never gets said is that Stuckey has a terrible basketball IQ. He's a selfish player with no court vision and by originating the offense through him you virtually guarentee there will be no ball movement. I'll give this bet to anyone---Stuckey plays like this for 5 to 7 more games you'll see Tay and BG revolt. Already, the morning quotesare as close to "pass the #!^%$ ball" as you can get two games in. Langlois says it's cuz there's no low post scorers but if you look thhere was someone wide open on every Stuckey "I'm going to put my head down and go throw the ball against some guys arms now" drive.
Toronto beats Cleveland, Detroit beats Memphis, but Toronto loses to Memphis. What can you conclude? Nothing, except that the winning teams played better than the teams they beat.
Lakers beat the Clips but can only score 80 pts (we at least scored 83 in our loss) and lose to Dallas. Trade everyone one the Lakers and fire Phil Jackson.
Cleveland is 1-2, it's Shaq's fault, he slows down the team. Oh wait, Shaq was the starting C for the team that led the league in scoring last season.
It's early...but I'd trade Max and Kwame for Eddie Curry.
Very good points trade 101. I trust Kuester is looking at everything that has gone on in these last two games and is adjusting accordingly. There have only been TWO games!! They have to see what works, what doesn't, who needs to play what role and they all need coaching badly. Except maybe BG and Big Ben. Give em some time. The world hasn't ended.
You're the one complaining about bad fans who overreact, and so you start a thread antagonizing those fans who do go to extremes? Yes, we understand what you're doing by starting this thread, but it just perpetuates the problem. Or when you talked about annoying posters, were you referring to yourself?
Originally posted by Joe Jam: You're the one complaining about bad fans who overreact, and so you start a thread antagonizing those fans who do go to extremes? Yes, we understand what you're doing by starting this thread, but it just perpetuates the problem. Or when you talked about annoying posters, were you referring to yourself?
Charles Barkley thinks you're turrrible.
Wow, you really put a lot of serious thought into my post. Thanks. I'm better off because of it.
Well, just don't complain about annoying posters because 1) you're one to antagonize them and 2) with threads like these, you're an annoying poster to some as well.
A huge difference is I won't have a mock freak out after every poor game, whereas some will legitimately freak out after every poor game. Or worse, will wait to selectively freak out when somebody they don't like happens to have a bad game. That's annoying.
The people who think the sky is falling after every loss don't bother me nearly as much as those who sit back and wait to pounce on a player they don't like whenever that player happens to have an off night.
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