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Thu Jan 08, 2004 2:45 am
Amphatoast wrote:ya he is a warrior for sure, but with all these injuries, he might have to retire early because eventually it will become too much for him. Also he uses his speed, and more than likely, unless he trains like Jerry Rice, he will get slower and slow AI+injuries=AI ain't that good.
Thu Jan 08, 2004 2:36 pm
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Thu Jan 08, 2004 11:49 pm
NBA_Fan_23 wrote:
Kobe is not the best shooting guard. He will be in the prison leagues though![]()
Fri Jan 09, 2004 12:58 am
NBA_Fan_23 wrote:Lol trash talk in nba talk![]()
Kobe is not the best shooting guard. He will be in the prison leagues though![]()
The rapers have lost 4 straight, and as for your championship comment, can you say san antonio spurs?
Fri Jan 09, 2004 1:48 am
Fri Jan 09, 2004 8:03 am
NBA_Fan_23 wrote:Kobe is not the best shooting guard
Fri Jan 09, 2004 2:27 pm
Tales wrote:Calm da fup down Melo_fan_15...
Fri Jan 09, 2004 2:36 pm
Sat Jan 10, 2004 2:18 am
Tales wrote:Well, for a variety of reasons... Do you allow me to say two of them? If you don't, I will say the same way... One, I've been here for 2 and a half years... I know better than you, despite what you say and shout... Two... I can warn one of our friendly moderators and you're gone my friend... Improper behavior...
Sat Jan 10, 2004 2:23 am
Tales wrote:Well, for a variety of reasons... Do you allow me to say two of them? If you don't, I will say the same way... One, I've been here for 2 and a half years... I know better than you, despite what you say and shout... Two... I can warn one of our friendly moderators and you're gone my friend... Improper behavior...
Sat Jan 10, 2004 5:38 am
Sat Jan 10, 2004 6:38 am
NBA_Fan_23 wrote:lol.. what can i say? You (carmelo) post more about telling people to shut the fuck up (heh) than you do your opinions. Sad cunt
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Sorry bourbon, i didnt realise you posted in the middle of those flames. Who is the best shooting guard imo? I'd take Iverson (more ppg, spg and apg) or carter (very similar stats, but Carter is the guy opposing teams focus on, something kobe hasnt had to deal with this season), Tmac (Higher ppg, apg and rpb... and i know his team has struggled, but whats the lakers record without shaq/malone this year? i think thats a fairer comparison even tho the lakers still have gary payton, and tmac has tyronne lue who is a superstar- just so you know, im being sarcastic). Also I'd take Paul Pierce. Same as tmac, more ppg, more rpg and apg. Plus he is doing it with a boston team who dont seem to have a whole lot of direction, alot of new faces.. so teams familiar with the celtics put alot of pressure on him yet he still carries them
Sat Jan 10, 2004 6:50 am
slicat wrote:lol, but I'd pick Iverson, because he's had horrible teamates, and they've all gotten better thanks to him. Everybody credits Larry Brown with Eric Snow's and Aaron Mckie's carrers blossoming, but he's gone and they're still just as good. Also, the main difference between him and Kobe, MJ, or Isiah are Scottie Pippen, Shaq, Dennis Rodman, Toni Kucoc, Bill Lambier, etc. Three of those(on three of those championship teams) are or should be on the top 50 players of all time list. AI's gone to the finals with his second best player being Dikembe Mutombo, who was good, but nowhere near the level of Chicago's third best player(Dennis Rodman) and probably not as good as the fourth was(Toni Kucoc). If you give AI a player as good as Shaq, Scottie, or Dennis - and the Big Dog isn't - I guarantee you he'll be right back into the finals.
Everybody credits Larry Brown with Eric Snow's and Aaron Mckie's carrers blossoming, but he's gone and they're still just as good
Sat Jan 10, 2004 7:57 am
fgrep15 wrote:Well the reason Iverson has had "horrible" team mates is because he demands the ball and is unable to play with any other All-Star. The Sixers were built to compliment Iverson, therefore they wanted role players and unegotistical guys that would allow him to blosso
Well Larry Brown blossomed their careers, him leaving doesn't mean they'd suddenly forget everything he has taught them.
Sat Jan 10, 2004 9:13 am
sliccat wrote:Yes, 6.0 apg absolutely proves he is selfish(sarcasm). And the Olympic team when he always hogged the ball and nobody else scored(sarcasm). Or the Allstar game when he shot a horrible percentage of 57% on 35 points(sarcasm) or KVH's ppg going up last year(sarcasm). Or the 4 other players on the sixers getting 10 or more ppg and one at 9.5(Coleman)(sarcasm). And you're point is proved by the fact that they didn't go out and get Glenn Robinson, a 2-time allstar.(Let me think... sarcasm)
The coach had a plan; always has. When Brown arrived in Philly, he realized he had to surround Iverson with lunch-pail players, which meant Derrick Coleman, Jerry Stackhouse, Tim Thomas and Larry Hughes all had to go. Brown seemed reactionary and power-starved, but what he did was give Iverson the cocoon he needed. The new acquisitions were Aaron McKie, Theo Ratliff (later sacrificed for Mutombo), Eric Snow, Tyrone Hill and George Lynch, and it wasn't their nature to gripe for the ball. They'd do the dirty work, Iverson the scoring. Brown convinced him if he gave up being point guard, if he simply let go of the ball, he'd get it back tenfold. He gave Allen a great gift: freedom.If you yank him from the game, cover your ears. Brown, who normally spreads playing time around, has given Iverson more minutes than any player he's ever coached. But Iverson still whines. "Every time I take him out now, he gets upset," Brown says. "Even this year against Golden State. He'd just dislocated his shoulder five days earlier, and it was his first game back, and I took him out, and I hear, 'If I'd known I'd be sitting on the bench, I wouldn't have come back tonight.' I mean, he was playing 40-something minutes and saying this. But I go through this every game."
Sat Jan 10, 2004 9:22 am
fgrep15 wrote:What happened, to Stackhouse and Larry Hughes.
Sun Jan 11, 2004 2:22 am
fgrep15 wrote:
Van Horn's scoring went up b/c his last year in NJ was horrible, he still wasn't near his career average and look, its gone up this year. He also had a career high fg%, he actually only took 12.8 shots a game and the previous year in NJ took 13.4 shots a game.![]()
What happened, to Stackhouse and Larry Hughes. AllStar game? who plays defense in the AllStar game. Iverson can't work that well with others that also demand the ball, I never used the word "selfish" and wasn't implying that, I just said he's a guy that needs the ball in his hands, and can't play well with other players that require that. Glenn Robinson doesn't need the ball in his hands, or does he?
Don't forget Toni Kukoc, Keith Van Horn and Matt Harpring.
Sun Jan 11, 2004 3:18 am
Sun Jan 11, 2004 3:21 am
sliccat wrote:1.Van Horn's scoring has gone up this year because NY is horrible. He can't get his career avgs on a winning team, and he did better with AI than J-Kidd. That should tell you something
2. What happened to Larry Huges? He played a couple years with a bad team(GS) then was benched for Tyronne Lue.
Yes, Glenn needs the ball in a half court set to score. That would be why "he isn't the type of player AI needs." Who said that? Oh wait, I did! He needs a player like Ron Artest or Richard Jefferson, who can score when needed to and step back. Toni Kucoc, Glenn Robinson, KVH, and Jerry Stackhouse aren't that type of player. ANd none of them can play defense.
Artest had been complaining for weeks about the team's slow style of play and shouted at the coaches during a game against Minnesota to get him the ball more often. On Saturday he started flinging up wild three-pointers in an apparent protest.