supaflyindo

teams are not going to give up superstars like CP3 and howard for 2 year rentals like bynum and odom - lakers are dreaming just because they paid the grizzlies owner millions of dollars under the table to get the gasol deal to go through dosent mean other teams will

(the nba own the hornets do you think they will move CP3 to the lakers of all teams for crap all) the lakers have ripped the magic in trades for years they wont let it happen again

the clippers have quality young pieces and they have the t-wolves rd 1 pick unprotected - which will be a top 5 pick to deal plus cap room to boot

SUCKA69:  Posted: 12/6/2011 7:33:16 AM

d.howard (17.8m) and jj.redick (6.5m) and r.anderson (2.4m) to the chicago bulls

j.noah (10.0m) and l.deng (12.3m) and t.gibson (1.2m) to the orlando magic

that is a deal the magic would take over bynum (2 seasons before he walks and then no compensation) and so on

- magic would get 3 starters in one move

- d.howard and d.rose = awesome for the bulls

Bosh cried because he played because he wanted to win and he knew his team had given up...

Durant and Bosh are my favorite 2 players and when I heard Bosh was going to the Heat, I was really upset because I have hated James since he came into the league..

I hope Bosh gets the Hell out of there...

made a boatload betting HOU on the road in that year's playoffs; also had a 22-1 future on them

Hakeem 98

Shaq 97 - had a 3 year stretch where he was better, but overall I give it to Hakeem (who was also better in college)

Ewing 89 - king of the bouncebacks after a shit-eatin' game

Dikembe 84 - " I had to move out, past dee end of da bus line, to keep people from coming to my house and eating all my cookies."

Robinson 83 - OVERRATED - no toughness; relied solely on his athletic ability (of which he had a lot). owes his 2 rings to Timmy and Mario Elie

Zo 80 - I loved Zo (after he grew up), but his toughness would get in the way of his smarts - Jordan would get Rodman to fuck with him and shortly thereafter Zo would be on the bench in foul trouble.

Yao 77 - he was killing it before he got hurt. coulda got close to Ewing

I would disagree on what is best for the NBA. Stern has to look longterm and the scenario outlined above makes more sense long term (again all of this depends on whether or not you believe that Stern is manipulating the playoffs which I don't). They do have a chance to elevate a star who has been under the radar for years in Nowitzki, not to mention future hall of famer Jason Kidd winning a title. There is just as much good (from the NBA's standpoint) that can come from a Mavs win as a Heat win.