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lol that byline sounds like it was written for a junior high school paper. "coach mad at him."
I agreed with him up until his conclusion that perhaps tmac wasn't done. tracy's career is over for all practical purposes. i don't think...
i'm sure he means mcgrady as one which makes some sense as he's the co-superstar, but anything outside of that is just preposterous conjecture....
if it's truly the case that yao turned down financial security on the basis of undisciplined teammates, then he's detrimentally idealistic....
as opposed to not making solid moves and trying to keep him?
:confused: How in the world is he a bargaining chip at a later date? The obvious downside to the proposed trade is that if he doesn't work out,...
I'll never understood why people try to decrypt Doc Rocket's posts when he's never once encrypted a hidden message. That was popeye that did that.
yea, i don't see how this is so incomprehensible. it's much easier to see houston balking at this deal.
no point in trading for carter unless they can get something for mcgrady in a separate deal.
lol. barring further injuries, there's little chance we miss the playoffs.
"Each July the league projects Basketball Related Income (BRI) and benefits for the upcoming season. They take a defined percentage of projected...
I'll assume you mean Yao from the high post throwing the alleyoop.
If you think a professional sports team would go out of their way to trade one complete scrub primarily due to a fight with another complete...
:confused: I don't know what my opinion has anything to do with anything. Daryl Morey himself couldn't give you a quantifiable estimate of...
ESPN's arbitrary estimation of 20%. But way to get your panties in a wad.
this is meaningless.
Let's throw in Yao for Yi as well, as the latter is Chinese a la the former.
The significance in this is that Juwan Howard and Tyronn Lue are the only remaining active NBA players from the 2004 Francis-McGrady trade.
The schizophrenia of this board is borderline surreal.
Trading those spare parts for either Carter or Jefferson is much smarter for the Blazers than the previous Aldridge for Amare swap.
