EPTNBA Offseason Thread 2009 - Page 35
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Ace
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shmay
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Xeris
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SK.Testie
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tonight
United States11130 Posts
On July 11 2009 16:08 Xeris wrote: because they suck donkey shit | ||
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unknown.sam
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iLoveKT
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bdams19
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il0seonpurpose
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TheSchwA
United States248 Posts
On July 13 2009 04:10 il0seonpurpose wrote: Patrick Mills (POR) broke his foot on his first day of practice, ouch. He's a good pg too That sucks, Patrick Mills is a great point guard with a lot of potential; although he seems to be riddled with injuries as of the past year or so. | ||
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bdams19
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citi.zen
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Judicator
United States7270 Posts
On July 14 2009 01:02 citi.zen wrote: I am a bit surprised Por hasn't gone after Odom after Hedo went to Tor. Odom is a bit old for them, that's the problem and he doesn't really want to leave LAL either. | ||
Hot_Bid
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ActualSteve
United States627 Posts
On July 14 2009 05:52 Hot_Bid wrote: the sheed pickup by boston is so huge because of the attitude change. older vet players often play way above their abilities in the years after they switch to a new team/situation, especially when they have something to prove (assuming they haven't just inked some huge contract and just get fat and lazy). just look at shaq on the heat, moss to the patriots, etc. good team culture and player attitude matters so much in the nba. many players can be elite if they simply tried and worked hard for as little as a single year, and all signs point to sheed doing just that. its a lose-lose situation for the team that gets rid of the player, because if they keep him, there's no way he'll play that well, but if they let him go, he's likely to suddenly become motivated and kick ass for someone else. The same could be said about the Carter trade. Which, I may add ... has interrupted my foreseeable lifetime priority list. 1.) Play SC2 beta. ****2.***) Watch new Orlando Magic. 3.) Watch UF football. 4.) Dont flunk out trying | ||
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tonight
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citi.zen
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tonight
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igotmyown
United States4291 Posts
On July 14 2009 05:52 Hot_Bid wrote: the sheed pickup by boston is so huge because of the attitude change. older vet players often play way above their abilities in the years after they switch to a new team/situation, especially when they have something to prove (assuming they haven't just inked some huge contract and just get fat and lazy). just look at shaq on the heat, moss to the patriots, etc. good team culture and player attitude matters so much in the nba. many players can be elite if they simply tried and worked hard for as little as a single year, and all signs point to sheed doing just that. its a lose-lose situation for the team that gets rid of the player, because if they keep him, there's no way he'll play that well, but if they let him go, he's likely to suddenly become motivated and kick ass for someone else. They might play rejuvenated or more motivated, but I wouldn't say above his abilities. Randy Moss was 29 when he came to the patriots, and he wasn't running faster or jumping higher than when he was young. Shaq was still a highly dominant force. A better example might be Bill Walton or PJ Brown. | ||
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Zozma
United States1626 Posts
On July 14 2009 01:02 citi.zen wrote: Odom was going to stay in LA with a pay cut, so I don't think he'll go to any other team anyway. I am a bit surprised Por hasn't gone after Odom after Hedo went to Tor. | ||
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