Neither has proven to know much on the subject.
I think ric is wrong, but that it's based on something--as I said above. Still think Boston leaked the fake details.
When teams are looking at the guy you're firing...you might pause a moment.
At that point, it would have beaten being owned by the buss children, though, right?
Stay classy, Boston!
Go Jeannie! monty ftw
I think all kuz needs is two more all nba players.
kemba's not enough for me. we probably could have gotten a player of that caliber via trade had we not been hoarding space for two years. the...
trouble is that when the market is flush with cash (like this one), B+ or even B- guys tend to get A+ dollars. you can't be one of those teams.
like riding a bike. [IMG]
Mocks have him as high as 4 and as low as 16; as long as teams don't know we want him and collude against it, we should have a shot. Particularly...
he's 4-16 on FTs the past two games. he's shooting 70% on the year, so that's pretty bizarre. i think he's playing on a sore knee; his three...
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i really think darius garland's our guy. i wonder if klutch will deliver him via workout/medicals refusals to other interested teams. in which...
i think she probably just wanted to remind paul that this was supposed to be a partnership, and he went rogue during the AD saga, which hurt the...
yeah, it's a reaction to the press, not the player. you said yourself he's far from elite. i think most around here agree. it's that he's 5X...
Well said, Alcindor and kb. I'm the resident pessimist, but it's getting out of hand. Lebron's the only reason we got to see half a season of...
advanced stats have kemba as a much better (or much less bad?) defender over the years. that and his ability to create for others is the...
beverly's got problems. i know fans love his scrappiness and heart, but his haterade probably makes him pretty unpopular with other players,...
he was involved in the AD fiasco in several ways. but he's also the only reason we're even getting mentioned in the AD sweepstakes. give and take.
