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Tirion wrote:Wes Johnson!

Coming from nowhere to dominate Portland!

And Beasley being Beasley (3-10)

Tirion wrote:Wes Johnson!

Coming from nowhere to dominate Portland!

I would seriously laugh myself to tears if Wes Johnson somehow exploded and wound up being a great player for the rest of his career. Does absolutely nothing for us and turns into a baller for someone else.

Calinks wrote:

Tirion wrote:Wes Johnson!

Coming from nowhere to dominate Portland!

I would seriously laugh myself to tears if Wes Johnson somehow exploded and wound up being a great player for the rest of his career. Does absolutely nothing for us and turns into a baller for someone else.

dude is 26 years old, that ship has sailed long time ago.

Devilzsidewalk wrote:exhibit A for all the people on the trade board saying a defensive center would be better for the Thunder than a low post scorer like Pekovic

So you're saying that OKC should follow this logic:
if vs Miami: down to Pek
if vs other 29 teams:(literally) move Pek to inactive list
Then again, HUSTLEM is inactive, so it could've been far worse for OKC.
At the other end Golden Inflated % State is down on a serious lossing streak and do hope it doesn't end on Minnesota, so far my hope of seeing this crappy team missing the playoffs might come true(I oftenly predict surprises).

Morris brothers are re-united... finally.

Hansbrough brothers are already in place on the Pacers.

Stage III can begin.

Tirion wrote:Morris brothers are re-united... finally.

Hansbrough brothers are already in place on the Pacers.

Stage III can begin.

The Russian Brothers!

Harden went God Mode.

That trade will go down in history as a massive blunder, the OKC could've had the West on lock for the next decade.

Tirion wrote:Harden went God Mode.

That trade will go down in history as a massive blunder, the OKC could've had the West on lock for the next decade.

What Oklahoma City got in return:

Kevin Martin - Good, but an unrestricted free agent this summer
Jeremy Lamb - Potential, but provides nothing right now.
TOR 1st - TOR making it look worse, though OKC only gets in 2013 if 4-14. TOR 5 games out of playoffs.
DAL 1st - Top 20 protected, won't get for a while
CHA 2nd - High 2nd, but in a weak draft

I would be happy if we could flip one of our assets for jeremy lamb.

He would def get minutes here and has alot of talent. smooth SG with long wingspan that can create for himself.

Tirion wrote:Harden went God Mode.

That trade will go down in history as a massive blunder, the OKC could've had the West on lock for the next decade.

"Key word is VALUE. Sefolosha at 4m > Harden at 14m" ~Klomp

Devilzsidewalk wrote:

Tirion wrote:Harden went God Mode.

That trade will go down in history as a massive blunder, the OKC could've had the West on lock for the next decade.

"Key word is VALUE. Sefolosha at 4m > Harden at 14m" ~Klomp

Harden at 14m > Pekovic at 14m

Not even close

Sefalosha would be sooooo good on this team.

NikolaPekovic wrote:I would be happy if we could flip one of our assets for jeremy lamb.

He would def get minutes here and has alot of talent. smooth SG with long wingspan that can create for himself.

Jeremy Lamb = Ben McLemore

San Antonio Spurs, wow.

Tirion wrote:

NikolaPekovic wrote:I would be happy if we could flip one of our assets for jeremy lamb.

He would def get minutes here and has alot of talent. smooth SG with long wingspan that can create for himself.

Jeremy Lamb = Ben McLemore

Mcelmore doesnt have jeremy lambs handle or overall skill. but i guess his ceiling is higher.

I think the Spurs are the only team that legitimately has a shot to beat the Heat in a 7 game series. Unfortunately, I think the Thunder matchup very well with the Spurs because of their athleticism. It's very interesting. I just don't know if the Spurs have the gas to get to the finals.

Murphs56 wrote:I think the Spurs are the only team that legitimately has a shot to beat the Heat in a 7 game series. Unfortunately, I think the Thunder matchup very well with the Spurs because of their athleticism. It's very interesting. I just don't know if the Spurs have the gas to get to the finals.

From what I remember during last year's WC finals were many questionable whistles in favor of OKC. If only San Antonio can get a few in their favor this time they have a good chance to beat the Thunder. Also, I think the loss of Harden will hurt them more against the Spurs. I don't remember how many WC finals games I watched last year but I remember Harden going bonkers.

Either way, I'm fully rooting for San Antonio to win it all.

The Spurs never cease to amaze me. If they can avoid injuries to their big three they could push the Heat in the finals, big if though.

Klomp wrote:

Devilzsidewalk wrote:

Tirion wrote:Harden went God Mode.

That trade will go down in history as a massive blunder, the OKC could've had the West on lock for the next decade.

"Key word is VALUE. Sefolosha at 4m > Harden at 14m" ~Klomp

Harden at 14m > Pekovic at 14m

Not even close

dont waive me

You know whats effed up?

Randy Foye
Corey Brewer
Al Jefferson

All recent wolves now in our division enjoying post season success. I'm shocked the Suns didn't make the playoffs so Beasley and Johnson would round the insult out.