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Stillwater wrote:Rose isn't back already unless something changed in his recovery,probably be Calderon again for 5 minutes just to remind Altman how bad Calderon is before Shumpert subs in to remind Altman how much value he brings to the table.

tidho wrote:

Stillwater wrote:Rose isn't back already unless something changed in his recovery,probably be Calderon again for 5 minutes just to remind Altman how bad Calderon is before Shumpert subs in to remind Altman how much value he brings to the table.

This reasoning is so much better than the other alternative, that being that Lue really is this stupid.

jbk1234 wrote:I refuse to believe that there aren't guys better than Calderon currently in the D League.

tundraknight wrote:I was excepting an improvement with this Cavaliers new Starting line up of Lebron James, JR Smith, Jae Crowder, Kevin Love, and Tristan Thompson l.

But once again the Cavs look awful to start the game.

Coming off a total embarrassment to the Magic, if they lose to the Bulls, at what point do they hit the panic button?

I dont think you could come up with a good enough excuse to lose back to back to two of the worst teams in the entire NBA.

The only blessing in disguise I can think of is that this could help the Nets have a worse record than teams like the Magic and Bulls. But then again the Cavs may just panic and trade the Nets pick to try and get quick fix/upgrade impact player if they keep losing in an “All or Nothing” mentality.

jbk1234 wrote:

tundraknight wrote:I was excepting an improvement with this Cavaliers new Starting line up of Lebron James, JR Smith, Jae Crowder, Kevin Love, and Tristan Thompson l.

But once again the Cavs look awful to start the game.

Coming off a total embarrassment to the Magic, if they lose to the Bulls, at what point do they hit the panic button?

I dont think you could come up with a good enough excuse to lose back to back to two of the worst teams in the entire NBA.

The only blessing in disguise I can think of is that this could help the Nets have a worse record than teams like the Magic and Bulls. But then again the Cavs may just panic and trade the Nets pick to try and get quick fix/upgrade impact player if they keep losing in an “All or Nothing” mentality.

This is their 4th game. They've had three different starting line ups with multiple players playing different positions. There starting PG is out. Their backup PG is out. There aren't any *impact players* available who would be anywhere near that pick. Keep dreaming though.

tundraknight wrote:

jbk1234 wrote:

tundraknight wrote:I was excepting an improvement with this Cavaliers new Starting line up of Lebron James, JR Smith, Jae Crowder, Kevin Love, and Tristan Thompson l.

But once again the Cavs look awful to start the game.

Coming off a total embarrassment to the Magic, if they lose to the Bulls, at what point do they hit the panic button?

I dont think you could come up with a good enough excuse to lose back to back to two of the worst teams in the entire NBA.

The only blessing in disguise I can think of is that this could help the Nets have a worse record than teams like the Magic and Bulls. But then again the Cavs may just panic and trade the Nets pick to try and get quick fix/upgrade impact player if they keep losing in an “All or Nothing” mentality.

This is their 4th game. They've had three different starting line ups with multiple players playing different positions. There starting PG is out. Their backup PG is out. There aren't any *impact players* available who would be anywhere near that pick. Keep dreaming though.

I’m not dreaming at all. I hope the Cavs do keep the pick. But obviously there’s been a ton of discussion in the media and by fans here on realgm wether or not they should trade the pick or keep it.

If the Cavs continue to struggle, that might influence there decision on what they do with the pick.

And course the guy we just cut that never got minutes unless it was garbage time (Kay Felder) is lighting is up

I’m sorry but all I can do is just laugh at that.

I would rather have kept Felder over a washed up Jose Calderon

jbk1234 wrote:TT finally gets back in the starting line up and is literally adding nothing while on the floor.