luxurytax wrote:HuRr1c4n3 wrote:luxurytax wrote:
"People laugh at the Mavs for missing out on Dwight, but they've quietly had a very good off season."
That was clearly YOU. Grow up. Dwight > junk players.
Still don't see where he said the Mav's were better without Howard. All I get is that they got a bunch of free agents with hopefully tradeable contracts down the line because they were all had for "cheap". Hence the "very good offseason".
So I guess the new definition of a successful offseason is signing a bunch of scrubs nobody wants and are desperate to sign anywhere. How do people not understand that quantity is not better than quality?
Why don't we just give the Mavs the championship title then? After all, they signed the most free agents! Give me a break...
There is only 1 Dwight Howard and the Mavs missed on signing him. They did what they had to, with the options left for them, hence the original poster's "good" offseason comment. If you learned 3rd grade English, you'd know that good is below "better" and way below "best". It is also not synonymous to excellent, awesome or super. The Mavs offseason was not descirbed as any of the above, but rather good. If they have signed these "bunch of scrubs nobody wants " as you defined them to larger contracts, then we could say they had a "bad" offseason. Which in case you do not know is the opposite of good.
And to counter your last argument...why don't we just give the championship to Houston then since they signed the best FA in the market? You seem to define a succesful offseason as being able to sign the single best FA in the market. I guess the 29 other teams should just start tanking then.