Buckeye-NBAFan wrote:Well, aside from the fact the Spurs are the best team in the league
The last time I checked, the Celtics were the league's best with a .810 record, leading the league by 5.5 games.
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Buckeye-NBAFan wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
And certainly no one wanted to go to LA with Kobe recently.
sarah42 wrote:the spurs are the best team in the league? i doubt pop thinks that.
they need to figure some things out in san antonio - because scoring 8 points in the 4th quarter doesn't look like the best team.
i mean, the hornets are decent defensively, but they aren't the rockets, pistons or celtics either. they need to step up against divisional opponents.
i can't get over only scoring 8 points!
and at least record wise, the c's are on top.
Phil_2.0 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
really? Is that why Kobe was so mad this past summer becuase he field many calls from players in the league that wanted to come play with Kobe and Kobe then contacted Mitch and Mitch said he would " look into it" and nothing would come of it. This was confirmed by multiple people and was one of the main drivers that pissed off Kobe this past summer...
"Do something and do it now"
Buckeye-NBAFan wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
All I can do is look, and see no free agents signed for less to play in Cleveland, LA, Miami or a host of other places. So whether or not Kobe or LeBron or Wade "fielded" calls, nothing came of it. Cassell went to Boston. Stoudemire went to the Spurs. The recent free agents have choosen Boston and San Antonio over other places.
Phil_2.0 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
The 2 guys you mentioned ( cassell and damon) were not wanted or needed in LA and you can be sure the Lakers will be a FA destination for years to come with Kobe.
Buckeye-NBAFan wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Oh, it is now.
They're an experienced, contending team now. It wasn't when the team was younger and building (2004-07). That's why guys wanted OUT then (GP, Malone not coming back).
I'm just saying, no older free agents are attracted by the concept of playing with a younger star/team like LeBron or Kobe a few years ago.
They want to play with guys from their generation. And I'm talking about older free agents signing for less, not guys looking to be traded.