could Jordan and Duncan save this team?
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could Jordan and Duncan save this team?
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could Jordan and Duncan save this team?
Tim Duncan/Kwame Brown
Zach Randolph/Jason Collins
Ricky Davis /Brian Cook
Michael Jordan/JR Smith
Smush Parker/Von Wafer
coach: Isaah Thomas
at first it atcually looks like a good team, but can they win with a horrible bench, and 3 cancers in their starting linup
Zach Randolph/Jason Collins
Ricky Davis /Brian Cook
Michael Jordan/JR Smith
Smush Parker/Von Wafer
coach: Isaah Thomas
at first it atcually looks like a good team, but can they win with a horrible bench, and 3 cancers in their starting linup
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I'd say yes as well..Jordan-Duncan have 10 titles combined, and they would be playing together, so they would obviously bring leadership and experience to the team..
the players you listed aren't bad, except for Smush, obviously..Randolph has been a 20-10 player..he doesn't play D, but he would be getting tons of offensive opportunities with Jordan and Duncan on the floor, and he's already a good rebounder..Ricky Davis would be the 4th scoring option, which is great for him..
Smush Parker wouldn't really have to do anything, just make open shots..
Kwame Brown can play post D and dunk, which is good enough..Collins can play post D, so that's all he would have to do playing alongside Duncan or even Randolph..Smith and Cook just hit 3's..
I've never seen Von Wafer play, so I won't comment..
I don't think Isiah would have to do much coaching with Jordan and Duncan on the floor..Duncan would get his teammates involved, and MJ would smack them if they **** around..
the players you listed aren't bad, except for Smush, obviously..Randolph has been a 20-10 player..he doesn't play D, but he would be getting tons of offensive opportunities with Jordan and Duncan on the floor, and he's already a good rebounder..Ricky Davis would be the 4th scoring option, which is great for him..
Smush Parker wouldn't really have to do anything, just make open shots..
Kwame Brown can play post D and dunk, which is good enough..Collins can play post D, so that's all he would have to do playing alongside Duncan or even Randolph..Smith and Cook just hit 3's..
I've never seen Von Wafer play, so I won't comment..
I don't think Isiah would have to do much coaching with Jordan and Duncan on the floor..Duncan would get his teammates involved, and MJ would smack them if they **** around..
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Tim Duncan/Kwame Brown
Zach Randolph/Jason Collins
Ricky Davis /Brian Cook
Michael Jordan/JR Smith
Smush Parker/Von Wafer
Start:
Tim
Kwame
Brian
Michael
Wafer
...should content somehow...add a nice bench with zach and ricky on it and its a really good team...timmy even more jordan would make sure these headnuts would stay in check....could see randolph/davis getting a comunity achievement award after jordan got 5 minutes 1O1 with him!
Zach Randolph/Jason Collins
Ricky Davis /Brian Cook
Michael Jordan/JR Smith
Smush Parker/Von Wafer
Start:
Tim
Kwame
Brian
Michael
Wafer
...should content somehow...add a nice bench with zach and ricky on it and its a really good team...timmy even more jordan would make sure these headnuts would stay in check....could see randolph/davis getting a comunity achievement award after jordan got 5 minutes 1O1 with him!


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Re: could Jordan and Duncan save this team?
wezbo wrote:Tim Duncan/Kwame Brown
Zach Randolph/Jason Collins
Ricky Davis /Brian Cook
Michael Jordan/JR Smith
Smush Parker/Von Wafer
coach: Isaah Thomas
at first it atcually looks like a good team, but can they win with a horrible bench, and 3 cancers in their starting linup
The *team* is worthy of a ring. The team would have deadly low post scoring (TD/ZBo) and the guard GOAT and ultimate clutch guy MJ. JR Smith off the bench is not bad, too.
I am more concerned about Isiah's incompetence, but wtf, they have the ultimate player-coach in MJ and the ultimate team player with TD, they will mercilessly weed out the cancers.
EDIT: Kwame Brown and MJ on the same team? Wow, I would pay to see what MJ tells Kwame when they are alone in the same room.

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The *team* is worthy of a ring. The team would have deadly low post scoring (TD/ZBo) and the guard GOAT and ultimate clutch guy MJ. JR Smith off the bench is not bad, too.
I am more concerned about Isiah's incompetence, but wtf, they have the ultimate player-coach in MJ and the ultimate team player with TD, they will mercilessly weed out the cancers.
EDIT: Kwame Brown and MJ on the same team? Wow, I would pay to see what MJ tells Kwame when they are alone in the same room.
lol how long until he misses Marbury and trades Jordan + Duncan +5 unprotected 1sts for Marbury + Jerome James?
Seriously though this team would win the 'ship with ease
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Kobay wrote:can tim and mike play 48minutes for 82 games +
do they have to?
first of all, they would make the playoffs even with both of them taking their rest and then its when it counts...
then:
Tim Duncan
Jason Collins
Ricky Davis
JR Smith
Smush Parker
or
Kwame Brown
Zach Randolph
Brian Cook
Michael Jordan
Von Wafer
...is ok...isnt it?

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Yes Jordan and Duncan can save it, and if you meant both players in their prime on the same team, id say they win a championship every yr.
But according to Laker fans on this forum...Bynum can save that team in a couple of years
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But according to Laker fans on this forum...Bynum can save that team in a couple of years

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