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newpollution32 wrote:As of the last 5 games he's been averaging 25 points and 11 boards, so as of late he's been playing pretty well, hopefully this continues, early in the season we wasn't playing to well, but now he's picking it up where he left off last season.
Wow. Your avatar does weird things to my head. I think I can hear voices
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Bosh flat out does NOT deserve to be there this year...only the embarrassingly ignorant yobs that populate these boards get offended at the suggestion that there are far more deserving forwards in the East this year.
When he gets back to playing like the franchise player is is supposed to be and does it consistently, maybe he'll be back.
He's showing a really unattractive side right now...the truly great players let their effort on the court do the talking...it's been obvious to anyone other than a few retards here that even in the last few games, he's been going for "his own"...not to make the team better, but to jack up his own numbers.
There is an ugly insular pettiness with some of the Toronto fans...a reverse inferiority complex that causes the ridiculous over-reactions to perceived slights from the outside world....
Rewarding Bosh for his lack of growth as a player when other forwards in the East have obviously put a LOT more effort into improving (Hedo Turkoglu is only one example)...is typical of the worst sort of mediocrity worship.
When he gets back to playing like the franchise player is is supposed to be and does it consistently, maybe he'll be back.
He's showing a really unattractive side right now...the truly great players let their effort on the court do the talking...it's been obvious to anyone other than a few retards here that even in the last few games, he's been going for "his own"...not to make the team better, but to jack up his own numbers.
There is an ugly insular pettiness with some of the Toronto fans...a reverse inferiority complex that causes the ridiculous over-reactions to perceived slights from the outside world....
Rewarding Bosh for his lack of growth as a player when other forwards in the East have obviously put a LOT more effort into improving (Hedo Turkoglu is only one example)...is typical of the worst sort of mediocrity worship.
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jlsca wrote:Bosh flat out does NOT deserve to be there this year...only the embarrassingly ignorant yobs that populate these boards get offended at the suggestion that there are far more deserving forwards in the East this year.
When he gets back to playing like the franchise player is is supposed to be and does it consistently, maybe he'll be back.
He's showing a really unattractive side right now...the truly great players let their effort on the court do the talking...it's been obvious to anyone other than a few retards here that even in the last few games, he's been going for "his own"...not to make the team better, but to jack up his own numbers.
There is an ugly insular pettiness with some of the Toronto fans...a reverse inferiority complex that causes the ridiculous over-reactions to perceived slights from the outside world....
Rewarding Bosh for his lack of growth as a player when other forwards in the East have obviously put a LOT more effort into improving (Hedo Turkoglu is only one example)...is typical of the worst sort of mediocrity worship.
Looks like contender is back, and he is PISSED.
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jlsca wrote:Bosh flat out does NOT deserve to be there this year...only the embarrassingly ignorant yobs that populate these boards get offended at the suggestion that there are far more deserving forwards in the East this year.
When he gets back to playing like the franchise player is is supposed to be and does it consistently, maybe he'll be back.
He's showing a really unattractive side right now...the truly great players let their effort on the court do the talking...it's been obvious to anyone other than a few retards here that even in the last few games, he's been going for "his own"...not to make the team better, but to jack up his own numbers.
There is an ugly insular pettiness with some of the Toronto fans...a reverse inferiority complex that causes the ridiculous over-reactions to perceived slights from the outside world....
Rewarding Bosh for his lack of growth as a player when other forwards in the East have obviously put a LOT more effort into improving (Hedo Turkoglu is only one example)...is typical of the worst sort of mediocrity worship.
Hedo Turkoglu #77 in the league in PER, rides the coat tails of Howard and Lewis... plays huge minutes to pad his stats.
Bosh #12 in the league in PER, leader and warrior, even after a mediocre start to the season.
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WOW all this Bosh bashing by his own fan base is sickening especially considering how AWESOME the Raps were in 2007 compared to expectations. The adversity and number of changes to the team and the number of games Bosh simply dominated. To even question Bosh's credibility as an All-Star is simply NUTS!
Weren't we chanting MVP at one point late last season. . .
Weren't we chanting MVP at one point late last season. . .
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Bosh should be in. Despite his relatively low FG%, his PER is still very high. Higher than most of those players mentioned. He still goes to the FT line more than any of those players.
The more interesting discussion should be on Jose Calderon. He is the 2nd best PG in the East right now (excluding TJ who's hurt). Billups is clearly the best PG in the East but is there another PG come close to Jose?
(Before you mentioned Jason Kidd, look at his FG% and his TOs, and compare it with Jose)
The more interesting discussion should be on Jose Calderon. He is the 2nd best PG in the East right now (excluding TJ who's hurt). Billups is clearly the best PG in the East but is there another PG come close to Jose?
(Before you mentioned Jason Kidd, look at his FG% and his TOs, and compare it with Jose)
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cdel00 wrote:WOW all this Bosh bashing by his own fan base is sickening especially considering how AWESOME the Raps were in 2007 compared to expectations. The adversity and number of changes to the team and the number of games Bosh simply dominated. To even question Bosh's credibility as an All-Star is simply NUTS!
Weren't we chanting MVP at one point late last season. . .
The MVP chants don't make him an MVP.
Everyone here likes Bosh and what he means to this team, anyone with half a brain at least.
But, expectations have raised and their is a bigger demand for a high level of play. It's all the process of rising as a top club. Bosh is open to be criticized just like all the other guys. He's a great player, but he had a bad start to the season.
There are some forwards playing really well for some other teams, but I'm certain he'll be there at the big game.
Just as an aside, I despise All Star weekend. It's such a waste of time.
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He'll make at as a center behind Dwight Howard.
The only other center playing well in the East is Rasheed Wallace and he's a 4. And Sheed's not even putting up numbers.
The only other center playing well in the East is Rasheed Wallace and he's a 4. And Sheed's not even putting up numbers.
I_Like_Dirt wrote:The whole comparison to Kevin McHale is ridiculously close, imo... And that's without more hilarious aspects of the comparison, e.g. if Wally Sczerbiak were 7 feet tall with the slower reflexes that came with the additional height, he'd be Bargnani.
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Death Knight wrote:Remember this, the reserves don't need to be picked by positions. The coaching staff can select 7 pgs if they wanted to.
That's not true actually. The coaches are required to select 2 reserve forwards, 2 reserve guards, 1 center and two wildcard players of any position.
There very may well be 6 forwards selected to the All Star game.
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And for everyone saying that Rashard should make it over Chris:
Chris scores more, rebounds more, blocks more, gets the same number of assists, steals (and turnovers), shoots a higher FG%, is within 1% of Rashard's FT%, is perfect from 3 and is doing all of this in five less minutes than Rashard plays.
Chris scores more, rebounds more, blocks more, gets the same number of assists, steals (and turnovers), shoots a higher FG%, is within 1% of Rashard's FT%, is perfect from 3 and is doing all of this in five less minutes than Rashard plays.
I_Like_Dirt wrote:The whole comparison to Kevin McHale is ridiculously close, imo... And that's without more hilarious aspects of the comparison, e.g. if Wally Sczerbiak were 7 feet tall with the slower reflexes that came with the additional height, he'd be Bargnani.