Top 5 players you do not want on your team
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Of the usual starters currently active, here are five in no particular order:
Allen Iverson
Zach Randolph
Stephon Marbury
Larry Hughes
Jamaal Tinsley
Edit: Honourable mention to TJ Ford, although, I don't consider him the true starter at PG in Toronto. Jose Calderon clearly excels running a team without looking for his own, and can play a lick of defense, which can't be said for his diminutive colleague.
Allen Iverson
Zach Randolph
Stephon Marbury
Larry Hughes
Jamaal Tinsley
Edit: Honourable mention to TJ Ford, although, I don't consider him the true starter at PG in Toronto. Jose Calderon clearly excels running a team without looking for his own, and can play a lick of defense, which can't be said for his diminutive colleague.
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The Knicks dominate this thread. But what's so bad about SJax now? He's matured since his Indy days, and hasn't done anything bad since the season started. There was even an article saying that he's now in demand as a motivational speaker. Says a lot about his improved behavior under GS this year. If we're judging on legal troubles, Kobe, AI, Camb, Kmart, and pretty much the Nugz, would be the most thuggish players in the league.
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wow, you've been reading way to much into Jose fanboys. How does TJ disrupt the team chemistry? Is it because he doesn't smile like Jose on the court or doesn't pass out gatorades like him? That's bull, you're talking out of your ass. You have no idea what's going on, everything we've heard and seen shows that TJ is probably one of the most well liked on the team. Unless of course you'r TJ's close and personal friend and can shed more light.
wow, you've been reading way to much into Jose fanboys. How does TJ disrupt the team chemistry? Is it because he doesn't smile like Jose on the court or doesn't pass out gatorades like him? That's bull, you're talking out of your ass. You have no idea what's going on, everything we've heard and seen shows that TJ is probably one of the most well liked on the team. Unless of course you'r TJ's close and personal friend and can shed more light.
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Derekman wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
lol, you'd trade your whole team for Chris Bosh if you could.
not at all, he is soft and will never win a championship as a first option. He will get a max deal, and he is not a max player. It is smart business-wise to not take a player who will have a max deal, when he will need to be the 3rd option on a championhip team.
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Jemini80 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
not at all, he is soft and will never win a championship as a first option. He will get a max deal, and he is not a max player. It is smart business-wise to not take a player who will have a max deal, when he will need to be the 3rd option on a championhip team.
This soft player gets to the line more than any other big in the league other than Dwight.
