Nuggets are HORRIBLE
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Nuggets are HORRIBLE
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Nuggets are HORRIBLE
The top scoring team in the NBA, the warriors, couldnt beat the "no defense" nuggets during the regular season. The lakers are destorying the nuggets who apparently play no defense at all in the playoffs! its crazy...i know we have no kobe on our team, but we are the top scorers. The warriors vs the lakers series wouldnt be as bad as the nuggets series. we'd be a better series than the nuggets! so annoying.
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The nuggets have a chemistry problem. Their lack of heart comes from the fact that it's pretty joyless for them playing together even when things go well. When things go bad there's absolutely no incentive to do anything but get off the floor and head to Cancun as soon as possible.
Posters have pointed out a lot of similarities between our teams, but we are different in important ways. Denver has more talent and was able to keep pace with a two month long playoff race because our bench is SO catastrophically weak. But, our guys are are capable of finding another gear (when not exhausted) because our front five really do enjoy sharing the court with each other. That enthusiasm can elevate your play.
Denver needs to blow it up, and they've known it for a while. The Iverson trade never fit. Carmelo is being pushed andmarketed as a star/scorer too much to fit comfortabllly as a second banana (which is what he should be.)
Posters have pointed out a lot of similarities between our teams, but we are different in important ways. Denver has more talent and was able to keep pace with a two month long playoff race because our bench is SO catastrophically weak. But, our guys are are capable of finding another gear (when not exhausted) because our front five really do enjoy sharing the court with each other. That enthusiasm can elevate your play.
Denver needs to blow it up, and they've known it for a while. The Iverson trade never fit. Carmelo is being pushed andmarketed as a star/scorer too much to fit comfortabllly as a second banana (which is what he should be.)
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Sleepy51 wrote:I would say "exposed" is a more accurate term for Melo, but yes, Melo is younger so AI would be the one traded.
What a waste of Iverson's few remaining high level years.
True - on the other side, Iggy is getting exposed also. However, Philly will probably keep him
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Iggy is getting "exposed" is a playoff series against one of the best TEAMs the NBA has seen in the post Jordan era. It's a small sample.
Melo has been getting exposed for two years as a chemistry problem and flacid competitor. This Laker series is nothing at all new.
Iggy is getting "exposed" is a playoff series against one of the best TEAMs the NBA has seen in the post Jordan era. It's a small sample.
Melo has been getting exposed for two years as a chemistry problem and flacid competitor. This Laker series is nothing at all new.
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Team USA means nothing. It's superior athletes playing rec league ball. It's exactly the type of game Redd can impact positively because he can shoot the ball, but he does pretty much nothing else on the court.
Look at the Redd era in Milwuakee. It speaks for itself. He's part of the problem, actually he's at the center of the problem. The guy has losing habits. No thanks.
Look at the Redd era in Milwuakee. It speaks for itself. He's part of the problem, actually he's at the center of the problem. The guy has losing habits. No thanks.
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I swear to god my post specifies Team USA.
And of course the international teams crush team USA. Team usa is a pimping summer camp. It's the all star game with foreign chicks.
But you take the Pistons in season and they would crush any national team from any country they played 4-2 at best.
It's just because Team USA is such a farce that we make the internationals look so good.
And of course the international teams crush team USA. Team usa is a pimping summer camp. It's the all star game with foreign chicks.
But you take the Pistons in season and they would crush any national team from any country they played 4-2 at best.
It's just because Team USA is such a farce that we make the internationals look so good.
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