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Post#21 » by DDansby123 » Tue Nov 25, 2008 5:49 pm

JES12 wrote:Or maybe he was still in his own little world ignoring everybody but himself...including the newspapers. Convinced that his opinion was the only one and when Donnie actually does what he thinks, it's the fo's fault for being dead ass wrong!

That sounds more like it.


It just amazes me that I take you off ignore for one day, and you're already insulting me without provocation yet again. Unbelievable.

But I still don't know if that's more unbelievable than the irony of your posts in this thread.
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Post#22 » by JES12 » Tue Nov 25, 2008 6:08 pm

Sorry again! My comment should not even be on realgm's archives.
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Post#23 » by DDansby123 » Tue Nov 25, 2008 6:36 pm

JES12 wrote:It amazes me that you make that sly remark (which I did a good job of ignoring until dfn poked his head around) and act like I'm the one in the wrong. And there is no irony in my posts unless there is some figment of your imagination still running wild. Like your imagination making you think I was "insulting you without provocation."


The insult was in your initial response to me (one example of irony).

Another example: you jump on me for missing the Stackhouse "virtual expiring" and yet completely miss a ton of my comments pre- and post-Kidd trade.

Another example: you claim I ignore anyone's opinion but mine and then you ignore (again) a bunch of the statements I made pre- and post-Kidd trade.

Another example: I've always said the FO screwed up with Harris, yet you again claim that I was on FO's side all along. More irony given your recent comments.


Now, if I misinterpreted your initial post to me, I apologize. But it sure seems that you could've chosen a more tactful response if you truly didn't want to insult me. My response wasn't intended to be an insult; it was simply an acknowledgement that I had you on ignore and may have missed the information you put in those posts. Of course, I could've been more tactful as well.

The rest is definitely ironic.
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Post#24 » by dirtyfilthynasty » Tue Nov 25, 2008 7:04 pm

Alright lets get back on topic guys.

My fault for starting all of this.
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Post#25 » by JES12 » Tue Nov 25, 2008 7:08 pm

I'm sorry for the mis-understandig...that was my more tactful way. I actually spent about 10 minutes trying to figure out how to say "it all makes sense now" without you taking it in a bad way. Initially, I was about to write it all makes sense now on why you and HMFFL thinking we were over-valuing Stack when we we seeing him as nothing more than an expiring. Those threads where I read those comments I did not repond to. On this thread, I wanted to say "it all makes sense now" but I tought you may have taken it even worse than "wow" (believe it or not, I was trying not to go down this road and that's why I ignored your response).

As far as the FO, I wan't ignoring that you wanted them to go all Devin or all Dirk/Kidd when I thought Devin was the much bettter fit with Dirk than Kidd would have been (I still think thhat is true). I did not forget that and I still stand by that. The front office did what you said they should, but did not follow up with a Howard trade to better fit players who fit with the 35 yo Kidd, which is what I think would be a mistake since Kidd is almost done and any player we get would not be nearly as effective post-Kidd. I did not forget any of that. I just think your view and my view is completely and uterly different.

Sometimes I wish I can pm a user so that I can say something like this without people coming on exacerbating the situation.
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Post#26 » by DDansby123 » Tue Nov 25, 2008 9:09 pm

^ It just seemed to me that your initial response came out of the blue, and, given our history, I took it as an insult. Clearly, that wasn't your intention, and I apologize for taking it wrong.

The frustrating thing about the Kidd-Harris debate is that my position really wasn't different from yours: I wanted management to keep Harris and build around him as a second option. The difference we have, I think, is that I believed there was no way management was going to do that. So, I figured we should trade him and get some value from a team that would use him as a #2. Unfortuantely, trading away two draft picks in the deal made the entire thing look fairly awful.

In short, my problem all along was with the management and their mishandling of players and contracts. That's what's incredibly frustrating, and putting me on the same as the FO makes it doubly so.

Anyway, all is well. My apologies. Though now I have a real problem with DFN. Instigator. :)
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Post#27 » by daoneandonly » Tue Nov 25, 2008 9:36 pm

Its not any of your guys fault, we're all frustrated over that horrendous trade, it just had no upside whatsoever. Donnie and Cuban truley set this team back with that trade. This is as discouraging as it gets, especially for me. i have no girl, no real group of friends, my job sucks, all I had was the Mavs, now I cant even stand watching them or hearing about how good Harris is doing in NJ, it just sucks.
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Post#28 » by Pointguard01 » Tue Nov 25, 2008 9:47 pm

omg we're all friends now WHOOOP
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Re: Best Scenario for Stackhouse? 

Post#29 » by JES12 » Tue Nov 25, 2008 9:50 pm

DDansby123 wrote:^The frustrating thing about the Kidd-Harris debate is that my position really wasn't different from yours: I wanted management to keep Harris and build around him as a second option. The difference we have, I think, is that I believed there was no way management was going to do that. So, I figured we should trade him and get some value from a team that would use him as a #2. Unfortuantely, trading away two draft picks in the deal made the entire thing look fairly awful.

In short, my problem all along was with the management and their mishandling of players and contracts. That's what's incredibly frustrating, and putting me on the same as the FO makes it doubly so.

Anyway, all is well. My apologies. Though now I have a real problem with DFN. Instigator. :)
LOL...
I guess we do agree, especially on the handleing of contracts and draft picks.

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Post#30 » by JES12 » Tue Nov 25, 2008 9:51 pm

Pointguard01 wrote:omg we're all friends now WHOOOP


After we lay an ass whooping on Indiana, we should all go out and party!

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Post#31 » by DDansby123 » Tue Nov 25, 2008 10:32 pm

^ Can't...got a 2-week-old baby at home. You guys go without me. :)
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Re: Best Scenario for Stackhouse? 

Post#32 » by JES12 » Tue Nov 25, 2008 10:41 pm

DDansby123 wrote:^ Can't...got a 2-week-old baby at home. You guys go without me. :)

I can't either as I'm not even in the same state, but I do want to congradulate you on you baby! That is far more important than any sports team or party! Your 1st? boy or girl?
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Post#33 » by DDansby123 » Tue Nov 25, 2008 11:37 pm

Thanks! It's our first; baby boy.....9 pounds, 3 ounces, 22.25 inches. A rather large child no doubt.
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Post#34 » by mavsfoty » Wed Nov 26, 2008 4:47 am

Interesting article on NBA.com regarding Stack.

Toronto, Atlanta and Philadelphia appear to be possible and logical fits for Stackhouse. Each is a playoff contender in the Eastern Conference with a need for a battle-tested backup shooting guard/small forward who can hit a 3.


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Who could that be? I see no one realistic on any of those teams worth giving up Stack for.
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Post#35 » by JES12 » Wed Nov 26, 2008 6:51 am

Looking at their rosters, I really don't mind too many of the players except the following who have too many years for two little production: Evans, Kapono, and Humphries. The Hawks either have to be a much bigger trade (Terry back to Atl + Stack for Bibby + Evans?) or a complete steal on our part. I don't see any trade with the Hawks.
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Re: Best Scenario for Stackhouse? 

Post#36 » by JES12 » Wed Nov 26, 2008 6:56 am

DDansby123 wrote:Thanks! It's our first; baby boy.....9 pounds, 3 ounces, 22.25 inches. A rather large child no doubt.
Wow! I was 9 lb 8 oz. That and my foot size were the 1st two things my mom always talked about when I was a kid. I hated it. Anyways, good luck with your future basketball player.

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