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[Camelo Thread Part 17] - Denver makes trade offer p58

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Re: [Camelo Thread Part 17] - Yo Melo, Whas Good Son! 

Post#281 » by knicks9784 » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:21 pm

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Please dont make me bring up all of Donnies atrocious draft picks with Indiana like Eric Dampier over Kobe and Steve Nash. He left the Pacers far more buried then Isiah left the Knicks and thats a fact.



a FACT?? how does one prove this to be fact?

notice im not debating the merits of your argument, i just want to know how you can prove that as "fact"
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Post#282 » by macman411 » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:22 pm

Dont get me wrong Donnies has done a decent job so far his grade is a huge INC.
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Post#283 » by kane2021 » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:26 pm

macman411 wrote:
Please dont make me bring up all of Donnies atrocious draft picks with Indiana like Eric Dampier over Kobe and Steve Nash. He left the Pacers far more buried then Isiah left the Knicks and thats a fact.

So you dont remember the kobe situation?
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Post#284 » by macman411 » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:26 pm

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macman411 wrote:
Please dont make me bring up all of Donnies atrocious draft picks with Indiana like Eric Dampier over Kobe and Steve Nash. He left the Pacers far more buried then Isiah left the Knicks and thats a fact.



a FACT?? how does one prove this to be fact?

notice im not debating the merits of your argument, i just want to know how you can prove that as "fact"


Indiana was just as buried in the cap as we were. The knicks was left with twice the talent that indian's was left with. Say what u want. Randolph, Crawford, Lee, Chandler, Nate were far more talented then anyone on Indiana's roster besides Grainger.
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Re: [Camelo Thread Part 17] - Yo Melo, Whas Good Son! 

Post#285 » by GONYK » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:26 pm

macman411 wrote:
Please dont make me bring up all of Donnies atrocious draft picks with Indiana like Eric Dampier over Kobe and Steve Nash. He left the Pacers far more buried then Isiah left the Knicks and thats a fact.

I can do that for every single GM of every sport since the beginning of pro sports. What does that prove?
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Post#286 » by GONYK » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:28 pm

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Indiana was just as buried in the cap as we were. The knicks was left with twice the talent that indian's was left with. Say what u want. Randolph, Crawford, Lee, Chandler, Nate were far more talented then anyone on Indiana's roster besides Grainger.

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Post#287 » by Thugger HBC » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:28 pm

macman411 wrote:Please dont make me bring up all of Donnies atrocious draft picks with Indiana like Eric Dampier over Kobe and Steve Nash. He left the Pacers far more buried then Isiah left the Knicks and thats a fact.

I hope you don't believe this.

Why would he have drafted Kobe....to sit behind Reggie Miller?

He had the Davis boys and Smits. Dampier was good pick cosindering he had a defensive minded coach in place in Larry Brown.

Plus he had mark jackon as his pg already with Best as the backup. Those guys played solid.

Nash wasn't even that good when he came into the League.
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Re: [Camelo Thread Part 17] - Yo Melo, Whas Good Son! 

Post#288 » by knicks9784 » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:32 pm

macman411 wrote:
knicks9784 wrote:
macman411 wrote:
Please dont make me bring up all of Donnies atrocious draft picks with Indiana like Eric Dampier over Kobe and Steve Nash. He left the Pacers far more buried then Isiah left the Knicks and thats a fact.



a FACT?? how does one prove this to be fact?

notice im not debating the merits of your argument, i just want to know how you can prove that as "fact"


Indiana was just as buried in the cap as we were. The knicks was left with twice the talent that indian's was left with. Say what u want. Randolph, Crawford, Lee, Chandler, Nate were far more talented then anyone on Indiana's roster besides Grainger.


so then its just your opinion, not fact
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Post#289 » by macman411 » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:34 pm

Someone please tell me Since Reggie and Rik Smits the great draft pick he made. Its prolly AL harrington.
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Post#290 » by macman411 » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:37 pm

GONYK wrote:
macman411 wrote:
Indiana was just as buried in the cap as we were. The knicks was left with twice the talent that indian's was left with. Say what u want. Randolph, Crawford, Lee, Chandler, Nate were far more talented then anyone on Indiana's roster besides Grainger.

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We all know that they blame each other for Indiana failures. Bottom line is donnie was gm. Are you going to tell me he had no say in team decisions?
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Post#291 » by Thugger HBC » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:38 pm

macman411 wrote:Someone please tell me Since Reggie and Rik Smits the great draft pick he made. Its prolly AL harrington.

The majority of Walsh pick cracks the rotation on playoff teams.

The Pacer starting lineup and some of the bench during their playoff years, minus Mark Jackson.

They had low to second round picks because the pick they did draft made the rotation.

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Re: [Camelo Thread Part 17] - Yo Melo, Whas Good Son! 

Post#292 » by macman411 » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:44 pm

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macman411 wrote:Please dont make me bring up all of Donnies atrocious draft picks with Indiana like Eric Dampier over Kobe and Steve Nash. He left the Pacers far more buried then Isiah left the Knicks and thats a fact.

I hope you don't believe this.

Why would he have drafted Kobe....to sit behind Reggie Miller?

He had the Davis boys and Smits. Dampier was good pick cosindering he had a defensive minded coach in place in Larry Brown.

Plus he had mark jackon as his pg already with Best as the backup. Those guys played solid.

Nash wasn't even that good when he came into the League.

LOL I heard this one when Portland took Sam Bowie over Michael Jordan. 95 % of the time drafting need over best available in football or basketball is (Please Use More Appropriate Word) and this yet another example.
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Post#293 » by NYman15 » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:45 pm

http://www.latimes.com/sports/basketbal ... full.story

I don't know if this was posted but they are pretty much claiming ESPN pretty much made up the story about Bynum to Denver for Carmelo. I can't believe this if it is true.
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Post#294 » by seren » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:45 pm

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macman411 wrote:Someone please tell me Since Reggie and Rik Smits the great draft pick he made. Its prolly AL harrington.

The majority of Walsh pick cracks the rotation on playoff teams.

The Pacer starting lineup and some of the bench during their playoff years, minus Mark Jackson.

They had low to second round picks because the pick they did draft made the rotation.

#youjustfailed


+1. it does not take to long to google.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_Pacers_draft_history

he basically drafted almost the whole pacers team that made to the finals.
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Re: [Camelo Thread Part 17] - Yo Melo, Whas Good Son! 

Post#295 » by GONYK » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:47 pm

macman411 wrote:
GONYK wrote:
macman411 wrote:
Indiana was just as buried in the cap as we were. The knicks was left with twice the talent that indian's was left with. Say what u want. Randolph, Crawford, Lee, Chandler, Nate were far more talented then anyone on Indiana's roster besides Grainger.

Bird

We all know that they blame each other for Indiana failures. Bottom line is donnie was gm. Are you going to tell me he had no say in team decisions?

Wrong. Walsh moved up to CEO, and Bird came on as President of Basketball Ops.

Therefore, this was on Bird. Donnie took a hands-off approach to team building, and let Bird do his thing.

You are reaching here
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Post#296 » by AllanHoustonFan » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:49 pm

NYman15 wrote:http://www.latimes.com/sports/basketball/nba/lakers/la-sp-nba-coast-20110213,0,3350426,full.story

I don't know if this was posted but they are pretty much claiming ESPN pretty much made up the story about Bynum to Denver for Carmelo. I can't believe this if it is true.


Of coarse it was made up. The Lakers won two 'ships in a row because of their height advantage. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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Re: [Camelo Thread Part 17] - Yo Melo, Whas Good Son! 

Post#297 » by macman411 » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:50 pm

seren wrote:
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macman411 wrote:Someone please tell me Since Reggie and Rik Smits the great draft pick he made. Its prolly AL harrington.

The majority of Walsh pick cracks the rotation on playoff teams.

The Pacer starting lineup and some of the bench during their playoff years, minus Mark Jackson.

They had low to second round picks because the pick they did draft made the rotation.

#youjustfailed


+1. it does not take to long to google.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_Pacers_draft_history

he basically drafted almost the whole pacers team that made to the finals.


Ok so 20 years ago he was a great executive. Since then that is a sad sad list of draft picks.
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Re: [Camelo Thread Part 17] - Yo Melo, Whas Good Son! 

Post#298 » by GONYK » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:50 pm

NYman15 wrote:http://www.latimes.com/sports/basketball/nba/lakers/la-sp-nba-coast-20110213,0,3350426,full.story

I don't know if this was posted but they are pretty much claiming ESPN pretty much made up the story about Bynum to Denver for Carmelo. I can't believe this if it is true.

Anyone who thought the situation through could see that it was made up. ESPN doesn't let credibility get in the way of ratings
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Post#299 » by ezmoney707 » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:51 pm

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macman411 wrote:
I hope you don't believe this.

Why would he have drafted Kobe....to sit behind Reggie Miller?

He had the Davis boys and Smits. Dampier was good pick cosindering he had a defensive minded coach in place in Larry Brown.

Plus he had mark jackon as his pg already with Best as the backup. Those guys played solid.

Nash wasn't even that good when he came into the League.

LOL I heard this one when Portland took Sam Bowie over Michael Jordan. 95 % of the time drafting need over best available in football or basketball is (Please Use More Appropriate Word) and this yet another example.

:nonono: Considering the only team Kobe and his agent wanted Kobe to play for was the Lakers that post has no merit. The Nets wanted to draft Kobe, but Kobe and his camp didn't want to play in NJ. Teams that picked after NJ knew that where Kobe want to play and it would of been dumb to waste a pick on a player who would never play for, nonetheless he is a High School player. The Hornets drafted Kobe with the intent of trading him to L.A.
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Post#300 » by alphad0gz » Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:51 pm

LOL I heard this one when Portland took Sam Bowie over Michael Jordan. 95 % of the time drafting need over best available in football or basketball is (Please Use More Appropriate Word) and this yet another example.


You need to brush up on your NBA history a bit. Kobe was not going to play for anyone except the Lakers and MAYBE the Knicks. It has ALWAYS been a basketball axiom to take a good big man over a very good little man...every time. Nobody knew MJ was going to end up being MJ. Sam Bowie was a very, very good center until his leg injuries did him in. A healthy Sam Bowie is a likely top 50 player. Great passer and shot blocker and a very good rebounder. Hindsight is always 100%.

Walsh put together a very good team in Indy that played in the championship game. Not many small market teams can do that.

PS...using Nate as a measuring stick of a talented pick is not a good move...

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