BAT 8.0 TRADE DISCUSSION (DRAFT STARTED IN OTHER THREAD)

Context · Post #2742 » by **Context** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:17 pm

nets, u r getting too cocky bro... realize that all it takes is for a GM to pull a "donation move" and a super team is born... :lol:

Subway Token · Post #2743 » by **Subway Token** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:18 pm

kneega wrote:nets, u r getting too cocky bro... realize that all it takes is for a GM to pull a "donation move" and a super team is born...

I'm clearly just kidding around with y'all when I say I already won.

I think as a 5-time BAT vet I'd know it takes more than a starting lineup to win it.

LBPTarHeel27 · Post #2744 » by **LBPTarHeel27** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:18 pm

Hard to say the guy is wrong...LeBron took a MUCH less talented squad to the FInals and he is, IMO, much better now than he was then. There are teams that can compete, but he is right there at the top.

LJ4pointplay · Post #2745 » by **LJ4pointplay** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:20 pm

My number one option led his team to a championship a year ago. Maybe he's declined a bit from being an all te great My number two happens to be a very good creator and is anything but ineffective or a chucked. He was features as an ISO player in Atlanta but also thrived in Phoenix in a completely opposite system. Joe Johnson is a very good basketball player aside from his contract. We are talking about sin now not cap management so by bring up contexts anyway? Asia and meka are both very solid starting centers. I have two when some teams dot have any. I'm not convinced ray Allen makes it through the season. Teague and bass are fine role players idk if I'd want either starting for my team though.

Edit: I obviously can type on my phone so give up lol

br7knicks · Post #2746 » by **br7knicks** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:20 pm

im thinking of moving camby to starter. any opinion?

Context · Post #2747 » by **Context** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:21 pm

br7knicks wrote:im thinking of moving camby to starter. any opinion?

I agree

CoolKids · Post #2748 » by **CoolKids** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:22 pm

LBPTarHeel27 wrote:Hard to say the guy is wrong...LeBron took a MUCH less talented squad to the FInals and he is, IMO, much better now than he was then. There are teams that can compete, but he is right there at the top.

Post #2749 » by **mpharris36** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:22 pm

br7knicks wrote:im thinking of moving camby to starter. any opinion?

i think if you didn't u would be cra cra

Post #2750 » by **mpharris36** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:22 pm

br7knicks wrote:im thinking of moving camby to starter. any opinion?

i think if you didn't u would be cra cra

Context · Post #2751 » by **Context** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:23 pm

CoolKids wrote:
LBPTarHeel27 wrote:Hard to say the guy is wrong...LeBron took a MUCH less talented squad to the FInals and he is, IMO, much better now than he was then. There are teams that can compete, but he is right there at the top.

so true

Subway Token · Post #2752 » by **Subway Token** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:24 pm

LJ4pointplay wrote:My number one option led his team to a championship a year ago. Maybe he's declined a bit from being an all te great My number two happens to be a very good creator and is anything but ineffective or a chucked. He was features as an ISO player in Atlanta but also thrived in Phoenix in a completely opposite system. Joe Johnson is a very good basketball player aside from his contract. We are talking about sin now not cap management so by bring up contexts anyway? Asia and meka are both very solid starting centers. I have two when some teams dot have any. I'm not convinced ray Allen makes it through the season. Teague and bass are fine role players idk if I'd want either starting for my team though.

1) Dirk took his team to a ring two seasons ago. That's a long time.
2) You're talking about a younger Joe Johnson. He's a different player now than how he was in PHX.
3) Teague started for ATL and they went to the PO's.
4) Bass started for Boston I believe and he was MASSIVE for them.
5) Saying Ray Allen won't make it is silly. You're basing your argument on a "what if" scenario. The fact is that he put up an efficient overall season, had a minor injury setback, but is still one of the best conditioned NBA players in the league. He's also a shooter so his body doesn't take as much wear and tear.

Subway Token · Post #2753 » by **Subway Token** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:25 pm

CoolKids wrote:
LBPTarHeel27 wrote:Hard to say the guy is wrong...LeBron took a MUCH less talented squad to the FInals and he is, IMO, much better now than he was then. There are teams that can compete, but he is right there at the top.

He's talking about the CLE LeBron.

This year, Wade played like TRASH for most of the playoffs and Bosh was injured for the entire playoffs.

Fury · Post #2754 » by **Fury** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:28 pm

This team is about on par with the Mo Williams, Varejao LeBron team. Which is a good team, but not undisputed best.

Th3TrueDynesty · Post #2755 » by **Th3TrueDynesty** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:30 pm

Pick coming soon

ctorres · Post #2756 » by **ctorres** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:32 pm

This was a very hard decision, but I'm glad I decided on Udonis Haslem. I dare anyone to put their frontcourt against mine! Haslem has the 15-18 foot jumper to compliment Gasol's low post game and he has the physical toughness to help Bosh defensively down low.

Nelson and Dudley are my lethal 3-point shooting duo. I also got Nelson running pick and roll all day with all 3 of my bigs.

Subway Token · Post #2757 » by **Subway Token** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:34 pm

Fury wrote:This team is about on par with the Mo Williams, Varejao LeBron team. Which is a good team, but not undisputed best.

http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/CLE/2009.html

... really man haha.

I'm just trolling/baiting around and having fun but come on.

Context · Post #2758 » by **Context** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:34 pm

NetsFanCheryl wrote:
LJ4pointplay wrote:My number one option led his team to a championship a year ago. Maybe he's declined a bit from being an all te great My number two happens to be a very good creator and is anything but ineffective or a chucked. He was features as an ISO player in Atlanta but also thrived in Phoenix in a completely opposite system. Joe Johnson is a very good basketball player aside from his contract. We are talking about sin now not cap management so by bring up contexts anyway? Asia and meka are both very solid starting centers. I have two when some teams dot have any. I'm not convinced ray Allen makes it through the season. Teague and bass are fine role players idk if I'd want either starting for my team though.

1) Dirk took his team to a ring two seasons ago. That's a long time.
2) You're talking about a younger Joe Johnson. He's a different player now than how he was in PHX.
3) Teague started for ATL and they went to the PO's.
4) Bass started for Boston I believe and he was MASSIVE for them.
5) Saying Ray Allen won't make it is silly. You're basing your argument on a "what if" scenario. The fact is that he put up an efficient overall season, had a minor injury setback, but is still one of the best conditioned NBA players in the league. He's also a shooter so his body doesn't take as much wear and tear.

First off, JJ had his best year defensively for his entire career. Second, his shot is practically UNGUARDABLE. Yes his contract is any issue. However, only by 20% and not an issue for a team with money...

Dirk is a HOF and stil has plenty of years left. Nash, J-Kidd, etc are still able to play with the best players in the world. When you are talking about a HOF who's still in great shape you can't focus on the age.

If you want to say ur team is the best..fine but when you start to underrate guys like Dirk and Joe Johnson you lose a ton of credibility bro...

Fury · Post #2759 » by **Fury** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:37 pm

NetsFanCheryl wrote:
Fury wrote:This team is about on par with the Mo Williams, Varejao LeBron team. Which is a good team, but not undisputed best.

http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/CLE/2009.html

... really man haha.

I'm just trolling/baiting around and having fun but come on.

That team won 60 games. Who is the 2nd All-Star on your team? Varejao can approximate what Chandler brings. Ray Allen is old and Mo Williams can score. Bass and Teague are replaceable.

Blue Ninja · Post #2760 » by **Blue Ninja** » Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:39 pm

Trade Announcement:

Jazz receive:
C/PF Tiago Splitter, 212nd overall, and 288th overall

Warriors receive:
170th overall, 184th overall, 237th overall

We like Tiago, but he is going to be a free agent next year and we want someone who is going to be here on a longterm contract. We feel like we can still get a good backup center and that made this move doable for us.