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DEEP3CL wrote:For the love of God can people stop mentioning Asik, Parsons, Bogut and all these other unathletic scrub players ?
These guys are a byproduct of playing in a balanced system, playing with a Kobe Bryant most likely leads to not being as productive as they are now with their teams.
You guys get too choked into the moment of defeat and don't think with a clear conscience. You start thinking these players I'm seeing mentioned on the board will just suddenly propel us to championship level. They're all ROLE players, yeah they could help if playing off the bench. But if these guys are starters what does that tell you about those teams ?
And truth be told some of those teams weren't that much better than us even when they were the ones that didn't suffer all the injuries we did.


DEEP3CL wrote:For the love of God can people stop mentioning Asik, Parsons, Bogut and all these other unathletic scrub players ?
These guys are a byproduct of playing in a balanced system, playing with a Kobe Bryant most likely leads to not being as productive as they are now with their teams.
You guys get too choked into the moment of defeat and don't think with a clear conscience. You start thinking these players I'm seeing mentioned on the board will just suddenly propel us to championship level. They're all ROLE players, yeah they could help if playing off the bench. But if these guys are starters what does that tell you about those teams ?
And truth be told some of those teams weren't that much better than us even when they were the ones that didn't suffer all the injuries we did.
DEEP3CL wrote:For the love of God can people stop mentioning Asik, Parsons, Bogut and all these other unathletic scrub players ?
These guys are a byproduct of playing in a balanced system, playing with a Kobe Bryant most likely leads to not being as productive as they are now with their teams.
You guys get too choked into the moment of defeat and don't think with a clear conscience. You start thinking these players I'm seeing mentioned on the board will just suddenly propel us to championship level. They're all ROLE players, yeah they could help if playing off the bench. But if these guys are starters what does that tell you about those teams ?
And truth be told some of those teams weren't that much better than us even when they were the ones that didn't suffer all the injuries we did.

NEM wrote:DEEP3CL wrote:For the love of God can people stop mentioning Asik, Parsons, Bogut and all these other unathletic scrub players ?
These guys are a byproduct of playing in a balanced system, playing with a Kobe Bryant most likely leads to not being as productive as they are now with their teams.
You guys get too choked into the moment of defeat and don't think with a clear conscience. You start thinking these players I'm seeing mentioned on the board will just suddenly propel us to championship level. They're all ROLE players, yeah they could help if playing off the bench. But if these guys are starters what does that tell you about those teams ?
And truth be told some of those teams weren't that much better than us even when they were the ones that didn't suffer all the injuries we did.
Playing with Kobe will make them suck? How so? Asik played with rose and is playing with harden and is doing a damn good job. Bogut is playing next to curry and they're about to knock off the 57 win nuggets. Varejao was highly touted around the league when lebron was there and is now again with the rise of Irving. Same goes for Tyson chandler with cp3, dirk, and now melo. They create extra shot opportunities for your team without being a cancer. They also do an admirable job on defense, without the headache that Howard causes. No one said they will bring you a championship, but they would be key pieces in building a champion. Howard, while a great defender, thinks he is a top offensive player in this league and flat out doesn't try on d if he is not given the ball repeatedly on o. If you feed him in the post he is a ball stopper and an offense killer. So think about it, if he is an offense killer, he can play the best defense EVER, if your team can't score, what's the point? Asik and all those other guys allow everyone else to do the scoring without demanding the ball. The only time they will score is off put backs and pick and rolls, which is a exactly what you need when you have a perimeter superstar.
Also, Shaq was the same way, the difference being that shaq was dominant on offense so you could go to him in crunch time. He also hit free throws when it counted, so you could go to him in crunch time and you didn't have to sit him until the two minute mark in fear that they would foul.
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SlavaMedvedenko wrote:NEM wrote:DEEP3CL wrote:For the love of God can people stop mentioning Asik, Parsons, Bogut and all these other unathletic scrub players ?
These guys are a byproduct of playing in a balanced system, playing with a Kobe Bryant most likely leads to not being as productive as they are now with their teams.
You guys get too choked into the moment of defeat and don't think with a clear conscience. You start thinking these players I'm seeing mentioned on the board will just suddenly propel us to championship level. They're all ROLE players, yeah they could help if playing off the bench. But if these guys are starters what does that tell you about those teams ?
And truth be told some of those teams weren't that much better than us even when they were the ones that didn't suffer all the injuries we did.
Playing with Kobe will make them suck? How so? Asik played with rose and is playing with harden and is doing a damn good job. Bogut is playing next to curry and they're about to knock off the 57 win nuggets. Varejao was highly touted around the league when lebron was there and is now again with the rise of Irving. Same goes for Tyson chandler with cp3, dirk, and now melo. They create extra shot opportunities for your team without being a cancer. They also do an admirable job on defense, without the headache that Howard causes. No one said they will bring you a championship, but they would be key pieces in building a champion. Howard, while a great defender, thinks he is a top offensive player in this league and flat out doesn't try on d if he is not given the ball repeatedly on o. If you feed him in the post he is a ball stopper and an offense killer. So think about it, if he is an offense killer, he can play the best defense EVER, if your team can't score, what's the point? Asik and all those other guys allow everyone else to do the scoring without demanding the ball. The only time they will score is off put backs and pick and rolls, which is a exactly what you need when you have a perimeter superstar.
Also, Shaq was the same way, the difference being that shaq was dominant on offense so you could go to him in crunch time. He also hit free throws when it counted, so you could go to him in crunch time and you didn't have to sit him until the two minute mark in fear that they would foul.
I think the essence of his message is that none of those guys are anywhere remotely near fair value for Dwight Howard.
MaxwellSmart wrote:I hate to say this, but Go Lakers....
MaxwellSmart wrote:I hate to say this, but Go Lakers....


Ballah wrote:Nobody leaves the Lakers, specially not when they can offer more money.
Kevaroo wrote:It seems as if everyone is down playing the Dwight/Kupchak exchange when he was walking through the tunnel. That was a very telling sign, not a good one either. Have there been a rumblings as to what was really said? Please don't say he was saying it to a fan or he was yelling at the refs. Anyone believing that is a fool.

gotokyo wrote:Kevaroo wrote:It seems as if everyone is down playing the Dwight/Kupchak exchange when he was walking through the tunnel. That was a very telling sign, not a good one either. Have there been a rumblings as to what was really said? Please don't say he was saying it to a fan or he was yelling at the refs. Anyone believing that is a fool.
It's already been confirmed he wasn't talking to Mitch.

Ballah wrote:Nobody leaves the Lakers, specially not when they can offer more money.
Patman wrote:gotokyo wrote:Kevaroo wrote:It seems as if everyone is down playing the Dwight/Kupchak exchange when he was walking through the tunnel. That was a very telling sign, not a good one either. Have there been a rumblings as to what was really said? Please don't say he was saying it to a fan or he was yelling at the refs. Anyone believing that is a fool.
It's already been confirmed he wasn't talking to Mitch.
Well, of course, they're gonna downplay it.
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Eye witness RT @JP810 I'm sitting by the tunnel and he was mad at the refs pic.twitter.com/neDFfy2gaR
Blue_and_Whte wrote:Ballah wrote:Nobody leaves the Lakers, specially not when they can offer more money.
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