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Originally Posted by GH0STrider
Think even harder back to the wcf of 2005 and 2006. Why did the suns lose those series? Cause they played against far superior defensive units who were able to shut them down. Mike's approach has been given a chance- with one of the best teams in the nba. What more of a chance to you need to see that it doesn't work? The knicks aren't going to prove anything the suns already have. They aren't going to buyout eddy curry, zach randalph, Steph Marbury, or jamal crawford. Those guys have problems on and off the court but they are proven and valuable nba talents none the less. They could trade them for something I'm sure, my point in the previous post is that they won't get anywhere near equal value because of the weaknesses that their time with the knicks has expossed. Lebron is from cleveland, he wouldn't jump ship. The cavs will always be able to pay him and he has had great success the past 3 years. They are just a player away from a tittle. They simply need a good number 2 option.
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I am not sure about both Curry and Randalph's market values, if they are still worth anything at all; but Marbury's expiring contract surely will be attractive to some.
As for the Cavs, I think they need a good ball handler before anything else. Him, D-Wade and Bosh will surely attract ALOT of attention by 2010; but we will see how their respective teams respond by then.
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Originally Posted by GH0STrider
what is that suppossed to mean? How have I ever been a fair weather fan? I have talked shit about the celtics since day one. Just cause they are winning know doesn't mean I am a fan. I simply see a talented team. calling it as you see it does not make you a fair weather fan. Further more- I have never claimed to be a celtic fan. I'm not. Never have been, never will be.
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I meant you will feel right at home arguing with them, dude.
