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Originally Posted by Dutchmalmiss
If Lakers pick up Meeks or Barbosa, that'd be a good start on a solid bench with Barnes and Jamison. Althought, Jamison really can't play D.
Is this the first team to have a "Big Four" or what? Haha.
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i forgot about jamison and barbosa is not a bad combo guard backup. jamison should probably start ahead of ron artest at sf, but then again defense. maybe artest is a better start since they have enough offensive weapons with kobe, gasol, howard, and nash.
i kind of thought boston had a big four when rondo emerged to pair with garnett, allen, and pierce.
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Originally Posted by ManoNegra
NBA teams aren't happy about this trade but can't do anything about it.
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nba teams seem to always not be happy when other teams get stronger. i'm sure no one liked boston, the heat, lakers, etc. when they acquire multiple current/former all-stars.
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Originally Posted by Riq
big market vs small market
Hey Phlip looks like those 3 bandwagon Thunder fans from the finals will be hictching a ride to the Lakers bandwagon come June. Better get your shotgun ready for them    |
i think the media should note a medium market too. haha. small markets to me are like milwaukee, Oklahoma, new orleans, etc. medium markets should be places like orlando, miami, hell even golden state since no one really talks about them even though it is one of the most expensive places to live in.
i liked the fact that they kept gasol. bynum seemed to want to take control of the front court offense and gasol is good at that. i see d12 with his offensive limitations better suited laying defense and grabbing boards and let pau handle the offensive load.
i don't recall there were 3 bandwagon thunder fans. okc has real fans? it's a pretty new franchise, unless they were former seattle fans.