I don't watch basketball anymore. It's just become a star player sport. Not much of a team effort. Also my Pistons suck.
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You should watch San Antonio and Chicago play. They're old school teams, it's really nice to watch. In fact Bulls play even more team ball without Rose, but they're not going to get far without him. Man this sucks, been following Bulls since I was a kid and last 3 years have been great, this is a huge blow to the team and my stomach. Sucks...I don't watch basketball anymore. It's just become a star player sport. Not much of a team effort. Also my Pistons suck.
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dezymond said:Lol everyone keeps saying that now. This is his first real season filled with injuries. I think Chicago and their medical staff handled it really well. The problem is Rose trying to find his rhythm, you can't sit close to 30 games and expect to be 100%. The injury that Rose got today could've happened at any point of the game, it just sucks because all the rehab he had to do it's just another injury to another part of his leg.
There is hope though. Hopefully it's not a tear of any of his ligaments (but I'm pretty sure it is), but if it is he can definitely adjust his game, look at CP3. He used to be a slasher and ankle breaker much like Rose, he still is but he's improved the other parts of his game greatly because he paces himself now. I hope the same isn't for Rose, but if it is so, he'll have to adjust his game. The only downside to it for Rose is that he doesn't have the vision that CP3 does so it'll be more of a challenge for him.
This compact season took a toll on Rose. It also wasn't fair that Chicago had one of the "fastest" schedules in the league because they played alot more games than any other team for the first half of the season iirc, at least the most in a given week, it was brutal. Chicago wasn't quite healthy because of it, but at the same time they found another identity that they could play without their star. It's great that it was able to come together like that, but without Rose they're not a championship team.
dezymond said:I hate the Heat because it's full of divas and actors. Wade literally plays to flop, it's a joke. No matter who the opponent is Heat get all the calls, it's embarrassing and it just ruins the game. JVG is right, there needs to be serious action against flopping with severe consequences. Look at that one play Chandler set a screen and Lebron ran into it backwards, yeah it was hard but only because of Lebron's backpedaling. Before he goes down he waves his arms out flailing and exaggerates the whiplash, it's a joke.
I greatly respected Wade before last year's finals. He turned into a damn child, actin sick cause Dirk was. If Lebron wasn't on the team he'd never do that, or at least feed the media with that garbage. Two clowns flopping their way through the NBA and their dummy sidekick Bosh.
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Seriously, the integrity of basketball is ruined cause of these flopping clowns. I admit Dirk and some Mavs flop, but it's never been overexaggerated like the 3 stooges
In terms of actually playing the part of the traditional PG, the only comparison to CP3 is Rondo. However, today's NBA requires your PG to do alot of scoring as well and Rose is certainly one of the best if not the best at it. If I had to choose who to start a franchise with I honestly would have a hard time, give me the second pick and I'd be happy. They're two different types of PG, but each are arguably the best at their specialty. The true PG is a dying breed much like the traditional true Center (I believe only Hibbert and Bynum can fulfill this, or at least show the potential to).The Knicks had a difficult second half of the season. Right before they got into the playoffs they had a lot of away games with good teams ina short span of time. Hence possibly the several injuries.
Cp3 is a far better pg than rose in my opinion simply because of the fact that cp3 looks to pass first then score. He's a true pg. Rose isn't.
dezymond said:In terms of actually playing the part of the traditional PG, the only comparison to CP3 is Rondo. However, today's NBA requires your PG to do alot of scoring as well and Rose is certainly one of the best if not the best at it. If I had to choose who to start a franchise with I honestly would have a hard time, give me the second pick and I'd be happy. They're two different types of PG, but each are arguably the best at their specialty. The true PG is a dying breed much like the traditional true Center (I believe only Hibbert and Bynum can fulfill this, or at least show the potential to).
The game has evolved to a more athletic fast paced game and the players are changing to play at that level. I can always enjoy a game ran by CP3 or Rose, don't ask me who'd I'd take though, I'll let you choose first.
alboboy10 said:Not to mention that these people watch themselves on espn later and the whole world can watch them flop...it's so embarrassing. Lebron is garbage...never again can anyone compare him to kobe, Jordan, or any of these greats. Not even to durant
dezymond said:I'm not going to lie the guy's game is amazing, but he's just not a good person imo. I didn't like him from day one as he fell into his own hype ans proclaimed himself king. Its one thing to be cocky but Lebron is just plain conceited and feels entitled to everything. NBA has become more of an ego filler for stars than anything.
Eh enough ranting for me about the 3 stooges. Definitely going to be some good games today. Wish Suns were in though instead of the jazz, Nash deserved one more playoff run as a Sun...
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There's only one quality I absolutely hate about Nash though, his loyalty to a team. Friends laugh at me for this comparison, but Nash is the Golden Retriever of the league. Loves everyone in a good home, but Suns are literally showing him the ball and not throwing it, it's torture. Sarver is an incompetent owner and really has no interest in spending money to make the team better (spending the same amount you would've offered Amare to Frye, Childress, Warrick, and some others, really?!?!). I hope Nash goes to a contender(not Miami), but I have a real strong feeling he's going to re-sign with the Suns, loves the city, the people, his teammates, and the only other place he's ever called home was Dallas. One of the classiest guys in the league, but he definitely gets taken advantage of, and I hate it.Nash is class, a great player and a great human. It's more important to be a great human first then a great athlete. Even if you're an athlete, because you bring more than just athleticism to the team.
That's why I say Lebron is garbage, obviously he's a good player but he's trash as a person.
Miami really is a team to HATE, not one of the three "stars" is a good person. Even their garbage players (everybody else) have been influenced.
NY will spend a ton on Lin. Unfortunately, wherever Nash goes other than Phoenix, he would be a backup. I see him signing with Phoenix because he'll retain the starting gig and because he calls it home. I would love to see him go to Minnesota, but I don't think that'll happen. I know Rubio has idolized Nash since he was a kid, imagine if Nash took him under his wing:blink:I'd love to see Nash play for NYC. But I doubt it'll happen