BRIGGS wrote:iSergio wrote:I don't get some of you. Players like Carmelo Anthony don't come around often. There are prospects like Danilo Gallinari and Anthony Randolph every year.
#1I don't think you understand the concept of team building versus individual. Were not talking Kobe Bryant. Number 2 can you tell me on a yearly basis guys who look like Gallo and Randolph? Number 3 patience is a virtue:) If it just takes talent to win--than T Mac teams shouldve been in the finals a few times because he was better than Melo in his pure prime--ALSO don't discount that melo has been injury prone over the last 2--and his body type--that he seems to carry a few extra. We have a team now that will give a good showing every night and will get better because of the depth/diversity of the talent---once you give that way for LITERALLY nothing(lack of patience??) than you haev to pray these guys dont miss games. Nope you are wrong--but you usually are:)
that is the #1 thing that excites me about this offseason and the team we have. Its not Amare or one trade or another. Its a team concept built on big, athletic and highly skilled players that will cause matchup problems at all the frontcourt positions.
I'm not going to give that up or break it up yet, I'm just not..
I'm looking at the Pistons team that went to b2b finals and beat a loaded Lakers team with Shaq and Kobe (almost swept them!). That team had size and length and defense at every position. You throw out Felton/Azu/Gallo/AR/Amare and you have a long skilled super athletic uptempo team thats going to push the ball, hit 3's, destroy you inside and can kill you on defense with all the size and length. The only concern at all is there isnt an elite rebounder in the group.
From a team concept this unit is very exciting and needs some time to grow.
I'm not doing ANYTHING until I see these guys for at least 50 games. Talk to me in Feb
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