CrushAlot wrote:

Nalod wrote:We a bit down on Tyson these days?

Starting center on a 54 game winning team, olympian DPOY with a ring and we now scrapping him?

Wish trade: Any team Rondo goes to that does not play in Manhatten!

Tyson's play in the playoffs, his lack of leadership in the playoffs and his being a 'leader' in the media without taking ownership for his own play has me down on him. I will root for him if he is a knick but I lost a lot of respect for him last spring and his play was horrible.

Wonder if he had Mono, or something other. I don't trust the MSG propaganda outlet. IM not saying he had something to be embarassed about, just something they might deem "unmarketable". Maybe he has Lupus?

Lets see if he can return to form. If its physical I can't hate on a guy. The whole media thing is funny. MSG has media consultants standnig next to these guys so its weird.

His beard sucks. NBA players mouths move and the same crap spews out.

Even though felton is doo-doo he's better than whomever takes his place.

EnySpree wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:

NYKBocker wrote:Lin and Asik for Tyson. Would make me very happy.

Fair trade on first glance but then you realize Houston already has Dwight.

Remember when people argued Tyson is better or they rather have him than Dwight hahahahaha

I would rather have Tyson than Dwight. Dwight is big for nothing and isn't a very smart player. For all the muscless he can get thrown off his position fairly easy. Tyson locked him up the lat year he was in Orlando. That I'll give him.

I still believe Tyson is trash though. Overrated. My trade prices that is possible to trade him but also very hard to find something that won't make the fans kill themselves because they love to suck the Tyson sack so much

In the same post you say Tyson is trash and that you'd take him over Dwight Howard? That is an odd combination of beliefs!

Bonn1997 wrote:

EnySpree wrote:

gunsnewing wrote:

NYKBocker wrote:Lin and Asik for Tyson. Would make me very happy.

Fair trade on first glance but then you realize Houston already has Dwight.

Remember when people argued Tyson is better or they rather have him than Dwight hahahahaha

I would rather have Tyson than Dwight. Dwight is big for nothing and isn't a very smart player. For all the muscless he can get thrown off his position fairly easy. Tyson locked him up the lat year he was in Orlando. That I'll give him.

I still believe Tyson is trash though. Overrated. My trade prices that is possible to trade him but also very hard to find something that won't make the fans kill themselves because they love to suck the Tyson sack so much

In the same post you say Tyson is trash and that you'd take him over Dwight Howard? That is an odd combination of beliefs!

CrushAlot wrote:

Nalod wrote:We a bit down on Tyson these days?

Starting center on a 54 game winning team, olympian DPOY with a ring and we now scrapping him?

Wish trade: Any team Rondo goes to that does not play in Manhatten!

Tyson's play in the playoffs, his lack of leadership in the playoffs and his being a 'leader' in the media without taking ownership for his own play has me down on him. I will root for him if he is a knick but I lost a lot of respect for him last spring and his play was horrible.

I think the strategic way to play Tyson is to reduce his regular season minutes and ask him to shoot that 14 footer he is very capable of hitting. In the season Dallas won the championship Tysone avg 5 minutes LESS than he did last year and was able to hold up during the playoffs. I would keep him around 25 minutes and just ask him to have confidence once or twice a game in his 14 footer without changing his regular game. Its already proven that a team with Chandler at center can win a chip. But I think relying on him for 33+ and consider him a pseudo all star that he is not--then thats a mistake. We need guys like Amare Tyson and Kenyon to play less--we need to use all of our assets. This team is basically set for next season for the most part--lets just see where it goes.

BRIGGS wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

Nalod wrote:We a bit down on Tyson these days?

Starting center on a 54 game winning team, olympian DPOY with a ring and we now scrapping him?

Wish trade: Any team Rondo goes to that does not play in Manhatten!

Tyson's play in the playoffs, his lack of leadership in the playoffs and his being a 'leader' in the media without taking ownership for his own play has me down on him. I will root for him if he is a knick but I lost a lot of respect for him last spring and his play was horrible.

I think the strategic way to play Tyson is to reduce his regular season minutes and ask him to shoot that 14 footer he is very capable of hitting. In the season Dallas won the championship Tysone avg 5 minutes LESS than he did last year and was able to hold up during the playoffs. I would keep him around 25 minutes and just ask him to have confidence once or twice a game in his 14 footer without changing his regular game. Its already proven that a team with Chandler at center can win a chip. But I think relying on him for 33+ and consider him a pseudo all star that he is not--then thats a mistake. We need guys like Amare Tyson and Kenyon to play less--we need to use all of our assets. This team is basically set for next season for the most part--lets just see where it goes.

You the man Briggs. I agree. If Tyson had a jumper I might ease off him. He just doesn't improve. After 12 years?