CrushAlot wrote:

mreinman wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:Nice write up on Waiters transition to OKC. I think he is going to do really well there.
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-am-is-waiters-the-thunders-missing-piece/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

He played great yesterday. lets see how it plays out.

It sounds like he is fitting in. He was the scape goat in Cleveland. I would have loved for the Knicks to have gotten him but it does sound like the environment in OKC is helping him.

Kevin Durant is the classiest guy in the league. He is lucky he did not come here, we would have taught him to chuck even more.

CrushAlot wrote:

mreinman wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

mreinman wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:Nice write up on Waiters transition to OKC. I think he is going to do really well there.
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-am-is-waiters-the-thunders-missing-piece/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

He played great yesterday. lets see how it plays out.

It sounds like he is fitting in. He was the scape goat in Cleveland. I would have loved for the Knicks to have gotten him but it does sound like the environment in OKC is helping him.

Kevin Durant is the classiest guy in the league. He is lucky he did not come here, we would have taught him to chuck even more.

Lets hope things are changing with guys being moved out.

Funny you say that because even J.R. looks like he's playing well in Cleveland

Tyson has looked very good all year in Dallas

We've made 2 trades involving supposedly the problem childs and our team looks

No better although we welcome the losses, the quality of play doesn't look better

The system doesn't look like it's being effectively ran 40+ gms into the season

IMO we probably didn't get rid of the right problem

Guess what fans always say well we have cap space and Phil can bring in better players

Well regardless if Melo was here or not or if we hired Phil or not

The cap space was always going to be there but going with the lame out of reasoning

Had Phil traded Melo he would-could have brought in better players to go with

The better players he's going to bring in via cap space

CrushAlot wrote:

F500ONE wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

mreinman wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

mreinman wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:Nice write up on Waiters transition to OKC. I think he is going to do really well there.
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-am-is-waiters-the-thunders-missing-piece/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

He played great yesterday. lets see how it plays out.

It sounds like he is fitting in. He was the scape goat in Cleveland. I would have loved for the Knicks to have gotten him but it does sound like the environment in OKC is helping him.

Kevin Durant is the classiest guy in the league. He is lucky he did not come here, we would have taught him to chuck even more.

Lets hope things are changing with guys being moved out.

Funny you say that because even J.R. looks like he's playing well in Cleveland

Tyson has looked very good all year in Dallas

We've made 2 trades involving supposedly the problem childs and our team looks

No better although we welcome the losses, the quality of play doesn't look better

The system doesn't look like it's being effectively ran 40+ gms into the season

IMO we probably didn't get rid of the right problem

Guess what fans always say well we have cap space and Phil can bring in better players

Well regardless if Melo was here or not or if we hired Phil or not

The cap space was always going to be there but going with the lame out of reasoning

Had Phil traded Melo he would-could have brought in better players to go with

The better players he's going to bring in via cap space

Both guys needed to go. Tyson is in a contract year and had something to prove. JR has a ton of talent but he needed to go. Personally I won't look back on either move with regret.

the question is why do all of our players play better on other teams?

CrushAlot wrote:

F500ONE wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

mreinman wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

mreinman wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:Nice write up on Waiters transition to OKC. I think he is going to do really well there.
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-am-is-waiters-the-thunders-missing-piece/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

He played great yesterday. lets see how it plays out.

It sounds like he is fitting in. He was the scape goat in Cleveland. I would have loved for the Knicks to have gotten him but it does sound like the environment in OKC is helping him.

Kevin Durant is the classiest guy in the league. He is lucky he did not come here, we would have taught him to chuck even more.

Lets hope things are changing with guys being moved out.

Funny you say that because even J.R. looks like he's playing well in Cleveland

Tyson has looked very good all year in Dallas

We've made 2 trades involving supposedly the problem childs and our team looks

No better although we welcome the losses, the quality of play doesn't look better

The system doesn't look like it's being effectively ran 40+ gms into the season

IMO we probably didn't get rid of the right problem

Guess what fans always say well we have cap space and Phil can bring in better players

Well regardless if Melo was here or not or if we hired Phil or not

The cap space was always going to be there but going with the lame out of reasoning

Had Phil traded Melo he would-could have brought in better players to go with

The better players he's going to bring in via cap space

Both guys needed to go. Tyson is in a contract year and had something to prove. JR has a ton of talent but he needed to go. Personally I won't look back on either move with regret.

I don't regret that they're gone, I regret Phil

Didn't know how to get the proper value back

I also regret he didn't address the real problem

He may be able to use a vaccine in a lottery pick and cap space

To improve the team's immune system but if we have cancer

Then the patient will grow gravely ill again

And more than likely we do have the latter, which will result in death

mreinman wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

F500ONE wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

mreinman wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

mreinman wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:Nice write up on Waiters transition to OKC. I think he is going to do really well there.
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-am-is-waiters-the-thunders-missing-piece/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

He played great yesterday. lets see how it plays out.

It sounds like he is fitting in. He was the scape goat in Cleveland. I would have loved for the Knicks to have gotten him but it does sound like the environment in OKC is helping him.

Kevin Durant is the classiest guy in the league. He is lucky he did not come here, we would have taught him to chuck even more.

Lets hope things are changing with guys being moved out.

Funny you say that because even J.R. looks like he's playing well in Cleveland

Tyson has looked very good all year in Dallas

We've made 2 trades involving supposedly the problem childs and our team looks

No better although we welcome the losses, the quality of play doesn't look better

The system doesn't look like it's being effectively ran 40+ gms into the season

IMO we probably didn't get rid of the right problem

Guess what fans always say well we have cap space and Phil can bring in better players

Well regardless if Melo was here or not or if we hired Phil or not

The cap space was always going to be there but going with the lame out of reasoning

Had Phil traded Melo he would-could have brought in better players to go with

The better players he's going to bring in via cap space

Both guys needed to go. Tyson is in a contract year and had something to prove. JR has a ton of talent but he needed to go. Personally I won't look back on either move with regret.

the question is why do all of our players play better on other teams?

Cuz there are not 29 others melos to play with?
Cuz their autoimmune system is better outside MSG?

Illuninatti connect the dog conspiracy of Irish super race Dolan leading a new generation of Secret society Devil worshipping vatican Jews led by "The Stern" and his arian super tall jew Adam Silver.

In clairvoyant demented Phil drooling nonsensical Zen teachings lost on the ears of those willing to accept his apology and the steely glaze of Fish who seek the next savior.

mreinman wrote:SVG is teaching the Detroit idiots how to pass.

I guess he could not do this while Josh was here. Everybody has to buy in and keep the ball moving. One guy can fuk up the flow.

CrushAlot wrote:

mreinman wrote:SVG is teaching the Detroit idiots how to pass.

I guess he could not do this while Josh was here. Everybody has to buy in and keep the ball moving. One guy can fuk up the flow.

He also has a much better chance of keeping Monroe with Smith gone.

Good! Less chance that we sign him

F500ONE wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

F500ONE wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

mreinman wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

mreinman wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:Nice write up on Waiters transition to OKC. I think he is going to do really well there.
http://www.basketballinsiders.com/nba-am-is-waiters-the-thunders-missing-piece/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

He played great yesterday. lets see how it plays out.

It sounds like he is fitting in. He was the scape goat in Cleveland. I would have loved for the Knicks to have gotten him but it does sound like the environment in OKC is helping him.

Kevin Durant is the classiest guy in the league. He is lucky he did not come here, we would have taught him to chuck even more.

Lets hope things are changing with guys being moved out.

Funny you say that because even J.R. looks like he's playing well in Cleveland

Tyson has looked very good all year in Dallas

We've made 2 trades involving supposedly the problem childs and our team looks

No better although we welcome the losses, the quality of play doesn't look better

The system doesn't look like it's being effectively ran 40+ gms into the season

IMO we probably didn't get rid of the right problem

Guess what fans always say well we have cap space and Phil can bring in better players

Well regardless if Melo was here or not or if we hired Phil or not

The cap space was always going to be there but going with the lame out of reasoning

Had Phil traded Melo he would-could have brought in better players to go with

The better players he's going to bring in via cap space

Both guys needed to go. Tyson is in a contract year and had something to prove. JR has a ton of talent but he needed to go. Personally I won't look back on either move with regret.

I don't regret that they're gone, I regret Phil

Didn't know how to get the proper value back

I also regret he didn't address the real problem

He may be able to use a vaccine in a lottery pick and cap space

To improve the team's immune system but if we have cancer

Then the patient will grow gravely ill again

And more than likely we do have the latter, which will result in death

Get a grip

F500ONE wrote:Pistons vs Hawks is such a great game to watch

It's beautiful basketball on both sides of the ball

I haven't seen any triangle ran from these two teams

First half was brutal...even the commentator was making excuses for the bad play saying 'its an early game.' It's picked up in the second half, though....