He has all the tools to be great but one. He never had the desire to be a pro basketball player. He like most kids want big money and the privilege of being a pro player. Lots of money and all the trappings.

He also has the tools for depression and if overweight even more health problems.

Seems he will be broke soon enough and I don't what else eddy can do that he can be productive at.

So many around him telling him what he wants to hear who could tell him whats important in life? Who could imagine he could go thru his money like that? Who could tell him he should save more for later?

I wish him well.

Marbury on the other hand was a toxin on the team. Eddy is not. He just exists as an injured cap fodder for a potential trade.

Curry would be good in San Antonio or LA.

Marv wrote:

kam77 wrote:I think an Eddy Curry needs to be on a team with veterans who are leaders. Not the baby bulls or the Isiah Knicks.

Curry would be good in San Antonio or LA.

nah man. they got tacos in san antonio and wraps in LA.

Yeah but i think Timmy and Pop would whip EC's ass into shape.
Or Kobe and Phil.

EDIT: I'd pay to watch a reality show of NBA Legends trying to whip EC into shape.

Don't nobody steal my idea.

misterearl wrote:I hope papabear has a nine month old child murdered in the same vicious manner that Eddy Curry lost his

Then I hope papabear goes broke

WTF?!

If you're not just being over-the-top sarcastic, Curry is lazy as all get out and that predated the tragedy. And going broke is all on Curry and not taking care of his cash (by hiring someone to take care of his cash). I can't go after his personal life, but as a basketball player he's been a bust and everyone knows it.

Bippity10 wrote:I wish him to be off my team. I will take it no further then that

yeah seriously. wishing the dude goes broke is a bit over-dramatic. dude is a human-being, and a sloth at that, but wishing ill on somebody over basketball is a bit much.

The simple fact is a lot of these NBA players come from broken homes, broken environments and only those that have strong mental toughness or strong parent(s) are able to truly succeed.

Nalod wrote:I don't wish Eddy any more bad in his life.

He has all the tools to be great but one. He never had the desire to be a pro basketball player. He like most kids want big money and the privilege of being a pro player. Lots of money and all the trappings.

He also has the tools for depression and if overweight even more health problems.

Seems he will be broke soon enough and I don't what else eddy can do that he can be productive at.

So many around him telling him what he wants to hear who could tell him whats important in life? Who could imagine he could go thru his money like that? Who could tell him he should save more for later?

I wish him well.

Marbury on the other hand was a toxin on the team. Eddy is not. He just exists as an injured cap fodder for a potential trade.

Say what you want about Marbury, but at least the dude came into training camp in decent shape. It just boggle my freakin mind how Curry is content is willing to let his career go to crap without a fight. I'm actually rooting for the guy to turn things around, but I'd prefer that he do it on another team.

nyk4ever wrote:

Bippity10 wrote:I wish him to be off my team. I will take it no further then that

yeah seriously. wishing the dude goes broke is a bit over-dramatic. dude is a human-being, and a sloth at that, but wishing ill on somebody over basketball is a bit much.

Papabear Says

I can take back wishing he goes broke but it is rummored that he was rolling with bad people and when you do business or hang with the wrong people bad things happen. All the money he is making and he had to borrow money (an advance) from the team. If he really love his family then he must do the right thing. the man has talent but he is lazy. This is the last year on his contract and he was the last man to come into camp and overweight and out of shape. He needs to do the right thing. For him and his family and stay away from the wrong people.