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By: mark

mark — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 19:16:06 +0000

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By: Taco-pants

Taco-pants — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 22:27:00 +0000

jeez, you guys. i go on a little vacation, and i come back to find that things have gotten quite ugly here in my absence. people calling each other racists? really? and now there’s some guy on here calling himself papamoe??? people, please. in my day, people would make their gripe and/or ridiculous trade proposal (larry hughes for fuddruckers gift card, anybody???), take their snarky little dig at alan t, and be on their way. my how times have changed…

the cavs are playing ugly, soft ball right now and they look like they just don’t care. they have major chemistry issues, and no prospects to make any significant moves. i think that if they all get together and watched remember the titans or some inspriational sports movie, they would totally get it together. if this season were a movie, this would be the part where they come together as a team, and then there’s a montage (cue the music) of them kicking everyone’s butt. I think what this team needs is a life sized cardboard cutout of danny ferry, and everytime the cavs get a win, they take a little piece of his clothing off. if anyone has a better idea, i’m all ears.

By: Corporate Whore

Corporate Whore — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 15:09:00 +0000

Classic over analysis by PapaMoe. Dude, Kobe takes bad shots. Jordan took bad shots. All great scorers take bad shots from time to time. Severely untouched? My God, you think he is the most talented player ever to play in the NBA. That’s high praise indeed. He may be. I’m not so sure about that. You nailed the making FT’s, though. All the great wing players could make them at at least an 80% clip. Of course he’s much bigger than most wing players. But, not an excuse. 80% is needed.

He can shoot. Not as well as any of us would like. As far as throwing a lot of bad passes, this is classic over analysis. For how much he has the ball, his TO rate isn’t that high. Lower than many PG’s. And ALL those players, with the possible exception of Kobe last year, had a ton more talent around them than James, so that statement was just silly. BTW, you obviously didn’t watch Kobe much last year. He took whole games off.

By: PapaMoe

PapaMoe — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 10:25:36 +0000

We’ve lost many games because lbj can’t shoot foul shoots. If you are going to be a leader then there are prerequisites to stardom. Like having a killer instinct as a personality, not just some major games or some highlight passes. Koby, MJ, Reggie Miller, Baron Davis, Steve Nash and others have that killer instinct game after game, night after night. Passivity during quarters is not leadership. Yeah LBJ has great skills, but they are severly untouched and unrefined.No more those stupid long fade aways when you are double teamed. Learn to make a foul shoot.

By: PapaMoe

PapaMoe — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 10:02:22 +0000

Most of you guys are afraid to put some of the blame on LBJ. When he says that he’s probably the only guy that gets doubled every night..come on with that Bullsst****statement. You can’nt shoot, you throw a lot of bad passes. You are slow off the pick and roll. The NBA has hyped him like he is a God. In fairness though he has not had a coach that could really teach him the came. Its been ojt. But hell stop those fckd up fall aways and take your big a** to the hole. Also learn to move more without the ball

By: alan t.

alan t. — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 00:36:30 +0000

Majerle, it was printed in one of Sam Smith’s rumor-mongering Chicago Tribune columns. In Smith’s case, the words “rumor-mongering” and “column” normally are redundant. He actually wrote that he read it in an e-mail from somebody, but he has been unable to confirm even a word of it, but then went on devote a few paragraphs of “hey, what ifs.” Kind of like Ferry is barricaded in his office and working the phones, and amongst other possibilities, ‘ol Ferry was *this close* to acquiring Kevin Garnett.

Wallace and Hinrich for Hughes and Gooden was a Windy City reporter’s version of made-up silliness. No pun intended.

By: danmajerle

danmajerle — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 21:19:16 +0000

billy where did you see taht wallace for gooden trade?

By: jim

jim — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 20:41:44 +0000

Instead of going after Tony Parker, Baron Davis, J-Kidd, and Chris Paul, I think Fairy should propose: Snow and Jones for Odom, then they can convert Odom to point and see how that goes. A website called HeyLamarodompleasegivemehalloween candynextyear.cav can pop up and a bunch of rich 12 year olds can go on and dis Hughes and Odom.

Oh wait, no one wants Snow or Jones. Damn! Maybe we can throw in Shannon Brown, after all he had a decent game like a year and a half ago.

By: danmajerle

danmajerle — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 20:28:07 +0000

kj, why don’t you just man up and admit when you’re wrong? in your rant about the celtics you were making the point that the cavs didn’t need to improve themselves in the off-season. and when someone else pointed out how every other team in the east took steps to improve themselves, you made fun of them.

you were saying the bobcats and celtics and etc were not going to be better than the cavs. that the cavs would be better because boobie and sasha and shannon brown would grow up and become more skilled. so the cavs didn’t need to make any moves.

but now you have to admit sasha and shannon arent improved and the cavs have lost to all those teams including the knicks. why can’t people like you just admit when you were flat out wrong? why do you have to attack everyone that even disagrees with you?

go back and read all your posts. its clear you were wrong and that idiot terry pluto hair was right.

sheesh.