Waldini:Untradeable?
One more thing: In my humble opinion, 2007 LeBron and 2007 Howard are more untradeable than anyone in the seven-year history of this "Trade Value" column, even surpassing (gulp) 2001 Shaq and 2003 Duncan. Yup, I think we're in pretty good shape with the National Basketball Association right now.
Gangsta D:
The thing with the NBA is, you just can't get equal value for stars and superstars. Who can you get back for Kobe or LeBron? One or two decent players and roster filler. You can only trade superstar for superstar.
Waldini:
Problem is that rarely happens. I am struggling to remember a true superstar for superstar trade in the past 20 yrs.
On a side note, you catch his commentary on Flash's probably state of mind :-)
The thing with the NBA is, you just can't get equal value for stars and superstars. Who can you get back for Kobe or LeBron? One or two decent players and roster filler. You can only trade superstar for superstar.
Waldini:
Problem is that rarely happens. I am struggling to remember a true superstar for superstar trade in the past 20 yrs.
On a side note, you catch his commentary on Flash's probably state of mind :-)
Does anyone have a better cause for demanding a trade than Wade? He's playing hurt on a lottery team with an abrasive coach, a washed-up superstar, multiple head cases and exactly two teammates who care about defense; the potential savior of the season is a white point guard who looks like he just fell out of an Abercrombie catalog; they have no cap space until 2010; and he's playing every home game in a half-filled arena. Which star should be more depressed than Wade right now?
Gangsta D:
Yeah. It's funny how the Lakers appear to have pieces in place to be good, if not this year, then next year and beyond. While the Heat got old and bad real quick. Maybe Kupchak isn't the disastrous fuckhead we all thought he was. I'm more than willing to eat crow on that one, if it comes to fruition.
Da Realist:
That title still bugs you, huh? It doesn't matter how good the Lakers are or how bad the Heat are. Your boys will have to win one just to offset the damage of seeing Shaq win another after he left. You need one just to tie.
How long is Tim Duncan's brand new extension? Good luck.
Gangsta D:
Actually, seeing the Heat in the lottery will even it up for me. The Florida Marlins bought two titles in six years. It happens. Bynum will be a 20-10 guy next year. If he can dominate in the next 4-5 years, coinciding with the end of Kobe's prime, the Lakers will definitely challenge. If he can't, then they won't.
Waldini:
2 yrs ago, the majority were on the Shaq was done wrong train. Now they've hopped on the Shaq is lazy and done train. Flash will be out of Miami when his contract is up Ditto on those Bynum comments.
Da Realist:
"Andrew effin' Bynum? are you kidding me???" -- Kobe Bryant.
Gangsta D:
Who said Kobe was a good GM? Lol
The kid's averaging a double-double this year and is starting to play with a mean streak. Laugh all you want, but as long as he keeps working hard, he's gonna be a beast.
Waldini:
You are going to keep reminding us every time forever eh :-)? It's all good, we deserve it for constantly bringing up Pouty Pippen's migraine meltdown and refusing to enter a game.....
Da Realist:
Who knows how good (or not) Bynum will be. jordan was wrong about bill cartwright when he was traded for charles oakley.
I just like giving y'all shit.
Yeah. It's funny how the Lakers appear to have pieces in place to be good, if not this year, then next year and beyond. While the Heat got old and bad real quick. Maybe Kupchak isn't the disastrous fuckhead we all thought he was. I'm more than willing to eat crow on that one, if it comes to fruition.
Da Realist:
That title still bugs you, huh? It doesn't matter how good the Lakers are or how bad the Heat are. Your boys will have to win one just to offset the damage of seeing Shaq win another after he left. You need one just to tie.
How long is Tim Duncan's brand new extension? Good luck.
Gangsta D:
Actually, seeing the Heat in the lottery will even it up for me. The Florida Marlins bought two titles in six years. It happens. Bynum will be a 20-10 guy next year. If he can dominate in the next 4-5 years, coinciding with the end of Kobe's prime, the Lakers will definitely challenge. If he can't, then they won't.
Waldini:
2 yrs ago, the majority were on the Shaq was done wrong train. Now they've hopped on the Shaq is lazy and done train. Flash will be out of Miami when his contract is up Ditto on those Bynum comments.
Da Realist:
"Andrew effin' Bynum? are you kidding me???" -- Kobe Bryant.
Gangsta D:
Who said Kobe was a good GM? Lol
The kid's averaging a double-double this year and is starting to play with a mean streak. Laugh all you want, but as long as he keeps working hard, he's gonna be a beast.
Waldini:
You are going to keep reminding us every time forever eh :-)? It's all good, we deserve it for constantly bringing up Pouty Pippen's migraine meltdown and refusing to enter a game.....
Da Realist:
Who knows how good (or not) Bynum will be. jordan was wrong about bill cartwright when he was traded for charles oakley.
I just like giving y'all shit.
Gangsta D:
Uh oh! You done done it now! Don't EVER bring up the migraine! lol
Uh oh! You done done it now! Don't EVER bring up the migraine! lol
2 comments:
Boy. The bulls with the first overal draft pick. We need a low post presence but we can not pass up rose. Does anyone think its posible to get Bynum for anyone on the bulls or even multiple bulls. We need the low post presence extreamly badly. I think we would be willing to give up anything for a good center. Plus after the addition of Gasol and the surgery on bynum it may be posible, any ideas.
There's a better chance of me getting the menage with Alicia Keys and Jessica Simpson to pop off than the Lakers trading Bynum. Sorry kid. Ain't gonna happen.
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