NBA 10-11
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Faceman
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Re: NBA 10-11
I rooted for him in Cleveland. He was fantastic, did it the right way.
But he quit last year. Actually quit the last two years. And now he acts surprised that people gave expectations for him.
But he quit last year. Actually quit the last two years. And now he acts surprised that people gave expectations for him.
- docellis
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If people stopped doing sex to his mom and his baby momma he would be leading a team to victory.
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The Mavs kind of remind me of the 2006 Cardinals. They had a lot better supporting cast in 2004 and 2005, but somehow lost when it counted. Then when they were considered underdogs, they ended up winning it all out of nowhere.
BTW, I predicted this happening:
BTW, I predicted this happening:
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Was it you before the season that said they bepretty good and I asked why, because I didn't see this hapening this year.TGantz wrote:The Mavs kind of remind me of the 2006 Cardinals. They had a lot better supporting cast in 2004 and 2005, but somehow lost when it counted. Then when they were considered underdogs, they ended up winning it all out of nowhere.
BTW, I predicted this happening:
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That'd be cool, but no that wasn't me. At least I don't remember saying that.
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Congrats thrill.thrill wrote:Their offseason was last year's trade deadline, but beyond that, it's more what the other teams in the west didn't do. I think it's a little early still for the Thunder, the Spurs are old, the Suns have a roster of soft, small forwards, the Nuggets are going to lose Carmelo, the Rockets are intriguing but Yao could be dead, the Blazers are overrated by their fans (sorry, Sai) and too dependent on injury prone dudes, the Jazz are a mystery because they've lost so many old hands to the Bulls and Al Jefferson sucks on defense and the Mavs are experienced. The West is weaker and almost by default they are that high.BigDCardlvr wrote:You really think Mavs #2? I haven't been that impressed with their offseason, what do you see that looks so good?
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Huh? In what world is going to the NBA finals a bad thing or not an accomplishment? And who said anything about Dirks supporting cast or gave Dirk no credit?Faceman wrote:This is a joke. LBJ had a better supporting cast than Dirk. Without question.InvincibleCakeEater wrote:And yes, they earned a trip to the NBA Finals. Not too bad considering they're the most hated team I have ever seen and that this is the worst supporting cast they're going to have.Faceman wrote:Come on. You are not comparing those two. Yeah, Dirk had an off night against like 15 huge games. Did lebron have any big games this series? Not enough? Did hr even play in the 4th?InvincibleCakeEater wrote:He scored as many as Dirk tonight. Had a triple double in game 5. He was pretty awful in game 4 but overall played a hell of a series. Just wasn't good enough.Faceman wrote: You can lose and play better. If lebron left it all on the court, he's git nothing to be ashamed of. You tell me.
When they joined up, had their little "we just did" celebration when they done nothing, they earned this.
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I'm pretty sure I picked the Blazers to beat them in round one.TGantz wrote:Congrats thrill.thrill wrote:Their offseason was last year's trade deadline, but beyond that, it's more what the other teams in the west didn't do. I think it's a little early still for the Thunder, the Spurs are old, the Suns have a roster of soft, small forwards, the Nuggets are going to lose Carmelo, the Rockets are intriguing but Yao could be dead, the Blazers are overrated by their fans (sorry, Sai) and too dependent on injury prone dudes, the Jazz are a mystery because they've lost so many old hands to the Bulls and Al Jefferson sucks on defense and the Mavs are experienced. The West is weaker and almost by default they are that high.BigDCardlvr wrote:You really think Mavs #2? I haven't been that impressed with their offseason, what do you see that looks so good?
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Derrick Rose! Sue Bird! Its the same sport, I swear!MrSaigon wrote:That would almost be as hilarious as the NBA's 'Seriously guys, there is a comparison' campaign they've been running for the WNBA all playoffs.thrill wrote:NBA should do an "It Gets Better" campIgn for the bandwagon Heat fans so they don't jump off.InvincibleCakeEater wrote: Not too bad considering they're the most hated team I have ever seen and that this is the worst supporting cast they're going to have.





