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It's tough because the league has taken significant steps in the CBA to prevent this, but if a guy is really willing to sacrifice dozens of millions of dollars, what can be done?

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One of the worst things to come from the rise of the Heat is the popularity of Dan LeBetard.

Would the Miami big 3 (or 2-1/2 or whatever they are now) really want Carmelo on their team? They won't get the ball back if they pass to him, and I'm not sure they'd pass enough to him to make him happy.

I've so lost interest in the NBA anyway.

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Why is the same kid singing the national anthem again?

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Anyone who thinks the Spurs play boring basketball should just quit watching the NBA.

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lukethedrifter wrote:Anyone who thinks the Spurs play boring basketball should just quit watching the NBA.
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I LOVE the way they play. If they can find a way to win the championship this year, it will be 5 titles for them in 15 years. I think they're one of the more under-appreciated franchises, not only in NBA history, but in all of sports.

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Incredible ball movement. Kawhi Leonard is becoming a beast. Diaw playing so well.

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The Spurs are the Cardinals of the NBA. The ball movement is incredible - they make a laser pass to setup another laser pass to setup a dish to a wide open guy.

Leonard is going to be a star. He's like a 5 tool baseball player with 60 marks across the board.

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lukethedrifter wrote:Anyone who thinks the Spurs play boring basketball should just quit watching the NBA.
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Using the narrative from 2006 is the ultimate in lazy analysis. If people don't know now, they don't know the game.
jim wrote:Leonard is going to be a star. He's like a 5 tool baseball player with 60 marks across the board.
Shades of '91 Pippen.

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I would like to see what Leonard can do as a #1 or 2 guy. We might find out soon enough. If/when the Spurs win the title I wouldn't be surprised if Duncan and Ginobli both retire.

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We drafted Patty Mills 55th in 2009. He had a few short-minute runs then went to China. Mostly remembered for being a really cool guy off the court, and raising money in PDX when Australia had those floods. Now he's a valuable rotation member on a Finals team. Exact same background (minus China) for Jeff Ayers (picked him 31st in 2009), though he was more valuable to them in the season on 'Pop nights'. Pop is like LaRussa/Duncan.

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