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10-16-2007, 10:17 PM
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Re: Am I blind or is there really no Kobe to Dallas thread???
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] <-Dallas fan: don't want him [/ QUOTE ] Retarded. If you can get Kobe without giving up dirk than you have to do it. Especially if it was for a deal like this (which wouldn't get it done so I guess this is a mute point). [/ QUOTE ] It isn't retarded. I'd like a player with better character, not a selfish prick. I didn't want TO (and could not care less if he left). I don't want Bonds. [/ QUOTE ] racist obv |
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#22
10-16-2007, 10:18 PM
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Re: Am I blind or is there really no Kobe to Dallas thread???
If we can get Kobe while keeping Dirk and Harris, you'd be batshit insane not to love the deal.
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10-16-2007, 10:23 PM
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Re: Am I blind or is there really no Kobe to Dallas thread???
BigSoonerFan,
Please don't be in the room if this decision could somehow be made. I for one would like the greatest basketball player on the planet to be playing for Dallas. |
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#25
10-16-2007, 10:24 PM
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Re: Am I blind or is there really no Kobe to Dallas thread???
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] <-Dallas fan: don't want him [/ QUOTE ] Retarded. If you can get Kobe without giving up dirk than you have to do it. Especially if it was for a deal like this (which wouldn't get it done so I guess this is a mute point). [/ QUOTE ] It isn't retarded. I'd like a player with better character, not a selfish prick. [/ QUOTE ] You could actually be an NBA GM  But that isn't saying a lot... |
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#26
10-16-2007, 10:25 PM
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Re: Am I blind or is there really no Kobe to Dallas thread???
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It isn't retarded. I'd like a player with better character, not a selfish prick. I didn't want TO (and could not care less if he left). I don't want Bonds. [/ QUOTE ] Last I heard, A.C. Green is available. |
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#27
10-16-2007, 10:26 PM
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Re: Am I blind or is there really no Kobe to Dallas thread???
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[ QUOTE ] <-Dallas fan: don't want him [/ QUOTE ] Retarded. If you can get Kobe without giving up dirk than you have to do it. Especially if it was for a deal like this (which wouldn't get it done so I guess this is a mute point). [/ QUOTE ] Seems like a moot point too, although you're right that it wasn't making much sound. |
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#28
10-16-2007, 10:29 PM
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Re: Am I blind or is there really no Kobe to Dallas thread???
ESPN NBA Analyst Chad Ford's column today...
The Favorite Chicago Bulls This is no surprise. It's well-known Bryant wants to play in Chicago, and the Bulls have the roster to get a deal done. After passing on Pau Gasol, losing in the conference semifinals decisively and missing out on Kevin Garnett, you have to believe that the Bulls and GM John Paxson are feeling some pressure. So who would they give up? From the sound of things, they won't part with Luol Deng (which could turn out to be a deal-breaker). Without Deng involved, they have two basic packages to offer: Option 1: Kirk Hinrich, Ben Gordon, Joakim Noah, Viktor Khryapa and Adrian Griffin. (View the deal in our Trade Machine.) This deal would work, even though Hinrich is a base-year compensation player. It would give the Lakers a new backcourt and a player in Noah with the personality and star appeal to thrive in L.A. But would the Bulls lose too much? Who would play point guard for them? Would a combo of Bryant, Deng and Ben Wallace trump Garnett, Ray Allen and Paul Pierce in the East? Option 2: Ben Gordon, Joakim Noah, Viktor Khryapa, Adrian Griffin, P.J. Brown (in a sign-and-trade) and two first-round draft picks. This deal probably would work better for the Bulls. They would have a core that would make them the favorites to win the East. The question is whether it would be enough for the Lakers. Gordon and Noah are nice pieces, but the draft picks would likely be low first-rounders. Adding Brown (in a deal that would allow the Lakers to release him after Year 1) would give them roughly $14 million in cap relief next summer. But with Gordon looking for a long-term extension, he could make much of those savings go away. Note: The Bulls could throw in Andres Nocioni to sweeten the deal, but he can't be traded until mid-December per league free agent rules. And of course, players like Chris Duhon and Tyrus Thomas could be used in other versions of the options above. |
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10-16-2007, 10:30 PM
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Re: Am I blind or is there really no Kobe to Dallas thread???
He also mentions: Washington, Phoenix, Atlanta, and Memphis as all somewhat likely options.
Dallas was not mentioned anywhere in the column. |
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10-16-2007, 10:30 PM
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Re: Am I blind or is there really no Kobe to Dallas thread???
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] <-Dallas fan: don't want him [/ QUOTE ] Retarded. If you can get Kobe without giving up dirk than you have to do it. Especially if it was for a deal like this (which wouldn't get it done so I guess this is a mute point). [/ QUOTE ] Seems like a moot point too, although you're right that it wasn't making much sound. [/ QUOTE ] nit. sorry I forgot to bring my proper english to the internet forums. And how is my point not solid? That deal would never happen. |
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