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http://hoopshype.com/salaries/new_york.htm How would Chicago make it work if New York can't? Even if you get rid of Hienrich's contract, you are still roughly at the same place New York is. And that is "if". I think you are misinterpreting my point on chemistry issues in chicago with a potential bosh/wade addition. Rose is not exactly a ball distributing pg and he doesnt shoot 3's. He averages about 18 shots a game. Deng shoots about 15 shots a game. Wade is going to want his 20 and has never been accused of being a good 3 pt shooter and Bosh is going to want his 15...and then you have whoever is else left. Lets say Noah. So you have a lineup without anyone to distribute the ball. You have no one that consistently knock down a three point shot. And you have 4 guys that are all use to getting 15-20 shots a game. Those are four great pieces indeed but they don't really fit. Hence, chemistry issues. Miami makes more and more sense the more i think about it. |
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So Wade, Rose, Deng, Bosh and Noah wouldnt be a tough line up with Gibson and Slamons and the mid level exception player off the bench? You like Wade, Chalmers, Beasley, Bosh and player to be named later better? |
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In miami, you don't have much money promised out and you can find players that would compliment wade and bosh. Beasley has been playing well lately but you get a nice return in a trade for him if you dont feel like he works. Either way, you have a blank slate with two studs and a bunch of money to fill in the blanks. |
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A blank slate doesnt means that you can get the right pieces around them. Currently Miami has a slightly below average PG and an enigma signed through next year. The idea that they can fill out the roster with players that would be of the quality of Chicagos with the limited money they would have is a longshot. And that is if you believe you can be a championship calibur team with Mario Chalmers at the point and Micheal Beasley playing 35 minutes at whatever position that it is that he plays. |
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If you still don't understand how there would be chemistry issues, anyway, i dont know what to tell you. You have 5 guys, none of them shoot threes or passes and 4 of them are use to 15-20 shots a game. You bring up salmons but you play 5 guys at a time in the NBA. So how can that work? It doesnt...except in rotisserie leagues but it doesnt even work there because you would get killed in a couple of categories. Now, if your claim is that maybe they get a couple of the players you named to create cap space (perhaps deng or even rose) and find lesser paid parts that actually fit on the court, i can buy that. But a starting lineup of deng, rose, wade, bosh and noah doesnt work on many levels. Yes, four very talented players but talented players don't always play well together. |
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SG - Wade (could pace himself with other weapons unlike now where he is basically asked to carry the entire load) SF - Deng (He probably isnt worth his contract but is a good mid range scorer who would benefit greatly from playing with Wade and Bosh. Pretty good defender and rebounder with length) PF - Noah (Relentless rebounder and good low post defender who stepped up his game this year before getting hurt. Does not need offensive touches) C- Bosh (24-10 guy, very good defender in prime of his career) 6th mn - Salomns - (Offensive minded player who could spell Wade and Deng. Good 3 pt shooter) 7th man - Taj Gibson - (Good rookie season so far, brings energy and rebounding, has tons of upside) It looks like the puzzle pieces fit pretty well. Each player is suited to their role. I have no idea how you dont see these players fitting together. It is a longshot to happen as they would still have to get rid of Thomas and Hinrich without taking on money and may even need Wade to take a little less than max money to fill up the cupboard. I will give you that all the dominos falling to make this happen is far from a certainty. But that team would be a serious contender. |
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Moving the 3 pt line changed the game and teams that can't consistently knock them down don't win. Period. Teams that don't pass, don't win. Period. I think you are just being stubborn because obviously you know this stuff. Its a moot point regardless. |
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The Knicks have almost no chance of getting below $27 million and have a Euro perimeter player, a fair SF, a really raw rookie PF, a useless PF and a tub of **** coming back next year. |
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Lots of benefits to playing in NY and plus the following year they will have even more room. The pieces are complimentary and there is room to add more the following year. It could work easier for NY than chicago. |
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Chuck, its okay to be wrong. Its okay if someone else is right. You don't have to constantly make excuses. This "diverting" is not becoming of you. It is small and you are a big guy.
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Diverting? Please show me where I said Wade and Bosh were going to Chicago? Oh you can't because I didn't. I mean this is ridiculous on your behalf. There are 170 or so posts and you cant post one where I said that I thought they would go to Chicago. When I posted two where I said i didn't think it would happen you conveniently ignore them and then post where I point out the truth (that Chicago's current roster is stronger than Miami's-which is still true) you actually believe that this "proves" your point? Yeah you were right in Feb saying that Wade and Bosh were going to Miami which was pretty much what everyone else was saying at that point. That doesnt make me wrong because again I didn't say where I THOUGHT they would go, just the possibility that Chicago could become an option. Which by the way it did. In case you forget or simply overlooked it I didn't take your terribly one sided bet back in Feb. |
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^^^^Her scenario is very wet.
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How emasculated is dala's bf? LOL
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LOL Chuck is feeling very emasculated right now. He hates to be wrong.
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I know. It's not that big of a deal but he won't admit defeat.
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Please point out the post in which I am wrong? Unlike Gales who can see into the future I have had thoughts that occasionaly didnt turnout exactly as they did. But I fail to see when I ever said that Wade and Bosh were going to the Bulls and there are several posts like #95 when i said that is was probably not going to happen.
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Anyone who reads this thread can figure out that you were wrong Chuck. Just admit it. No big deal. We are all wrong at times. Instead, you are some how saying that I am wrong when I told you clearly in the thread Bosh and Wade would be in Miami.
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Uh no they like $$ more
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