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Yes, I am most definitely a moron because my opinion is different from yours, it isn't a coincidence that RD and Nitro, two of the best posters here, almost always disagree with your dumbass on most topics

Durant will never be as good as LBJ has been the past 2 years, he will eclipse LeBron offensively for sure but LeBron is so much better at everything else.

xyk/kurbyfx is never here and I hardly see Mentch anymore either just knock one of them out.

Pippen probably wouldn't be a legend without MJ.

My only concerns, quite frankly, are how well Demar does and how many games we (don't) win.

I don't think he actually believes that, he probably is just annoyed they stacked their team up in Miami.

any particular reason hustler, or just getting that post count up?

I remember hearing it was supposed to end at the first movie.

I don't know why he would go anywhere besides LA or Miami (if LA is interested), unless he doesn't want a ring lol....

Good to hear, love the pieces in place in LA, just deal Baron and Kaman and build with the youth they have, pick some guys ip in FA along the way.

Players just need to be professional/mature. If you want out do it discretely, have respect for the franchise you've played for and give them the best opportunity to get fair value. I agree players should never be allowed to demand a trade, but every player has the right to request a deal if the team is going the opposite direction, especially players approaching 30. Want a trade to win (Chris Paul) is different then wanting a trade just to get out of a city like Melo is, I mean [expletive] they were a top team in the West last year.

It sucks, all the teams interested are being stingy, and Melo is being so picky about where he wants to sign an extension... unbelievable he would (apparently) extend in New York but not New Jersey.

Don't know where else he would go, LA should make an offer just so Miami doesn't get him TBH.

Again, completely different circumstances. The Suns wouldn't give Amare max money, while the Raptors were throwing the house at Bosh. Bosh acted like a girl this off-season, while Amare humbly went about himself joining New York.

No it hurt because of how he did it, of course if he was a scrub and left I wouldn't care I still don't get how that is relevant, there are standards that apply to different level of athletes all the time. If Wade left after basically lying about your chances to retain him I am sure you would be disappointed as well, especially after he won you a title. I would have been content if Bosh left quietly and professionally, instead of being an attention whore and lying to the city of Toronto. Bosh played with a lot of solid talent, let's not overlook this... while it obviously wasn't championship talent, Bosh had plenty of rock solid guys the past 2 seasons, both missing the playoffs. He should share just as much blame as the managerial team as far as I am concerned. Yes it does matter what he said, it is part of being a professional athlete, especially when you call a place home for 7 years. Shaq brought you an NBA championship, it isn't even comparable, besides the fact I can't remember him really saying anything bad about Miami anyways? What you have done should obviously be remembered, but so should how you act. Does VC get remembered for being the best Raptor ever? No, he gets remembered for [expletive]ing us over, obviously what VC did was worse, but the point remains the same. Bosh had every right to leave the Toronto Raptors, and while i feel like I am repeating myself, he just went about it in a disappointing way, this is all I am saying.

I think Orlando will give Miami more trouble than Boston will.

I appreciate what Bosh did for the Raptors over 7 years and he had all the right to leave, he just should have been honest with the team and told them his intentions at the deadline, or stayed true to his word and help us try and get value in a trade in the off-season, rather than lose all communication with the team the FA period began. I don't really see your point about if Bosh sucked if I would care, or Bargnani for that matter, this has everything to do with how he left, not the fact that he left, or Bargnani, or how he developed as a player. Out of all the big free agents Bosh had more right to leave than anyone, the best player he played with was [expletive]ing TJ Ford, but at the same time the way he did it was pretty pathetic. He basically lied to not only the fans who have supported him for 7 years, but to management who went out of their way to try and put pieces around him each year... they bent over backwards trying to make moves, first JO, then Hedo, none of it worked, we tried to make it work, but Bosh didn't. Bosh was a consummate professional for the Toronto Raptors for 6 and a half years, and he basically threw all that time out of the window by the way he treated the organization the last 6 months.... I even remember listening to his local interviews after joining Miami (on a Toronto broadcast) compared to his ESPN interviews and [expletive], and just the way he talked was so different, the way he talked about Toronto, it just sucks. I am still a fan of Bosh's, and the Miami Heat to a certain extent for that matter, through all of this, I just think he is a pretty big twat for the way he left. If Bosh left the same way Boozer did, quietly and professionally, we would not be having this conversation... that is the only point I am trying to make. Smh at making me rant.

The Lakers are heads above any other team, but yes I think their walk to the finals will be easier than the Heat's for sure. The Mavs would be my biggest fear but with all that talent, they always find a way to get bounced.

I would personally rather Bosh did what Melo is doing rather than decieve our franchise by saying things like 'maybe people should be talking about joining me' or 'I don't want to be a sidekick'... quite a leader considering he [expletive]ed off as soon as his contract expired after saying he would help us get value in a trade. You can try and morally justify Bosh's actions, and it is definitely debatable who is being a bigger douche, but Bosh basically [expletive]ed us over by making the team think we had a shot at bringing him back, he shouldn't have said all those things he did.... not to mention how he behaved after leaving, talking about being a wolf in a cage and [expletive], smh... dude's closer to a hampster than a wolf... and for the record this would be my opinion regardless of what team he is on, I could care less if he was on the Bulls or Knicks.

kingfish you are such a stan dude.

smh this ain't nba2k, you can't just turn GM's off, except the Grizzlies GM.

it doesn't matter if it was obvious he would re-sign or not, he still pulled the wool over the eyes of the organization... they stuck to their guns at the deadline when we were the 2nd hottest team in the league, because Bosh said he would give us the first chance to re-sign him.... in the end this isn't what happened and July 1st he basically [expletive]ed off. he just acted completely unprofessional the past 12 months.

Bosh mislead the Raptors into thinking he would give them the chance to re-sign him, he publicly broadcast himself throughout the entire process, basically attention whore. Melo is handcuffing the [expletive] out of the Nuggets this year.

who is the bigger douche?