ChosenOne

Nice! I didnt think of him going the Pacers. That would be a good fit for both teams. But would that make them title contenders?

Where would it be? I cant think of a team he would be the perfect piece for. He essentially could fit anywhere due to his greatness, but whats most likely and best for him and the team?

Supporting cast doesn't mean only two players. Serge, Thabo, Perkins are way better than what ever Miami has after their top three.

After cooling down and beating a red hot Gregg Popovich team I feel he really has raised his stock. His adjustments after the first two games were on point. Where does he rank among active coaches today?

I feel right now it would be Durants with Westbrook, Harden, and then consistent role players in Thabo, Serge, Perkins. LeBron has bigger names with Wade and Bosh but outside of that he has probably the most inconsistent supporting cast ever lol. Even lately with Wades sucking and Bosh hurt I don't see how one can go against Durants supporting cast.

I feel that Deng shouldn't be moved at all. His impact on both sides of the ball for Chicago is priceless.

http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/1171829/fatceltics_medium.gif http://thebiglead.fantasysportsven.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/boston-crowd.gif http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/1171877/lebeer_medium.gif I really wish Miami kicks the shit out of Boston Saturday.

Also I think our home page banner should have something mentioning OTR for everyone to know its just a name change.

Lmfao I be Swish is probably pissed out of his mind right now hahaha The way I see it, if we have the same owner and same community who cares wtf the name is.

WOW calm down there buddy. I don think they would have thrown it all away after two years.

haha for real.

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Time for the Boston starters to have a seat? I dont see them coming back down 19.

If i remember correctly Westbrook already has signed a 6 year 80 million dollar extension.

Holy shit James is a mad man right now lol killing them by himself. And god damn wade [expletive]ing blows lol

Thomas Robinson is a badass haha

For some reason i think Harden and Iblocka are going to fallow in Durant footsteps and do whats good for the team. I dont think they will move on for a couple million. Yes this team is going to run shit this decade.

I dont think they would be able to resign Gordon is they keep them.

I personally think this would be a great move by them. I know people think getting young player when you rebuilding is critical but getting rid of over paid players is just as important. Freeing up around 15 million would be fantastic for them. Resigning Gordon, drafting Davis, and still having cap space for going after other young role players would be a dream come true for the Hornets. Do it i say.

Agreed. He would be a great fit because he is young and he can still grow especially if he is given the number one spot. In Memphis he scored 20ppg being along side ZBo, Gasol, Mayo, and Conley. You take those scorers off his team and give him a few more shot a game he can very easily score 25+ a game. Iggy on the defensive end of the ball is fantastic but for a team like Toronto they don't need him as one defender wont make a difference.

That's shit was funny but long as hell.

Can this idiot just be banned already?

I wouldn't say Miami had no chance. I highly doubt they also manage to lose four straight like the spurs did. Miami wins this one and takes it back to south beach for a game 7. I want to see a Miami vs Thunder finals not [expletive]ing Thunder vs Boaton.

I didn't think Boston would get past the Hawks but now they are one game from the finals. Also thought Miami was handed the golden ticket when Rose went down but was wrong again. East is surprising the shit out me me right now.