Will rust affect the Cavs in game one?
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jpake1Bulls will sweep the Cavs. Then Cleveland will get hit with a HUUUGE air strike for obvious reasons. Our government wouldn't want the contagious severe depression spreading because of the Cavs getting spanked and LBJ leaving because of it. Soooo, they'll put an end to that shit pronto.
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thavoice
I dont recall that last game meaning anything at all against the browns when he was hurt.......I recall we went and i really didnt want to because the game meant absolutely N O T H I N G but ill check it out.Footwedge wrote:
They have rested players every single time after wrapping up a seeding. A few years ago against Buffalo, they rested as many as possible, but they won the game anyway.thavoice wrote: ON occassion they have rested guys, and they also have played guys like Ben in the meaningless game against the browns in the last week.
When they sit guys..its BS as well.
The Steelers win over the Browns that year was still important for seeding purposes for Pittsburgh. That is the only reason why Ben and others played. The starters played well into the 4th quarter that day....and once the game was finally stored away, then the first teamers came out.
Neither the media nor the Steeler fans I knew have bitched about resting starters when the game is meanigless..
Your view on this subject encompasses a teeny weeny minority.
As far as being in the minority...boy I dont know....i recall all the browns fans i know bitching about the colts a few years ago, and also my "minority " viewpoint....well apparently it isnt too much of a minority if the commish of both of those leagues are looking into ways to get the practice or resting guys to stop. -
SQ_Crazies
I lol'd.jpake1 wrote: Bulls will sweep the Cavs. Then Cleveland will get hit with a HUUUGE air strike for obvious reasons. Our government wouldn't want the contagious severe depression spreading because of the Cavs getting spanked and LBJ leaving because of it. Soooo, they'll put an end to that shit pronto. -
jpake1I wouldn't put it past our fucked up government. Luckily for the Cavs, there is no way in hell they get swept, or lose for that matter. I could see it happening though. Just like it does in the movies. Or maybe the Simpson's, just put that huge glass dome over Cleveland so the rest of the US doesn't come in contact with the depression.
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jpake1Oh shit. Off subject, but advice to others. NEVER.. EVER.. chill at the computer with a turtle head making it's way out and then sneeze. Don't ask... just trust. I'll be back in a couple minutes...
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wes_mantooth^^^TMI
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jpake1TMI? Is that a technical school?
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bulldog8
Greatest player to ever touch a basketball? Apocalypse is coming if this guy is the greatest player to ever touch a basketball. Some other guy that used to wear #23 might have something to say about that. Until Lebron wins 6 NBA championships, 5 MVP awards, 14 all-star appearances, 6 NBA finals MVP's, a defensive player of the year award, 10 NBA first team selections, and 9 defensive first team selections, I suggest you quit talking out of your ass. Hell, Lebron doesn't even have 1 NBA championship yet. To be the best, you've gotta win championships. Until Lebron tops Jordan's 6 NBA championships, he won't even be close to the best player to ever touch a basketball.sleeper wrote: When you have a player the caliber of Lebron James, who may in fact be the greatest player to ever touch a basketball, it doesn't really matter if the team shows some rust, because in the end, Lebron James will be driving down the lane, getting fouled, making the shot, and dancing his way to victory, and you can take that to the bank. -
SQ_Crazies
Well this whole post is filled with bullshit.bulldog8 wrote:
Greatest player to ever touch a basketball? Apocalypse is coming if this guy is the greatest player to ever touch a basketball. Some other guy that used to wear #23 might have something to say about that. Until Lebron wins 6 NBA championships, 5 MVP awards, 14 all-star appearances, 6 NBA finals MVP's, a defensive player of the year award, 10 NBA first team selections, and 9 defensive first team selections, I suggest you quit talking out of your ass. Hell, Lebron doesn't even have 1 NBA championship yet. To be the best, you've gotta win championships. Until Lebron tops Jordan's 6 NBA championships, he won't even be close to the best player to ever touch a basketball.sleeper wrote: When you have a player the caliber of Lebron James, who may in fact be the greatest player to ever touch a basketball, it doesn't really matter if the team shows some rust, because in the end, Lebron James will be driving down the lane, getting fouled, making the shot, and dancing his way to victory, and you can take that to the bank.
If what you're saying is true then the other #23 better get his ass in shape and come out of retirement. If he doesn't add a few more titles then he won't even be close to the best player to ever touch a basketball either. -
bulldog8
My point is, his entire resume speaks for itself and is much more impressive than Lebron's. Not to mention, there are numerous others who have just as impressive resumes that I would much rather give consideration for the best player to ever touch a basketball....Lebron is a phenomenal player, but he's in tough company for the "the best to ever touch a basketball." And as far as the entire post being filled with bullshit, check his credentials and you'll see that it is actually pretty damn accurate.SQ_Crazies wrote:
Well this whole post is filled with bullshit.bulldog8 wrote:
Greatest player to ever touch a basketball? Apocalypse is coming if this guy is the greatest player to ever touch a basketball. Some other guy that used to wear #23 might have something to say about that. Until Lebron wins 6 NBA championships, 5 MVP awards, 14 all-star appearances, 6 NBA finals MVP's, a defensive player of the year award, 10 NBA first team selections, and 9 defensive first team selections, I suggest you quit talking out of your ass. Hell, Lebron doesn't even have 1 NBA championship yet. To be the best, you've gotta win championships. Until Lebron tops Jordan's 6 NBA championships, he won't even be close to the best player to ever touch a basketball.sleeper wrote: When you have a player the caliber of Lebron James, who may in fact be the greatest player to ever touch a basketball, it doesn't really matter if the team shows some rust, because in the end, Lebron James will be driving down the lane, getting fouled, making the shot, and dancing his way to victory, and you can take that to the bank.
If what you're saying is true then the other #23 better get his ass in shape and come out of retirement. If he doesn't add a few more titles then he won't even be close to the best player to ever touch a basketball either. -
SQ_CraziesHey...maybe it's a good idea to compare someones entire career to half of one somewhere else, but around here it doesn't make sense.
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bulldog8Do you really think Lebron is going to win 6 NBA championships in the 10-12 years left in his NBA career? He should probably start working on the scoring titles too. You're clueless man!
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SQ_CraziesDid anyone think Jordan was going to win 6 in 8 years?
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bulldog8Yes lol he consistently had one of the best supporting casts, best coach, and best system in the league.
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SQ_Crazies.....
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wes_mantooth
and he won his championships during the weakest decade of the last 30 years....that never hurts.bulldog8 wrote: Yes lol he consistently had one of the best supporting casts, best coach, and best system in the league. -
bulldog8People were expecting Jordan and the Bulls to win it every year with the cast they had and quite frankly, no one could touch them. Thus far, all the talk is how Lebron can't get over the hump. No doubt he will eventually, but my argument was with sleeper, who confidently said Lebron could be the best player to ever touch a basketball. To me that's an ignorant statement and I simply presented Jordan's resume to prove a point because there are tons of players that one could make a claim to be the "best ever." The interesting thing to me is that most Cleveland fans were defending the choice of Cleveland to rest their starters because they said it was the best choice to pursue a championship and that "wins" are the most important thing. So if winning a championship is the most important thing, then Lebron better get busy real quick if he wants to be the best.
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LeonardoIt doesn't look like it so far.
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NOL fan
it did for the first few minutes, but it didn't last too longLeonardo wrote: It doesn't look like it so far.