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NBA 2012-13

  • like_that
    I fucking hate Pierce, I hope that is not true.
  • Crimson streak
    SportsAndLady;1461683 wrote:Stupid for both really.

    How is it stupid? He will be a pretty big trade chip and could be part of something bigger. If not he gives you a 1 year stop gap at sf for a playoff run this year
  • SportsAndLady
    Crimson streak;1461685 wrote:How is it stupid? He will be a pretty big trade chip and could be part of something bigger. If not he gives you a 1 year stop gap at sf for a playoff run this year

    Just don't see how adding a vet like pierce really helps the cavs. He's really fallen off the last year or two.
  • Trueblue23
    Especially with that $15 million salary
  • Crimson streak
    SportsAndLady;1461686 wrote:Just don't see how adding a vet like pierce really helps the cavs. He's really fallen off the last year or two.

    Veteran leadership. He's not going to be asked to be a 1 or 2 option. Honestly this is would be part of another trade grant has lined up.
  • Midstate01
    I HATE HATE HATE Paul Pierce. But it's a smart move for cavs. He comes in and Helps the young players for half a season. If he's having a good year,his expiring contract becomes a really nice trading piece at the deadline for a contender.
  • like_that
    Midstate01;1461718 wrote:I HATE HATE HATE Paul Pierce. But it's a smart move for cavs. He comes in and Helps the young players for half a season. If he's having a good year,his expiring contract becomes a really nice trading piece at the deadline for a contender.
    What if the Cavs are a playoff team though? Do you think they would trade away Pierce?
  • Fly4Fun
    Pierce? Is he going to teach young Cavs how to recover from wheel chair required injuries in a matter of minutes?

    I can't stand the idea of him being on the team.
  • Midstate01
    Fly4Fun;1461730 wrote:Pierce? Is he going to teach young Cavs how to recover from wheel chair required injuries in a matter of minutes?

    I can't stand the idea of him being on the team.
    I camt stand him being on the team.either. but even if he plays like shit, he knows the game and can help thw young players.

    And I look forward to karma biting him hard for his wheelchair incident.
    like_that;1461722 wrote:What if the Cavs are a playoff team though? Do you think they would trade away Pierce?

    Yes you still trade him if it gets you picks into next years loaded draft or a good young player.
  • hangonsloopy
    I can't stand Pierce. I don't see a downside to this move for the Cavs though.
  • lhslep134
    like_that;1461722 wrote:What if the Cavs are a playoff team though? Do you think they would trade away Pierce?
    If we have someone behind him ready to move into the lineup (ie if we go Porter #1 for example).

    Gee cannot start if this team wants to make the playoffs.
  • Ironman92
    I don't have an NBA team but I'd prefer Pierce stay the hell out of Ohio. I can't see him teaching anything.
  • Trueblue23
    Doc Rivers is about to be shipped to LA.
  • Ironman92
    Trueblue23;1461845 wrote:Doc Rivers is about to be shipped to LA.

    I won Polo shirt in 8th grade for winning a basketball competition. It had a Gatorade logo and was autographed by Doc Rivers.

    Truly a great story.
  • like_that
    Ironman92;1461858 wrote:I won Polo shirt in 8th grade for winning a basketball competition. It had a Gatorade logo and was autographed by Doc Rivers.

    Truly a great story.
    Really? I thought you were much older than that.
  • Fly4Fun
    Trueblue23;1461845 wrote:Doc Rivers is about to be shipped to LA.
    For a 2015 first round pick. Not a bad move for Boston considering they were going to most likely split ways with Doc anyways since he wanted nothing to do with the rebuilding process.
  • Commander of Awesome
    I actually wasn't that thrilled about Paul Pierce being on the cavs, but since F4F also doesn't like it, I'm now on board. Think it would be a great fit.
  • Pick6
    It'd be alright for a stop-gap for next year to get to the playoffs. Cant complain if you are just giving up second round picks, because they essentially never pan out anyways. Could use them for trade bait, though. But after picks 5-7ish, the talent seems pretty equal.
  • Ironman92
    like_that;1461860 wrote:Really? I thought you were much older than that.

    It was Fall of 1988...our new basketball coach was from Chicago (how the helll or why he came to Jackson was beyond me)....but he knew Doc pretty well from playing ball against him in HS. Doc was becoming pretty popular getting the ball to Dominique......

    I have no clue where the shirt is though.

    How old did you think I was? (Somewhat afraid to ask)
  • like_that
    Ironman92;1461958 wrote:
    How old did you think I was? (Somewhat afraid to ask)

    About Doc's age lol.
  • Ironman92
    like_that;1461981 wrote:About Doc's age lol.

    Damn man.....he's over 50!

    /feelzhurt
  • sportsfan24
    Bulls are looking to trade Luol Deng to the Wizards for the #3 pick.

    http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/228317/Bulls-Explore-Trade-Of-Luol-Deng-To-Wizards-For-No-3-Pick
  • Fly4Fun
    sportsfan24;1462260 wrote:Bulls are looking to trade Luol Deng to the Wizards for the #3 pick.

    http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/228317/Bulls-Explore-Trade-Of-Luol-Deng-To-Wizards-For-No-3-Pick
    Deng seems like just an average NBA player, I would have to imagine that even in this weak draft a top 5 pick you would hope would at least turn out better than average.
  • Commander of Awesome
    Fly4Fun;1462264 wrote:Deng seems like just an average NBA player, I would have to imagine that even in this weak draft a top 5 pick you would hope would at least turn out better than average.
    Deng is an all star that avgs 16 pts a game. That's well above avg. Hope this helps.