Who stole more money last year, TD or Kwame?

[LkrFan]

TD
13.4 ppg
8.9 rpg
1.6 bpg
FG - 50%
28.4 mpg
Salary: $21.3M

Kwame
7.9 ppg
6.8 rpg
0.9 bpg
FG - 51.7%
26.0 mpg
Salary: $1.3M

YOU be the judge! :downspin:

[BlackSwordsMan]

A-ROD vs Kobe has me intrigued

[m>s]

The Shitbag Yao
0 ppg
0 rpg
0 bpg
FG - 0%
0 mpg
Salary: $18.3M

[LkrFan]

The Shitbag Yao
0 ppg
0 rpg
0 bpg
FG - 0%
0 mpg
Salary: $18.3M

Stay on topic. Yao is too classy for this thread. :toast

[MR.SILVER&BLack]

The Shitbag Yao
0 ppg
0 rpg
0 bpg
FG - 0%
0 mpg
Salary: $18.3M
:toast

[Deuce Bigalow]

duncan in 2011....:lmao

[Koolaid_Man]

TD
13.4 ppg
8.9 rpg
1.6 bpg
FG - 50%
28.4 mpg
Salary: $21.3M

Kwame
7.9 ppg
6.8 rpg
0.9 bpg
FG - 51.7%
26.0 mpg
Salary: $1.3M

YOU be the judge! :downspin:

he didn't steal shit...he played a Magic trick on they ass....

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a68/Koolbreezey/ball/timmydungeon.jpg

[Deuce Bigalow]

TD
13.4 ppg
8.9 rpg
1.6 bpg
FG - 50%
28.4 mpg
Salary: $21.3M

Kwame
7.9 ppg
6.8 rpg
0.9 bpg
FG - 51.7%
26.0 mpg
Salary: $1.3M

YOU be the judge! :downspin:

:lmao:lmao:lmao
scrub

[Dex]

Tim's just getting what he deserves for ringin' four times. Contracts are always backloaded, even for the aging vets.

What's Bynum's excuse for taking in 15.2M for for 11/9? And playing 54 games?

He doesn't even have a 35-year-old's knees. Just a 35-year-old's tits.

[LkrFan]

he didn't steal shit...he played a Magic trick on they ass....

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a68/Koolbreezey/ball/timmydungeon.jpg

:lmao :lmao :lmao

[LkrFan]

Tim's just getting what he deserves for ringin' four times. Contracts are always backloaded, even for the aging vets.

What's Bynum's excuse for taking in 15.2M for for 11/9? And playing 54 games?

He doesn't even have a 35-year-old's knees. Just a 35-year-old's tits.

11.3 ppg
9.4 rpg
2.0 bpg
28 mpg
FG - 57.4%

He is a 3rd option on offense, yet he gave us double digit scoring at a high %.
Pau avg 10.2 rpg (6th) - LO avg 8.7 rpg (16th) -- yet Bynum still got 9.4 rpg despite having to fight for rebounds with too really good rebounders.
in about the same mpg, he out swatted TD.

Plus, Bynum's ceiling is higher than 13/8. So I'd say TD stole more money than Bynum did.

[Dex]

Plus, Bynum's ceiling is higher than 13/8.

So was Duncan's....like 25/13. And that's real talk, not just pipe dreamin'. Give me a shout when Bynum starts putting up those kind of numbers and pulling in MVP trophies.

[Deuce Bigalow]

So was Duncan's....like 25/13. And that's real talk, not just pipe dreamin'. Give me a shout when Bynum starts putting up those kind of numbers and pulling in MVP trophies.

more like 22/13 :lol

[Dex]

more like 22/13 :lol

http://i55.tinypic.com/13ypap4.png
http://i54.tinypic.com/14c8ntf.png

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/d/duncati01.html

A keen observer, you are not.

[Dex]

He also led the league in 3P% that year.

[LkrFan]

So was Duncan's....like 25/13. And that's real talk, not just pipe dreamin'. Give me a shout when Bynum starts putting up those kind of numbers and pulling in MVP trophies.

Bynum is a 3rd option. There is no doubt in my mind that Bynum couldn't produce at least 20/10/3 as a #1 option.

And :lol at media award smack. How's this: since becoming Lakers' starting center, Bynum won more rings than TD. :downspin:

[LkrFan]

He also led the league in 3P% that year.

:lol

[Giuseppe]

Gasol, after game 82.

It was criminal.

[Deuce Bigalow]

http://i55.tinypic.com/13ypap4.png
http://i54.tinypic.com/14c8ntf.png

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/d/duncati01.html

A keen observer, you are not.

thats 1 season

02 and 03 were great, the rest were mediocre

[LkrFan]

Back on topic. Given the fact Kwame was more efficient, it's not a stretch to believe he would have beasted 13 ppg if he played for the Spurs and were given Timmy's same shot attempts. But at a fraction of the cost.

Players getting paid on past, but not current production, are the reason for the lockout. TD is just as guilty as Shard Lewis. :downspin:

[Texas_Ranger]

you really need to be a fucking moron to compare Tim with Kwame. I would be thinking about killing myself. no joke.

[LkrFan]

you really need to be a fucking moron to compare Tim with Kwame. I would be thinking about killing myself. no joke.

Stop living in the past. Right now Kwame's production in relation to his contract is a better value than Tim Duncan's in relation to his. Rebounding is about the same. Kwame was more efficient. Kwame defends bigs better (hello Z Bo :lol).

The difference is reputation. How else do you explain TD making the all star team over LaMarcus Aldridge?

Kwame even had less turnovers per game than TD did! :lmao

[LkrFan]

http://i55.tinypic.com/13ypap4.png
http://i54.tinypic.com/14c8ntf.png

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/d/duncati01.html

A keen observer, you are not.

25 ppg. What a STUD MUFFIN! :lol

[ElNono]

I know who's going to be stealing money the next 3...

tee, hee

[BlackSwordsMan]

Roscoe from trannydates.com?

[ElNono]

Roscoe from trannydates.com?

BrothaSwordsMan

[MR.SILVER&BLack]

a shame. kobe stealing 25 mil from buss.

[ElNono]

Make that $90 million over 3 years... crofl

[MR.SILVER&BLack]

Make that $90 million over 3 years... crofl
guess he needs it sense LA does play the Nuggets at least 3-4 times a season.

[Giuseppe]

guess he needs it sense LA does play the Nuggets at least 3-4 times a season.

You got no room. Your Neal raped as well.

[MR.SILVER&BLack]

You got no room. Your Neal raped as well.
that is true but hes was drunk and in college. he wasnt married & one of the biggest names in the NBA. so neal with it.

[Giuseppe]

that is true but hes was drunk and in college.

Well, pish-posh. It's okay then.

[DMC]

Los Angeles Lakers

On August 2, 2005, Brown and Laron Profit (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laron_Profit) were traded to the Lakers in exchange for Caron Butler (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caron_Butler) and Chucky Atkins (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chucky_Atkins). This move was met with some controversy from fans who disliked Brown's reputation and his label as an "under-achiever." In the beginning of the season, he averaged just above 6 points and 6 rebounds.
On December 26, 2005, he played his first game at the Washington Wizards' MCI Center (now known as Verizon Center (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verizon_Center)) as a Laker. The sold-out crowd of 20,173 fans loudly booed him upon entering the game and whenever he touched the ball. In the second quarter, Brown was looking the other way when teammate Sasha Vujačić (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sasha_Vuja%C4%8Di%C4%87) threw a pass his way. The ball bounced off his head and landed out of bounds, which was met with loud cheers from the crowd. Brown called the reception "weak" and stated that "they should be cheering that I'm gone." The Wizards won the game 94–91.
When Lakers center Chris Mihm (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Mihm) went down with a season-ending ankle injury on March 12, 2006, Brown took over the starting center position. During his stint as a center, he raised his averages from 6.1 points and 6.3 rebounds to 12.3 points and 9.1 rebounds and started every game for the Lakers in the playoffs. Brown became a central part of the Lakers seven-game series with the Phoenix Suns (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_Suns). Although they ended up losing the series, it had appeared that Kwame Brown's potential was beginning to show. The surprising consistency Brown showed while playing center prompted Phil Jackson to make Brown the starting center in the 2006–2007 season. Brown was injured at the beginning of the season and Mihm was also out with injury for the whole season, so the starting job at center was given to the young Andrew Bynum (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Bynum). After playing the majority of the minutes at center despite the bench role, he was given the starting job in early December. Brown again became injured in the 2007–08 season which allowed Bynum to start again at the center position where he has now flourished. However, when Bynum suffered a knee injury that appeared to jeopardize the Lakers' playoff chances, Brown regained his starting position. As a starter, Brown disappointed many fans with his lackluster performance and apparent lack of focus during games, highlighted by one game where he missed an open dunk and registered more turnovers (7) than rebounds (6) en route to a Lakers loss. Though Kobe Bryant stuck by his teammate after the game and rebuked Lakers fans who booed Brown, it increasingly appeared that the chances that Brown would recognize his potential were diminishing and with them the Lakers' chances of making the playoffs that year.


:lmao trying to hide that shit behind Tim Duncan

[Giuseppe]

:lmao trying to hide that shit behind Tim Duncan

Admittedly it is difficult to do now that Duncan's shit bag is so enormous.

[DMC]

Insert random repetitive gibberish here

[MR.SILVER&BLack]

Well, pish-posh. It's okay then.
you finally understand. its a fact that most rapes happen at college partys and Colorado Hotels.

[LkrFan]

Make that $90 million over 3 years... crofl

I'll take this as a concession. :lol

:downspin:

[pass1st]

Kwame is mediocre and 1.3 is okay for him. Should throw Walton in the mix, that wouldn't be such an obvious choice. Fucking 6 mil a year and it's not like we're ever going to trade him.

[dunkman]

In '99 TD was the best NBA player with difference to spare. He was under rookie salary scale, though. Lets not forget he ringed before Kobe and Shaq combined. So his actual salary is more than justified for past services.

[Nathan89]

11.3 ppg
9.4 rpg
2.0 bpg
28 mpg
FG - 57.4%

He is a 3rd option on offense, yet he gave us double digit scoring at a high %.
Pau avg 10.2 rpg (6th) - LO avg 8.7 rpg (16th) -- yet Bynum still got 9.4 rpg despite having to fight for rebounds with too really good rebounders.
in about the same mpg, he out swatted TD.

Plus, Bynum's ceiling is higher than 13/8. So I'd say TD stole more money than Bynum did.

You aren't nearly as annoying as some the other Lakerfans...BUT

:lmao getting swept with that much talent

:downspin:

[Stalin]

more like 22/13 :lol

bigolow getting shit on, yet again

:lol bynum ceiling

[Deuce Bigalow]

In '99 TD was the best NBA player with difference to spare. He was under rookie salary scale, though. Lets not forget he ringed before Kobe and Shaq combined. So his actual salary is more than justified for past services.

Ill give you the first part, but with difference to spare? lol no

[ChuckD]

A-ROD vs Kobe has me intrigued

This. It doesn't matter if Kobe puts up numbers if they get broomed in the second.

[Giuseppe]

This. It doesn't matter if Kobe puts up numbers if they get broomed in the second.

Oops. Knick fan.

Solly Cholly.

[ChuckD]

11.3 ppg
9.4 rpg
2.0 bpg
28 mpg
FG - 57.4%

He is a 3rd option on offense, yet he gave us double digit scoring at a high %.
Pau avg 10.2 rpg (6th) - LO avg 8.7 rpg (16th) -- yet Bynum still got 9.4 rpg despite having to fight for rebounds with too really good rebounders.
in about the same mpg, he out swatted TD.

Plus, Bynum's ceiling is higher than 13/8. So I'd say TD stole more money than Bynum did.

Uh, Duncan is now our third option. Try another excuse. If his ceiling is higher and he's not hitting it, he's stealing money.

[ChuckD]

Oops. Knick fan.

Solly Cholly.

ChuckD would be a Knicks fan. I'm not. Reality detection fail.

[Giuseppe]

Then straighten out your gd team designation.

[ChuckD]

Bynum is a 3rd option. There is no doubt in my mind that Bynum couldn't produce at least 20/10/3 as a #1 option.



Bynum would never be a #1 option, but if they were foolish enough to try, LA wouldn't even get their customary 50 games out of him. More like 30.

[ChuckD]

Then straighten out your gd team designation.

Too confusing for you, spooge breath?

[Giuseppe]

Too confusing for you, spooge breath?

Go back and fuck your mother some more.

[ChuckD]

I know who's going to be stealing money the next 3...

tee, hee

This. Tired old shitbag #24.

[Stalin]

^ you should post more of your pedo fantasies, tbh

[ChuckD]

Go back and fuck your mother some more.

Don't confuse your incestual tastes for normal. I'll leave the Oedipal play for you.

[Giuseppe]

Don't confuse your incestual tastes for normal. I'll leave the Oedipal play for you.

It's your mother not mine.

[ChuckD]

It's your mother not mine.

It's your oedipal fetish, not mine.

[Giuseppe]

It's your oedipal fetish, not mine.

BS. You're the one that I caught in bed with your mother.

[LkrFan]

Uh, Duncan is now our third option. Try another excuse. If his ceiling is higher and he's not hitting it, he's stealing money.

It's called a pecking order. We have a 1st ballot HOFer as option 1. We have an All Star as option 2. Bynum, on most nights is no better than option 2 but is clearly a 3rd option.

Pop has been protecting TD for YEARS by putting him against 6'7" - 6'9" PFs instead of placing him at center where he should have been since 1997. What's the result? 13/8. The funny part is the center spot is weaker than it has EVER been in NBA history and he can still only muster 13/8.

Like I told another poster, on another team, Bynum notches 20/10/3 as a #1. EASILY. The same cannot be said about TD at this stage.

Simply put: make Bynum number 1 option and he will produce. Can you say the same about HOF bound TD? Nope. :lol

[LkrFan]

This. Tired old shitbag #24.

That's funny Chuck. Even on a bum knee, he still gave us 25ppg (5th in the league - not bad for 15th year), 4.7 apg, and 5.1 rpg. :downspin:

[Giuseppe]

Pop has been protecting TD for YEARS by putting him against 6'7" - 6'9" PFs instead of placing him at center where he should have been since 1997. What's the result? 13/8.

That's the failure of Pop. He's "friends" with these guys.

Uh, uh.:nope

[ElNono]

That's funny Chuck. Even on a bum knee, he still gave us 25ppg (5th in the league - not bad for 15th year), 4.7 apg, and 5.1 rpg. :downspin:

And The Skunker...

[Giuseppe]

The Skunker!!!

[LkrFan]

And The Skunker...

I seebwhat you did there. Chump :lol

[ezau]

It's called a pecking order. We have a 1st ballot HOFer as option 1. We have an All Star as option 2. Bynum, on most nights is no better than option 2 but is clearly a 3rd option.

Pop has been protecting TD for YEARS by putting him against 6'7" - 6'9" PFs instead of placing him at center where he should have been since 1997. What's the result? 13/8. The funny part is the center spot is weaker than it has EVER been in NBA history and he can still only muster 13/8.

Like I told another poster, on another team, Bynum notches 20/10/3 as a #1. EASILY. The same cannot be said about TD at this stage.

Simply put: make Bynum number 1 option and he will produce. Can you say the same about HOF bound TD? Nope. :lol

Bynum should be good enough to give you at least one win against the Mavs. However, you fucktards ended up getting a big fat O instead. Therefore, I smell skunk:toast:toast

[ezau]

I seebwhat you did there. Chump :lol

YouGotSweptPeriod!