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Trainwreck2100
06-05-2013, 02:06 AM
Discuss

HarlemHeat37
06-05-2013, 02:15 AM
Everybody other than Suns fans, maybe Mavs fans and half the Lakers fanbase will be cheering for the Spurs, tbh:lol..

Trainwreck2100
06-05-2013, 02:16 AM
Everybody other than Suns fans, maybe Mavs fans and half the Lakers fanbase will be cheering for the Spurs, tbh:lol..

I see you neglected to vote

HarlemHeat37
06-05-2013, 02:18 AM
I don't do polls, tbh..

Trainwreck2100
06-05-2013, 02:47 AM
No. Parker, Neal and Blair are clearly stupid assholes.

Bigger assholes than lebron?

Trainwreck2100
06-05-2013, 02:53 AM
How is LeBron an asshole? I see him as cocky on the court, but that's it. You need to be cocky in order to be the best.
The dancing the ball boy thing etc.

TE
06-05-2013, 02:53 AM
Everybody other than Suns fans, maybe Mavs fans and half the Lakers fanbase will be cheering for the Spurs, tbh:lol..
Suns fans and Mavs fans on other boards are actually going to root for the Spurs tbh... weird shit, I know.

racm
06-05-2013, 02:54 AM
The dancing the ball boy thing etc.

... Danny Green?

Floyd Pacquiao
06-05-2013, 02:56 AM
Yes. Spurs-Heat= Rocky Balboa vs Ivan Drago, David vs Goliath, Saint Michael vs Satan etc...

spurs are the classiest organization in the history of professional sports tbh. They also have the most classiest players you'll ever come across. While the heat are filled with douchebags, steroid cheats, coattail riders, pedophiles and ray allen.

Trainwreck2100
06-05-2013, 02:59 AM
How is LeBron an asshole? I see him as cocky on the court, but that's it. You need to be cocky in order to be the best.

Letting Mike brown get fired and Byron Scott be hired when his plan all along was to leave

Trainwreck2100
06-05-2013, 03:00 AM
... Danny Green?

Product of his environment

Sportstudi
06-05-2013, 03:27 AM
Suns fans and Mavs fans on other boards are actually going to root for the Spurs tbh... weird shit, I know.

I wouldn't call it weird... Most Mavs fans absolutely despite the Heat because of 2006. You might add the pure faggotry of Wade (e.g. how many dirty plays this asshole made in the last seasons), the "decision" to go hunting for rings the more easy way etc. That makes it rather easy to root for the Spurs. Despite all the rivalry I don't have a problem to give credit when credit is due. If the Spurs win I will give them props. Though I've never been a Spurs fan and never will be and if Indiana plays the Spurs I would very likely root against SA. But yeah, f*ck the cHeat.

Tim_duncan21
06-05-2013, 03:34 AM
Yes

Trainwreck2100
06-05-2013, 04:09 AM
Kamikaze shoeing his inner heat colors

Rogue
06-05-2013, 04:09 AM
Heat are the fan favorite in worldwide now tbh. the supporting ratio between Spurs and Miami will be 3-7 something. spurs supporters come mostly from South America and Mexico besides their al-quds named san antonio, while the rest of world will all support the heat imho.

Trainwreck2100
06-05-2013, 04:11 AM
Heat are the fan favorite in worldwide now tbh. the supporting ratio between Spurs and Miami will be 3-7 something. spurs supporters come mostly from South America and Mexico besides their al-quds named san antonio, while the rest of world will all support the heat imho.

I agree that the majority of the world will root for the Heat. On a completely unrelated note the majority of the population of this world are idiots tbqh. I mean it unrealated it's just an observation. It's not 3-7 either its like 9-1

kamikazi_player
06-05-2013, 04:50 AM
Kamikaze shoeing his inner heat colors
:lol

kamikazi_player
06-05-2013, 04:51 AM
Kamikaze shoeing his inner heat colors
:lol Apparently TheRealCB voted no too.

Calispursfan11
06-05-2013, 07:58 AM
God has his hands on the Spurs tbh

Calispursfan11
06-05-2013, 07:59 AM
The Heat are like the galactic empire.

DMC
06-05-2013, 08:27 AM
No. There's nothing evil about basketball. Lebron James doesn't have bastard children running around, he didn't miss an entire season because he hurt his finger, he didn't shoot himself or anyone else outside or inside of a nightclub. He didn't sleep with a teammate's wife. He gives to charities.

Without Lebron, you'd be bombarded with "Kobe is the GOAT" from ESPN all the time. Lebron is the best thing for the NBA since Jordan. We're lucky to have him around to be perfectly honest. Which team he lands on is up to him, and that's how America works.

There is evil in the world, but it's not in the NBA (outside of the antichrist Stern)

The Spurs are a much bigger empire than the Heat. The Spurs have been in the playoffs longer than Lebron has been out of high school. They have 4 rings. They are always a team you must hear about in the post season. The Heat just got there relatively recently, at least at this level. Until they have 3 or more rings behind them, they aren't an "empire". They are the "come lately" team as Boston was when they stacked.

DMC
06-05-2013, 08:32 AM
I agree that the majority of the world will root for the Heat. On a completely unrelated note the majority of the population of this world are idiots tbqh. I mean it unrealated it's just an observation. It's not 3-7 either its like 9-1

The majority of the US population are idiots as well.

It doesn't matter who roots for whom. The teams will figure it out on the court.

Duncanforthree
06-05-2013, 08:42 AM
This is a morality play in seven parts.

JoeTait75
06-05-2013, 08:44 AM
No. There's nothing evil about basketball. Lebron James doesn't have bastard children running around, he didn't miss an entire season because he hurt his finger, he didn't shoot himself or anyone else outside or inside of a nightclub. He didn't sleep with a teammate's wife. He gives to charities.

Pretty much this, imo.

Bron fucked up the exit from Cleveland but he knows that by now, imo. He really only hurt himself with the Decision. The Cavaliers were going to crater regardless of how he left anyway, so Mike Brown being replaced by Byron Scott and Ferry being forced out, that stuff, was just details.

There is no morally right or wrong way to build a championship team, imo. There is only the successful and unsuccessful way, imho.

J.T.
06-05-2013, 08:54 AM
No. Good vs Evil was the first Patriots vs Giants super bowl. Good won.

Woo Bum-kon
06-05-2013, 08:54 AM
I don't think that there are good and evil ways to put an orange ball through a metal hoop.

jeebus
06-05-2013, 08:57 AM
Without Lebron, you'd be bombarded with "Kobe is the GOAT" from ESPN all the time.
I'd rather hear about that and the downfall of kirby than being bombarded with lebron and the shitty heat like bspn has been doing since 2011.

Clipper Nation
06-05-2013, 08:59 AM
No. Good vs Evil was the first Patriots vs Giants super bowl. Good won.
Preach!

TampaDude
06-05-2013, 09:00 AM
No. Good vs Evil was the first Patriots vs Giants super bowl. Good won.

^ truth

Drachen
06-05-2013, 09:11 AM
http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/ss258/Drachen808/10053_10201338375201212_1617521501_n_zps8e9708db.j pg

spurs_fan_in_exile
06-05-2013, 10:07 AM
Could there be any doubt? Up and down the roster we see the seven deadly sins:

Lust- Birdman. Oddly enough his little indiscretion would have been kosher age-wise in Biblical times, but it's still lust.
Gluttony- Birdman again. Our lives and our bodies are given to us so that we may do the Lord's work. Instead he indulged in worldly pleasures, debasing his gift and turning it into a hedionist temple.
***Honorable mention goes to Eddy Curry who lusted ("touch it, Dave") and is gluttonous, perhaps even glutenous, (he's a fat fuck). The Spurs attempted to reach out to him in training camp and saw what was in his heart and soon parted ways. What did the Heat do with this sinner? They won a championship ring for him before he went off to play basketball in China, likely as a secret missionary for the dark new faith rising in Florida.***
Sloth- Spoelstra. He could coach. He could do a number of things. Instead he sits and collects his paychecks in defiance of God's will that we should toil for what we gain.
Wrath- Wade. See Rondo, I'm Losing my Identity as a Team Leader as my Body and Talent Erode at Alarming Speed so I Will Dislocate the Elbow of Rajon. ***It should also be noted that Spurs once again looked into the heart of a player and decided against keeping his company. Stephen Jackson and his violent soul were evicted from the roster.***
Greed- Ray Allen. Already eclipsing Reggie Miller and with a championship of his own Ray Allen went into the off season and decided it still was enough. More threes to make. More rings to win. More, more, more. This is the mantra of greed.
Envy- Bosh so coveted his NBA neighbors possessions of rings and warm weather that he quit on and soon after fled the fans of Canada
Pride- Lebron. Not one, not two, not three, not four, not five, not six, but all seven sins are accounted for thanks to this unrepentant braggart.

Phillip
06-05-2013, 10:09 AM
retarded.

the good vs. evil already took place in 2011 when the Mavs beat the Heat.

The heat have been humbled and were brought back down to earth.

Phillip
06-05-2013, 10:10 AM
:lmao at spurfans jealousy of the mavs succeeding in this situation, while the spurs will undoubtedly fail

spurs_fan_in_exile
06-05-2013, 10:32 AM
And as we look at the Spurs we must ask did RC Buford set out to construct a championship contender or a living tribute to the Seven Heavenly Virtues:

Chastity- As he is no longer married and not prone to fornication we must assume that Tony's play is the result of his total focus on the game of basketball made possible by forgoing all carnal thoughts and acts.

Temperance- Blair. Where most NBA players indulge in ACLs Dejuan Blair abstains from such things. His spirit of discipline and restraint radiate throughout the locker room.

Charity- Manu. Whether teammate or opponent, Manu will pass to them all. Sharing is caring, and like the NBA, Manu cares.

Diligence- Tim Duncan. Shedding weight, hitting free throws, getting a divorce. Tim Duncan never stops finding ways to improve.

Patience- Kawhi Leonard. Someday he will have a facial expression, but until then he waits. Patiently.

Kindness- Pop. To ask for some nasty instead of selfishly and boorishly demanding it requires a kind heart.

Humility- Patty Mills. If I shared a homeland with both Crocodile Dundee and Yahoo Serious you would never hear the end of it. Instead Patty Mills shows up every game, waves his towel, and heads home. No "Paul Hogan this" and "Young Einstein that."

AchillesHeel
06-05-2013, 10:42 AM
Not a heat fan but disagree with the thread title, tbh.

Riddler
06-05-2013, 12:20 PM
:lmao at spurfans jealousy of the mavs succeeding in this situation, while the spurs will undoubtedly fail

Them niggas sure are insecure.

Trainwreck2100
06-05-2013, 02:17 PM
retarded.

the good vs. evil already took place in 2011 when the Mavs beat the Heat.

The heat have been humbled and were brought back down to earth.
lol do you really believe they were evil 2 years ago and not now?

Phillip
06-05-2013, 03:18 PM
lol do you really believe they were evil 2 years ago and not now?

technically they were never evil. they did nothing wrong.

but that storyline has already been played out. get a new one. at this point its not about good vs evil. its about everyone wanting the king of the hill to be knocked off. not much different than all the bulls/MJ haters in the 90s.

djohn2oo8
06-05-2013, 03:27 PM
The hate for LeBron is unreal and won't ever go away. This one bitch (In SA) tried to force me to say "I hate LeBron" or else she didn't wanna talk to me. When I didn't, she hung up, called back and tried to make me say it again. Cut her ass loose.

Trainwreck2100
06-05-2013, 03:27 PM
technically they were never evil. they did nothing wrong.

but that storyline has already been played out. get a new one. at this point its not about good vs evil. its about everyone wanting the king of the hill to be knocked off. not much different than all the bulls/MJ haters in the 90s.

MJ didn't stack the deck like the Heat have done. They created a power vacuum in the East with their bullshit and have thus imbalanced the league in their favor. Balance must be restored imho

spurs_fan_in_exile
06-05-2013, 03:32 PM
MJ didn't stack the deck like the Heat have done. They created a power vacuum in the East with their bullshit and have thus imbalanced the league in their favor. Balance must be restored imho

Truth. Lebron went full Anakin.

djohn2oo8
06-05-2013, 03:34 PM
MJ didn't stack the deck like the Heat have done. They created a power vacuum in the East with their bullshit and have thus imbalanced the league in their favor. Balance must be restored imho


Truth. Lebron went full Anakin.
So LeBron should have stayed in Cleveland?

N0 LyF3 ScRuB
06-05-2013, 03:37 PM
How is LeBron an asshole? I see him as cocky on the court, but that's it. You need to be cocky in order to be the best.
Yeah, it's not like LeBron would ever make someone delete a video of him getting dunked on or anything..

dfens
06-05-2013, 03:46 PM
How can the heat be evil when they are so fervent in calling god and listening to his word? :lol


lebron - June 5 ,2013 - Prayed For 3 times - I Prayed (http://www.praywithme.com/I_prayed.php?pid=88953)

goatest ever - Please lord grant me a great series, at least 40-10-10 so I can shut up dad-killer and franchise-killer MJ. I promise to donate for the kids t-shirts with my stats on them so they can forever remember you blessing me with a godly body. Also please heal that b3aner Kirby so that I can beat his ass in an nba final, I'd like that on my resume tbh. Your chosen one.

dwade - June 5 ,2013 - Prayed For 5 times - I Prayed (http://www.praywithme.com/I_prayed.php?pid=88954)

gain my swag back - Lord life been good to me I make the nicest green and pull down on the illest poon and Im all gucci swagged up daily but my on court swag is lackin and the referees don't give me 20 fts a game. Could your lordship please bring back the good ol times of 2006. I wanna show that roided nig Lecrab that I am still the King of south beach. Wade PS: please help Gabrielle recover from her std infection

birdman - June 5 ,2013 - Prayed For 72 times

she's too old - Great merciful God and Allmighty Jesus help me in prayer for a girl loves me so much that she suffocates my soul and I feel the need to spread my wings and fly away from her. She's 16 and way too old for me, I'm still a young man and I'm not looking for kids. Bless me and give me strength to find the one I always dream of and in this dream I was giving her a cute teddy bear. Birdman

spurs_fan_in_exile
06-05-2013, 03:53 PM
So LeBron should have stayed in Cleveland?

No, but it's not like Miami was the only team that wanted him either.

RGMCSE
06-05-2013, 03:53 PM
Yes. Spurs-Heat= Rocky Balboa vs Ivan Drago, David vs Goliath, Saint Michael vs Satan etc...

spurs are the classiest organization in the history of professional sports tbh. They also have the most classiest players you'll ever come across. While the heat are filled with douchebags, steroid cheats, coattail riders, pedophiles and ray allen.



You mean jesus?

djohn2oo8
06-05-2013, 03:56 PM
No, but it's not like Miami was the only team that wanted him either.

Doesn't matter where LeBron would have gone. He still would be crucified for not staying in Cleveland.

Phillip
06-05-2013, 04:10 PM
MJ didn't stack the deck like the Heat have done. They created a power vacuum in the East with their bullshit and have thus imbalanced the league in their favor. Balance must be restored imho

:lmao stack the deck

if the league is so imbalanced, then why are there so many people who think that the spurs will dispatch the heat so easily? why are teams taking them to 7 games? why did a team beat them in the finals?

obviously its not nearly as imbalanced as people want to think. they have a superstar, and two all star players. no different than the spurs big 3 that won multiple championships.

Phillip
06-05-2013, 04:11 PM
No, but it's not like Miami was the only team that wanted him either.

so he should have went to a team that had less chance of winning? what sense does that make???

Floyd Pacquiao
06-05-2013, 04:15 PM
You mean jesus?

more like judas shuttlesworth

spurs_fan_in_exile
06-05-2013, 04:22 PM
so he should have went to a team that had less chance of winning? what sense does that make???

Lebron's got every right to that to do what he did. He has no obligation to act in the best interest of the league or the fans or anyone else for that matter. But I agree with TW - from my perspective as a fan it hurt the parity of the EC and the league as a whole.

Phillip
06-05-2013, 04:25 PM
Doesn't matter where LeBron would have gone. He still would be crucified for not staying in Cleveland.

this. and if he stayed in cleveland, pretty much for the rest of his career he would be stuck with a bunch of old, washed up stars coming to play for cheap, which is never going to be enough to win consistently. generally, when some kind of megastar begins a career somewhere, the team they land on has one of three benefits. 1) they have sucked for a while, and have had several nice draft picks to all grow to stardom together, 2) they already had a star on the team, or 3) they have good management to trade the good pieces they had at the time, for better. The Bulls got MJ and Pippen through the draft. The Spurs added Timmy to D-Rob and drafted well. The Lakers added Kobe to Shaq. The Rockets consistently made moves to keep Olajuwon surrounded. The Mavericks consistently made moves to keep talent around Dirk. Even in KDs case, he was drafted with Westbrook and Harden.

Lebron didn't really have any of those benefits. Boozer was pretty much their only hope, but he ended up screwing the Cavs over and bolting, and from then on, Lebron was pretty much surrounded by crap. The best two players they managed to have around him were Larry Hughes and Mo Williams :lol. He stayed for 7 years, made it clear he needed some help yet didn't publicly whine and bitch the way guys like Kobe did, never asked for a trade or anything. He signed an extension, lived his contract out, and left when it was clear that ownership was content with merely being a hot ticket across the NBA, as opposed to doing everything in their power to help win a championship. Even took his time in FA to see if they were going to make any serious attempts to make a big signing or a deal to bring in some talent. When the best they did was fire Mike Brown and hire Byron Scott, I think he finally had enough.

He didn't have to leave the way he did by creating such a spectacle (which he admitted himself he was wrong for that and would do it differently if he had another chance), but its not like he didn't give the Cavaliers more than enough chances to provide him with what he needed.

Phillip
06-05-2013, 04:26 PM
Lebron's got every right to that to do what he did. He has no obligation to act in the best interest of the league or the fans or anyone else for that matter. But I agree with TW - from my perspective as a fan it hurt the parity of the EC and the league as a whole.

If the parity is hurt so much, then why did they get beaten in the Finals, and have gotten taken to 7 games in the ECF in each of the last two years? Obviously the parity isn't that bad.

Perhaps spurfans should complain about SA tanking a season away to do what they could to get a #1 pick to draft Timmy, and hurt the "parity" of the league, since they went on to win 4 championships with him.

spurs_fan_in_exile
06-05-2013, 04:39 PM
If the parity is hurt so much, then why did they get beaten in the Finals, and have gotten taken to 7 games in the ECF in each of the last two years? Obviously the parity isn't that bad.

Perhaps spurfans should complain about SA tanking a season away to do what they could to get a #1 pick to draft Timmy, and hurt the "parity" of the league, since they went on to win 4 championships with him.

Parity isn't just the gap between the best and 2nd best teams in a conference or a league.

DMC
06-05-2013, 05:00 PM
SFIE with the genuine article par per etc...

DMC
06-05-2013, 05:02 PM
If the parity is hurt so much, then why did they get beaten in the Finals, and have gotten taken to 7 games in the ECF in each of the last two years? Obviously the parity isn't that bad.

Perhaps spurfans should complain about SA tanking a season away to do what they could to get a #1 pick to draft Timmy, and hurt the "parity" of the league, since they went on to win 4 championships with him.

What you're overlooking is that the Heat made the Finals on their first year as a stacked team. They won it in their second year. That's the definition of non-parity. They've been to the Finals 3 years in a row (including this one), every year since they stacked. Last team to do that was the Lakers after Pau arrived.

Bobby Peru
06-05-2013, 05:15 PM
good vs. evil?

oh dear lord these spursfans are emo motherfuckers :lol

"we are the good guys" :lmao

holy fucking shit you just can't make this shit up

I don't know which thread is worse, this one or the one where the stupid pathetic fuck posts pictures of young ugly ass Popovich

Phillip
06-05-2013, 05:46 PM
Parity isn't just the gap between the best and 2nd best teams in a conference or a league.


What you're overlooking is that the Heat made the Finals on their first year as a stacked team. They won it in their second year. That's the definition of non-parity. They've been to the Finals 3 years in a row (including this one), every year since they stacked. Last team to do that was the Lakers after Pau arrived.

Oh okay, so basically 95% of the champions in NBA history have ruined the parity of the league because they were stacked.

Gotcha. Glad to know it's not just Miami.

Trainwreck2100
06-05-2013, 05:58 PM
good vs. evil?

oh dear lord these spursfans are emo motherfuckers :lol

"we are the good guys" :lmao

holy fucking shit you just can't make this shit up

I don't know which thread is worse, this one or the one where the stupid pathetic fuck posts pictures of young ugly ass Popovich

You actually are because nowhere did I say the Spurs were the good guys

spurs_fan_in_exile
06-05-2013, 06:27 PM
Oh okay, so basically 95% of the champions in NBA history have ruined the parity of the league because they were stacked.

Gotcha. Glad to know it's not just Miami.

Never said it was ruined. And 95% of the NBA champions weren't constructed the way the Heat were. They came about because one of the best draft classes of all time gave way to one of the best free agent crops of all time and the crown jewels of that group ended up on a single team. I'm not saying that Lebron and Bosh should have stayed put and toiled away the rest of their careers with franchises that weren't getting it done. I'm saying that free agent class could have been a tipping point that brought the EC back to something resembling what's made the West worth watching these years - a few legit contenders, a few dark horses with some talent, half a dozen tomato cans. Their decision to go separate ways wouldn't have been a guarantee of that. They'd have to land in places that had quality coaching and competent management, stay healthy, etc. But the decision they did make all but ensured that the whole of the EC was playing for second place from day one.

And I don't speak for every fan. Hell, if anything has been made glaringly clear over the last five years it's that I'm not the guy the NBA is trying to reach out to. But I didn't watch a single Heat game this year and it's not about being a hater or anything along those lines. If I'm going to watch someone other than my Spurs it's because I think it's going to be a good game and every time I saw the Heat on the TV schedule it pretty much meant they were going to stomp the crap out of some team that couldn't match up with them or it would be a competitive game because the Heat would be coasting. Neither held a lot of appeal.

Phillip
06-05-2013, 09:30 PM
Never said it was ruined. And 95% of the NBA champions weren't constructed the way the Heat were. They came about because one of the best draft classes of all time gave way to one of the best free agent crops of all time and the crown jewels of that group ended up on a single team. I'm not saying that Lebron and Bosh should have stayed put and toiled away the rest of their careers with franchises that weren't getting it done. I'm saying that free agent class could have been a tipping point that brought the EC back to something resembling what's made the West worth watching these years - a few legit contenders, a few dark horses with some talent, half a dozen tomato cans. Their decision to go separate ways wouldn't have been a guarantee of that. They'd have to land in places that had quality coaching and competent management, stay healthy, etc. But the decision they did make all but ensured that the whole of the EC was playing for second place from day one.

And I don't speak for every fan. Hell, if anything has been made glaringly clear over the last five years it's that I'm not the guy the NBA is trying to reach out to. But I didn't watch a single Heat game this year and it's not about being a hater or anything along those lines. If I'm going to watch someone other than my Spurs it's because I think it's going to be a good game and every time I saw the Heat on the TV schedule it pretty much meant they were going to stomp the crap out of some team that couldn't match up with them or it would be a competitive game because the Heat would be coasting. Neither held a lot of appeal.


Who cares how a team of all-stars come together? Whether its by sign or by trade, it is going to happen sooner or later. Every few years, a team makes some blockbuster splashes, either through FA signings (as Miami did, and the 3-peat Lakers did by adding Shaq) or through some trades (like Miami did when they got Shaq, or like the Lakers did just before by getting Gasol to group up with with Kobe, Odom and Bynum, or Boston did by getting KG and Allen), and end up stocked with talent.

The only difference this time around was that one of the all-stars included, happens to be a guy who by the end of his career may be considered the best basketball player to ever play.

Rogue
06-05-2013, 10:51 PM
It's more like a series between two evils to me, and im only choosing the lesser one (Heat) between these two. It's kinda like the commies and allies for a German, I ain't cheering for either side but i would feel less pain if the Heat win than if the Spurs win

JingleJangleJingle
06-06-2013, 12:07 AM
No. Good vs Evil was the first Patriots vs Giants super bowl. Good won.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Wn-MIuAfmE

Trainwreck2100
06-06-2013, 12:14 AM
It's more like a series between two evils to me, and im only choosing the lesser one (Heat) between these two. It's kinda like the commies and allies for a German, I ain't cheering for either side but i would feel less pain if the Heat win than if the Spurs win

How are the spurs the more evil

JingleJangleJingle
06-06-2013, 12:20 AM
but seriously lol at the stupid reasons people find to irrationally hate on LeBron.

Johnsyounger
06-06-2013, 02:46 AM
Yes. Spurs-Heat= Rocky Balboa vs Ivan Drago, David vs Goliath, Saint Michael vs Satan etc...

spurs are the classiest organization in the history of professional sports tbh. They also have the most classiest players you'll ever come across. While the heat are filled with douchebags, steroid cheats, coattail riders, pedophiles and ray allen.
This. ROTFL. :lmao

DMC
06-06-2013, 05:41 PM
Who cares how a team of all-stars come together? Whether its by sign or by trade, it is going to happen sooner or later. Every few years, a team makes some blockbuster splashes, either through FA signings (as Miami did, and the 3-peat Lakers did by adding Shaq) or through some trades (like Miami did when they got Shaq, or like the Lakers did just before by getting Gasol to group up with with Kobe, Odom and Bynum, or Boston did by getting KG and Allen), and end up stocked with talent.

The only difference this time around was that one of the all-stars included, happens to be a guy who by the end of his career may be considered the best basketball player to ever play.

Indifference doesn't negate the fact that non-parity now exists in the EC more than even when Boston stacked.

DMC
06-06-2013, 05:46 PM
It's more like a series between two evils to me, and im only choosing the lesser one (Heat) between these two. It's kinda like the commies and allies for a German, I ain't cheering for either side but i would feel less pain if the Heat win than if the Spurs win

This is as true as anything here but for different reasons.

You have people who pretty much either didn't even attend college or people who did attend and took liberal arts classes just to say "I'm the smartest guy in the league, see I graduated". Then they make tens of millions for dribbling a basketball and acting like every other porch monkey in any inner city anywhere in the US. It's not good. It's not something you want your kids to do other than get that kind of money. Famous doctors who've discovered cures to diseases that have plagued the planet and taken millions of lives haven't gotten anything close to that kind of a payout. Then again, the last doctor who could dunk was Dr J and he weren't no real doctor.

Phillip
06-06-2013, 05:47 PM
Indifference doesn't negate the fact that non-parity now exists in the EC more than even when Boston stacked.

The reason?

LeBron James. He is just too damn good.

Trainwreck2100
06-06-2013, 06:12 PM
The reason?

LeBron James. He is just too damn good.

not good enough to win it with scrubs

dbestpro
06-06-2013, 06:20 PM
I would say its more like loyalty versus selfishness. In todays world, loyalty is not much respected. Of course there isn't a whole lot to be loyal to, anymore.

tlongII
06-06-2013, 06:31 PM
I think it's more like Boring vs Evil.

Trainwreck2100
06-06-2013, 06:33 PM
I think it's more like Boring vs Evil.
I'm okay with that

200 miles
06-06-2013, 06:41 PM
Although I do agree with the Rocky vs Drago analogy, but no, this is not about good vs. evil.

This is mainly about substance vs. style and as dbestpro said, loyalty vs. selfishness.

Also I agree with someone who said this will be a grand battle between the embodiment of fundamental team basketball and the manufactured team led by acquired superstars who are given help from refs. So basically it's a battle for the soul of the casual basketball fan.

Trainwreck2100
06-06-2013, 06:49 PM
Although I do agree with the Rocky vs Drago analogy, but no, this is not about good vs. evil.

This is mainly about substance vs. style and as dbestpro said, loyalty vs. selfishness.

Also I agree with someone who said this will be a grand battle between the embodiment of fundamental team basketball and the manufactured team led by acquired superstars who are given help from refs. So basically it's a battle for the soul of the casual basketball fan.

Casual basketball fan sold their soul to ESPN a long time ago. This is more a battle for the soul of basketball

NBA Playoffs
06-06-2013, 06:54 PM
Spurs fuckin each others wives aint evil? :lol

Trainwreck2100
06-06-2013, 06:57 PM
Spurs fuckin each others wives aint evil? :lol

If you're going to troll at least have the wherewithal to change your team.

Phillip
06-06-2013, 07:01 PM
not good enough to win it with scrubs

who is?

Trainwreck2100
06-06-2013, 07:02 PM
who is?

not Lebron

Phillip
06-06-2013, 07:04 PM
not Lebron

any names of people who can?

Trainwreck2100
06-06-2013, 07:07 PM
any names of people who can?

Dirk

NBA Playoffs
06-06-2013, 07:09 PM
any names of people who can?

Nope. The LeBron hate is getting tiresome. "Ohh he went and formed a superteam and ruined the league." Sounds like a typical bitter ass woman.

Clipper Nation
06-06-2013, 07:10 PM
Dirk
Kidd, Chandler, and Terry were scrubs? News to me....

Trainwreck2100
06-06-2013, 07:12 PM
Kidd, Chandler, and Terry were scrubs? News to me....

were they in their primes? Weren't Peja and JJ fucking Barea also doing work?

Clipper Nation
06-06-2013, 07:14 PM
were they in their primes? Weren't Peja and JJ fucking Barea also doing work?
None of those guys compare to utter shit like Boobie Gibson and Eric Snow :lol

NBA Playoffs
06-06-2013, 07:25 PM
Lol Boobie Gibson, Eric Snow, Damon Jones, Donyell Marshall

Trainwreck2100
06-06-2013, 07:31 PM
None of those guys compare to utter shit like Boobie Gibson and Eric Snow :lol

not the question

Clipper Nation
06-06-2013, 07:36 PM
not the question
It's absolutely relevant to the question.... high-quality role players and sidekicks aren't scrubs.... if you want to see scrubs, take a look at the rosters LeBron (in Cleveland) and Iverson dragged kicking and screaming to the Finals :lol

Rogue
06-06-2013, 09:54 PM
This is as true as anything here but for different reasons.

You have people who pretty much either didn't even attend college or people who did attend and took liberal arts classes just to say "I'm the smartest guy in the league, see I graduated". Then they make tens of millions for dribbling a basketball and acting like every other porch monkey in any inner city anywhere in the US. It's not good. It's not something you want your kids to do other than get that kind of money. Famous doctors who've discovered cures to diseases that have plagued the planet and taken millions of lives haven't gotten anything close to that kind of a payout. Then again, the last doctor who could dunk was Dr J and he weren't no real doctor.

Don't see the problem with art major or anything that seems like a "shitty" major to you, and i don't think what you actually learn from college is that important compared to your experience through the college life. if you only take college to earn yourself some kind of leverage in the future job market, then 60-70% college students are basically wasting their time in colleges now because only less than 50% of them will end up working in the professions they major in.

but some college life experience does help make you a better person imho. It taught you to be an adult and be a good person, it helps you resist the bad habits (smoking for example) no matter what you study. You can be very successful in some area w/o a college degree, like my goddess scarlett, but you would still have no idea how to be a respectable person. you would continue to live as a slum dog w/ all those shitty habits despite how much money you have.

Phillip
06-06-2013, 11:02 PM
Dirk

so basically you are a moron. gotcha

Trainwreck2100
06-06-2013, 11:09 PM
so basically you are a moron. gotcha

What did his squad do after that? Not his team we all know what happened to the Mavs, but that Squad.


Tyson Chandler won a DPOY but on every Lebron James team a DPOY candidate is playing.

Phillip
06-07-2013, 10:24 AM
What did his squad do after that? Not his team we all know what happened to the Mavs, but that Squad.


Tyson Chandler won a DPOY but on every Lebron James team a DPOY candidate is playing.

yep.

moron.