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Actually I am ing around with YOU and YOU are wasting YOUR time. You may think vice versa, but....................................sorry
thanks for playing!
Those may be what I try to do but thread death is the result.
Which one do you think I'm doing with you now?
Actually I am ing around with YOU and YOU are wasting YOUR time. You may think vice versa, but....................................sorry
thanks for playing!
You're just trying to get in the last word.
no you are
actually i am trying to get the last word in. RFOL
deal! sucker
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btw people... learn to ignore whott
Pop and RC probably cringe every time they hear the word Scola.
Everybody knows that was "the one that got away". Rockets are on major rise this year with TMac, Yao, Artest, Scola, Alston and Battier.
I wouldn't be very surprised if Rockets end up a top 3 team.
what's up with your gay statements all the time dude??
don't you have something else in your gay mind tham suck coks???
be more creative dude,or just keep sucking coks,or whatever,but don't bother straight people
It's truly unfortunate that Manu went down...however that has nothing to do with Scola, nor does it change my opinion about anything concerning Team USA VS Argentina...why should it?
I've always liked Manu, I've always disliked Scola...Manu being injured changes nothing.
This explains it all. There should be nothing else to debate.
It was hard to watch Scola playing so well against NBA players. He was awesome. Anyone who says anything different is a hater. Scola was one of the top five players on the court. He was great.
In fact, Argentina played a whole lot better when they ran their offense through Scola instead of Manu. Manu was in chunk three-pointers mode while Scola was scoring on the low block, demanding double-teams and passing well.
That was one of the best games I've ever seen Scola play. The thing I liked best was that he was under control the whole game. He can sometimes hurt his level of play by getting too emotional and overexcited. But he held it together and put on a great show.
It's just sickening to know the Spurs gave him away. I still can't believe it to this day. He's improving and learning how to play against NBA talent ... just like all Arg players. He's not going to be an All-Star but he's going to be damn good.
The part that really made me almost start vomiting was watching how well he plays the pick and roll defensively. His lateral quickness is much improved and he can now stay in front of quick perimeter players. He was isolated against the likes of LeBron James and Dwyane Wade and they couldn't take him off the dribble. Scola deserves props for getting in better shape and upping his agility in the last year. The Spurs don't have a bigman who can play against the pick and roll anywhere close to as well as Scola can play it.
Let whottt and the other Scola Trade Backers like ChumpDumper and Bruno pretend Scola didn't play great. Anyone else who watched knows what they saw.
I'm sure Scola played great. He's a very good basketball player.
I was never a backer of a the trade, I just accepted it as a luxury tax casualty. Just as I said, no one ever learns anything in these threads.
We learn that some people just accept horrible trades because there is a luxury tax threshold even though other trades could have occurred to get below the threshold without giving away a the second best bigman you have the rights to.
Name the trades that were on the table in the window that Scola was a free agent. I seriously don't know of any others.
Nice try.
I'm not even going to get on this merry-go-round. timvp names the moves the Spurs could have done to get under the threshold without gifting Scola. ChumpDumper responds by saying actual tape recorded messages of those moves being accepted by all general managers, players and agents involved are needed.
I've already played that game.
Game wasn't compe ive and USA was never seriously challenged...
You want me to show you what Shane Heal did against Team USA?
So you're saying there were no other trades on the table in the window where Scola was a free agent.
I'm not even going to get on this merry-go-round. timvp names the moves the Spurs could have done to get under the threshold without gifting Scola. ChumpDumper responds by saying actual tape recorded messages of those moves being accepted by all general managers, players and agents involved are needed.
I've already played that game.
Game over.
Shane Heal smack. Classic
Link to where I said that?
Game over.
I asked for an alternative trade that was on the table at the time of the Scola trade. You can't or won't produce any evidence of one, so I can safely assume you simply have none.
It wasn't a leading question. I never heard of any other trade being mentioned at the time. I was out of town and off the boards then.
That's all you do. You were on Scolas' for the longest time and now you wanna trade Manu to Denver to be part of the mile high club. Talking about being creative i'm suprised your comeback wasn't something about my mother you prick.
Bottom line is that if I'd known Splitter was going to stay in Europe I wouldn't have been near as supportive of that trade.
That said...
1. I still don't know that Scola didn't force the trade himself.
2. I've never seen anything to show me that the Spurs turned down better offers.
3. Scola is a choker who falters under pressure, as he proved in Europe(and there was no pressure in this game at any point).
4. Scola made no difference to the Rockets.
5. Scola's not good enough to justify all the ing.
6. He's not young enough to justify all the ing.
7. Scola's an asshole and has been since the night we drafted him.
@being a top 5 player on the court.
LeBron, Melo, Howard and Wade? Who were the other 4?
I am going to get Scola in the D-leagues....and we'll see if you truly believe that. I can't wait to pull the trigger on the Scola for Chris Paul deal...and Scola's a better fantasy player than he is a real player.
Tell you what timvp...I am going to aquire Scola in D-League...let's talk.
Hate.Bottom line is that if I'd known Splitter was going to stay in Europe I wouldn't have been near as supportive of that trade.
That said...
1. I still don't know that Scola didn't force the trade himself.
2. I've never seen anything to show me that the Spurs turned down better offers.
3. Scola is a choker who falters under pressure, as he proved in Europe(and there was no pressure in this game at any point).
4. Scola made no difference to the Rockets.
5. Scola's not good enough to justify all the ing.
6. He's not young enough to justify all the ing.
7. Scola's an asshole and has been since the night we drafted him.
LeBron, Melo, Howard and Wade? Who were the other 4?
I am going to get Scola in the D-leagues....and we'll see if you truly believe that. I can't wait to pull the trigger on the Scola for Chris Paul deal...and Scola's a better fantasy player than he is a real player.
Tell you what timvp...I am going to aquire Scola in D-League...let's talk.
So what, the Olympics only count when you want them too, Sarunas?Shane Heal smack. Classic
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