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Just click the link. The date is not hidden.
and?
the best part is that you are conveniently hiding the date of that post because you claimed it was in "June". the reality is like I just said above ... he was King Paul during the beginning of the 2010-11 season and that is when that was posted. not in "June" like you claim.
Just click the link. The date is not hidden.
BR was too busy bashing CP3, when that got old he stepped up bashing Gordon.
again you're not paying attention. son go back to the links I posted from as early as this past February. you can also check my Twitter as well. I bash Eric Gordon any chance I can get. this is nothing "all of a sudden" like you are trying to lie and create.
I will welcome Mr. Gordon to the Valley of the Sun with open arms. NOLA, open up your hearts, close your wallets and give him to us!
son you conveniently didn't post the link. again, please pay attention.
paying a player to play a single season over the span of one contract
We need a Goran-Gordon-Gortat trio just Gorin' up the place.
06-17-2011, 01:13 AM
That is after the season had ended for CP3. Once he decided he was going elsewhere, he became a piece of .
That's from the beginning of the next season. Remember, no ball had been played between those times by CP3.sons our new team leader King Belinelli knows that it is time to step the up and put on for his city like he did back in Italy. he has been teaming up with Kobe Bryant on and off the court this off season. sons notice in picture #3 he even wears a Chris "the " Paul aka Carlton Banks t-shirt to punk that out lol. bow down to Belinelli es the NBA is soooo ed now.
PASSING THE TORCH
just watch this ...
See that little black arrow? That's the link. Pay attention.
The next 12 months are going to be rough without Gordon. I already have to watch Nash and Kobe pat each other on the ass, I'd also like to see my team win more than 10 games.
no son as you can see from the post he became "the " and he rightfully deserved that le by the way he handled the situation. no one expected Paul from the beginning of the 2010-11 season to turn out the way he did later in that season.
That is after the season had ended for CP3. Once he decided he was going elsewhere, he became a piece of .
That's from the beginning of the next season. Remember, no ball had been played between those times by CP3.
Though I wouldn't be too upset if we had to wait a year for Gordon, suffer this year, and then get a nice little lottery pick in the process
I rest my case.
Counter intuitive but I think you guys will get better without Nash holding you back. There's a reason Dallas dumped him.
Ewing Theory doesn't apply to Nash.
I'd welcome Gordon at this point but Shabazz > Gordon so a top 3 pick wouldn't be a bad thing granted it'll be another painful seasn to earn it.
a Goran Shabazz backcourt would be unreal
They'll be better in the long term but worse in the short term. The team was more dependent on Nash than ever last year.
so DMC son, with your self righteous self ... you act as if no Hornets fan should dare be upset at the we have had to deal with in the BS ownership issue for nearly 2 years, the Chris Paul situation, and now this with Eric Gordon. you don't have a clue what you are talking about, yet you seem to think you do so please shed some light on how you DMC would feel if it were the Spurs in the same situation? any fan in the same boat would be annoyed with this nonsense. to answer a few questions since you seem so obsessed with me ...
do I think Chris Paul is a little ? yes and you do too
did I support Chris Paul as a Hornet? yes and you would too if he were on the Spurs
do I thank Chris Paul for what he did for N.O. basketball? yes and always have
am I going to cheer for and support him now? no
have I bashed Eric Gordon and his at ude from the start? yes
This is true. They will now be able to develop a defense however.
They'll be able to but I'm not holding my breath. The Suns' bad defense has a history beyond Nash. They still need a shooting guard who can actually stay in the vicinity of the other team's shooting guard and a power forward who's actually an asset on defense (John Henson
I respect him and his game. I don't blame him for his decisions. I don't have a horse in the race.
I wouldn't respect him any more than if he were elsewhere. I also wouldn't turn on him because he put on another jersey and got paid by another rich white (or black) man. Jax left and he's back, we always respected Jax. There are some who left we didn't care for, but I've even always respected Rodman's game even though he didn't exit the Spurs well.did I support Chris Paul as a Hornet? yes and you would to if he were on the Spurs
The Spurs don't run really good players off though. They tend to keep them around. Tim is the 2nd 1st overall pick future HOFer to be drafted by the Spurs that will have spent his entire career in SA, and will retire a Spur. Sorry your team doesn't keep people. That says as much about your team as it does about the people who leave, if not more.
By calling him a . Is that how you say grace?do I thank Chris Paul for what he did for N.O. basketball? yes and always have
Don't expect you to. There's a difference between bitter, outright aggressive hate and rivalry however. You target these guys specifically as if they are the bane of the NBA after they leave your team. Many fans of other teams do the same though. Cleveland comes to mind, as does LA with Shaq.am I going to cheer for and support him now? no
Wow.have I not been a fan of Eric Gordon from the start? yes
When you say Eric Gordon is better than Tim Duncan, our star player, you get what you asked for tbh.
I do feel for you though, I really liked the older Hornets that made the playoffs a few times.
I get your schtick, but it's really stupid.
God bless
Phoenix is a place a lot of players probably don't mind playing. I think they can build a decent team, but I don't know that any of us are going to compete in this atmosphere for many years tbh.They'll be able to but I'm not holding my breath. The Suns' bad defense has a history beyond Nash. They still need a shooting guard who can actually stay in the vicinity of the other team's shooting guard and a power forward who's actually an asset on defense (
lol son do you still honestly want to try and argue that when healthy Gordon ISN'T better than Duncan? I hate Gordon more than anyone, but I'm not stupid either.
one last time ... when healthy, who is better? Eric Gordon or Tim Duncan? I want to hear it.
Are you saying NOLA wouldn't trade Gordon straight up for Duncan?
Gordon averaged 22pts a game one year, once.
Duncan's career average is around there.
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