NBA: This pic pretty much sums up the level of today's NBA

[lefty]

[lefty]

Larry Bird probably thinking :

" I would own these s' asses"

[tlongII]

I disagree. This has been the most entertaining 1st round that I can remember.

[Expert]

Larry Bird probably thinking :

" I would own these s' asses"

He already does.

Low scoring halves are the NBA of old. Defensive stalemates were the detail of the day back then.

[Expert]

I disagree. This has been the most entertaining 1st round that I can remember.

Completely agree. Right now we think we have 15 teams to consider in 2nd round (the Bulls could be done).

[The Gemini Method]

What if Durant were to team up with John Wall in D.C.? That would be a pretty formidable team in the East tbh.

[Seventyniner]

Completely agree. Right now we think we have 15 teams to consider in 2nd round (the Bobcats could be done).

Fixed.

[Katherine Robinson]

Bird could go on the court today and probably have a positive impact on the Pacers at this point.

[Malik Hairston]

1. NBA fan complains about the lack of parity every year

2. NBA develops parity the past few years

3. NBA fan complains about having too much parity in the league

[Clipper Nation]

Weird timing for the nostalgia gotry and whining about "today's NBA" considering the playoffs have been the best in years so far....

[313]

Weird timing for the nostalgia gotry and whining about "today's NBA" considering the playoffs have been the best in years so far....

[Kidd K]

What if Durant were to team up with John Wall in D.C.? That would be a pretty formidable team in the East tbh.

Durant to the Bulls would be better imo

[spurraider21]

Durant to the Bulls would be better imo

melo to bulls, durant to wizards.

[Expert]

Fixed.

I think the Bulls are done too but I forget about the Bobkittens.

[lefty]

[Kidd K]

melo to bulls, durant to wizards.

Yeah I heard about Melo to Bulls, but imo his personality isn't gonna work there. Durant would fit perfectly though.

Plus I just can't see Durant on the Wizards tbh

[Malik Hairston]

Also ironic, since Larry Bird is the biggest reason for the Pacers downfall, tbh..

[Cry Havoc]

He already does.

Low scoring halves are the NBA of old. Defensive stalemates were the detail of the day back then.

Yeah, the 80s were just full of defensive basketball.

[dallasmaverickslose]

Also ironic, since Larry Bird is the biggest reason for the Pacers downfall, tbh..

Evan Turner might very well be the second coming of Richard Jefferson. And it's all thanks to the bird.

[jimbo]

He already does.

Low scoring halves are the NBA of old. Defensive stalemates were the detail of the day back then.

http://www.basketball-reference.com/...NBA_stats.html

Which explains why every single year Larry played in had a higher PPG than recent years?

[cd021]

Evan Turner might very well be the second coming of Richard Jefferson. And it's all thanks to the bird.

The Scola for Green, Plumlee and 1st rounder (26th pick) turned out to be a disaster of a trade for the Pacers.

[dallasmaverickslose]

The Scola for Green, Plumlee and 1st rounder (26th pick) turned out to be a disaster of a trade for the Pacers.

Scola hasn't been bad. Everything else, eh.

But I guess if you compare Scola to this years version of Green, it kinda sucks.

[Expert]

Yeah, the 80s were just full of defensive basketball.

Were you even alive in the 80's?

[Cry Havoc]

Were you even alive in the 80's?

Token response. You're boring.

[cd021]

Scola hasn't been bad. Everything else, eh.

But I guess if you compare Scola to this years version of Green, it kinda sucks.

career lows in p.e.r, net rating and tru shooting %. He has definitely declined. both Green and Plumlee went from bench warmers to starters on a 47 win team. Combined they are being payed less than Scola not to mention moving a 1st as well.