Who stole more money last year, TD or Kwame?

[ChuckD]

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

tee, hee

This. Tired old bag #24.

[Stalin]

^ you should post more of your pedo fantasies, tbh

[ChuckD]

Go back and 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.

[LkrFan]

This. Tired old bag #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.

[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.

[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.

And The Skunker...

[Giuseppe]

The Skunker!!!

[LkrFan]

And The Skunker...

I seebwhat you did there. Chump

[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.

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

[ezau]

I seebwhat you did there. Chump

YouGotSweptPeriod!