M.Stein on the trade

[Money316]

Actually, $6.851 mil to be exact, assuming that Houston gave the Spurs cash equal to Spannissslououous' salary next season.

Thanks Spock, you anal bas !

[whottt]

I'm pretty sure whottt has never seen an Adelman team.

The fact that you don't think Adelman's Kings ran, proves that you weren't watching them. They ran every chance they could get.


Find someone that agrees with you...

[Slinkyman]

What's going to be great is if we repeat, these chowderheads are gonna go around saying, "See! I said that was a great trade!"

Whether we repeat or not, this trade will not have an impact either way.

[Marcus Bryant]

That was a different team, that played a different style...if they go that route, Scola is useless.

And Duckworth was Seattle Slew compared to Yao...anyway.

rofl. Hang it up man.

[td4mvp3]

Whether we repeat or not, this trade will not have an impact either way.

then i fail to see why any of this trade becomes a big deal. the future of the spurs? please. they've got years to fix whatever ails them if this means nothing for next year.

[Pistol...2K4]

Houston should put more points on the board next season with Adelman at the helm so I don't think Scola would take that much away from Yao on the offensive end, and that's not necessarily a bad thing as Yao can focus more on cleaning up the glass.

Doesn't Pop basically own Rick Adelman though?? I really don't see H-town as that much of a threat in the near future given that they hired Adelman...I am more concerned with what Phx and Dallas do(and more Dallas than Phx).