2013-2014 NBA Thread - IND @ WAS and OKC @ LAC on ESPN

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classic OKC getting to play portland on the second night of a back to back 
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not srs
 
beiber knows how to take it 
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he should give david stern some lessons 

melo wishes he took his talent to south beach 
 
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Burke will end up making the race interesting, but I don't think he'll take it.

The Jazz are 9-7 with a staring lineup of him, Hayward, Jefferson, Williams and Favors, and 1-17, otherwise. :lol:

Their tanking intentions are going to be put to the test in January. They get the Bucks, Lakers, Cavs, Nuggets, Pistons, Timberwolves (twice), Wizards and Kings, and eight of their 12 games in the month are at home.
 
Only teams in the East that are in the top 8 that probably didn't want to be are Boston and Toronto).

It's the teams that WEREN'T trying to suck in the East that are surprisingly bad (BK, NY, CHI, CLE)

Those are 4 teams most people thought were playoff locks (maybe not Cleveland, but they were supposed to be better than this)

Detroit could possibly not make it to and they weren't trying to tank either. 
 
Only teams in the East that are in the top 8 that probably didn't want to be are Boston and Toronto).

It's the teams that WEREN'T trying to suck in the East that are surprisingly bad (BK, NY, CHI, CLE)

Those are 4 teams most people thought were playoff locks (maybe not Cleveland, but they were supposed to be better than this)

Detroit could possibly not make it to and they weren't trying to tank either. 

Chicago isn't surprisingly bad though. They lost Rose for the year, and Butler has been injured. And Cleveland wasn't going to make much noise, still. The only two teams that are surprising are the two NYC teams.
 
Only teams in the East that are in the top 8 that probably didn't want to be are Boston and Toronto).

It's the teams that WEREN'T trying to suck in the East that are surprisingly bad (BK, NY, CHI, CLE)

Those are 4 teams most people thought were playoff locks (maybe not Cleveland, but they were supposed to be better than this)

Detroit could possibly not make it to and they weren't trying to tank either. 

Chicago isn't surprisingly bad though. They lost Rose for the year, and Butler has been injured. And Cleveland wasn't going to make much noise, still. The only two teams that are surprising are the two NYC teams.
So Rose's injury wasn't surprising? I think that was his point.
 
Gasol-Bynum swap discussed

The Los Angeles Lakers and Cleveland Cavaliers have had discussions on a trade that would involve Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum, league sources told ESPN.com.

No deal is believed to be imminent, but both sides are mulling it over ahead of a Jan. 7 deadline when the second half of Bynum's $12.25 million salary would be guaranteed. The Cavs suspended Bynum for one game this weekend for conduct detrimental to the team and have excused him indefinitely from all activities, including games.

By trading Gasol in a package for Bynum and then waiving him, the injury-ravaged Lakers could save more than $20 million in salaries and luxury taxes, which could help them maintain financial flexibility heading into the next few summers. A Gasol-Bynum trade would have to include at least one other player and perhaps other assets from Cleveland.
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The NBA issues a statement that Minnesota's Kevin Love was fouled on arm, should've been awarded two free throws at end of loss to Dallas.
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Suns are a fun team to watch play ball. Solid team defense, great ball movement and the get after it. Unselfish play as well.

Looking forward to the Wiz getting above .500 and moving into one of the top 4 spots.
 
Suns are surprising me more and more. 

I was impressed by them. They play fast, hard and with a lot of confidence. They were all over the place defensively last night. Hornacek is doing a great job.

i miss goran dragic so much. i wish we kept him instead of signing lin. loved that guy.

suns shouldnt even have traded goran for aaron brooks to begin with.
morris twins play so much better when they are on the same team
 
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The NBA issues a statement that Minnesota's Kevin Love was fouled on arm, should've been awarded two free throws at end of loss to Dallas.

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oh. :rolleyes

These leagues sure do like making retroactive decisions. Why dont they just get things right the first time, especially since it was an obvious call.
 
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