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Originally Posted by chikickz
Is he having a good time? A damn good time.
Is he going to "make it rain" again? Bet on it.
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Originally Posted by chikickz
Is he having a good time? A damn good time.
Is he going to "make it rain" again? Bet on it.
Originally Posted by Mw2889
I don't even understand why everyone is acting like the Nuggets are horrible. It's the Western conference. Once again
ITS THE *+#%!*#@+*$%% WESTERN CONFERENCE.
If a couple games had gone just a little differently, they'd be one of the top teams in the West. They are probably a couple missed shots from the #4 seed.
Originally Posted by chikickz
The trend is heavily towards the "no chance in hell" answer, but I hope JR Smith stays out of trouble off the court. I don't think he will. He's far too immature for the NBA. He would be the classic case of the thinking money can buy your way out of trouble. The Knicks teach you that you can't buy wins and you can never buy defense.
Is JR talented? Of course.
Is he foolish? Incredibly.
Is he growing? Far from it.
Is he having a good time? A damn good time.
Is he going to "make it rain" again? Bet on it.
Originally Posted by franchise3
The real reason is because ownership has known the Kleiza since he was like 16.
They even traded for him.
His game has developed nicely, and, he's a bargain for what they're paying him.
Either 2 or 3 but it wouldn't really matter which one since in most offenses the 2 & 3 r basically the same...(as far as running an offense)Originally Posted by kash55
What position would Artest play?
lmao seriously...Originally Posted by nYcHipHopHippo
dude said dyansty and they haven't won a single championship![]()
I dont understand how you can say its not Karls fault.... On paper the Nuggets arguably have the most talented roster in the Nba....but we aren't playing like the most talented team at all...and when a team doesn't play to its potential a lot of times its the coaches fault....
End of thread...
I dont understand how you can say its not Karls fault.... On paper the Nuggets arguably have the most talented roster in the Nba....but we aren't playing like the most talented team at all...and when a team doesn't play to its potential a lot of times its the coaches fault....
The coach is easy to pick on, but it doesn't matter how much talent you have on paper, talent doesn't guarantee you anything.
A good team consists of players knowing their role and not complaining, cohesiveness on and off the court, good team defense (trust), and a leader everyonelooks up to.
When I think of the Nuggets, those things don't necessarily come to mind. They may get along and have great talent, but I don't see a consistent teamdefensive effort (especially by the back court).
I don't care what coach you throw on that team, you have a roster of players who are not known for their defense, and will never emphasize that aspect oftheir game on the court. They will probably get past the first round (after many 1st round lossess), but thats pretty much as far as they will go IMO.
Originally Posted by worldbeefreeg
I know I am going to get some heat for saying this, but I think Iverson and Melo is a failed experiment. They both need the ball in their hands at all time and lets be real, Iverson has never been an easy player to play with. Iverson would have won championships if he had a quality big man on offense he has not had that. I think it is time to move Iverson and bring in some younger talent.
Originally Posted by Mez 0ne
I dont understand how you can say its not Karls fault.... On paper the Nuggets arguably have the most talented roster in the Nba....but we aren't playing like the most talented team at all...and when a team doesn't play to its potential a lot of times its the coaches fault....