Russell Westbrook

Oh shhh so CF move to the 2-3-2 format?
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All I think Russ needs is one season in the future where KD gets injured the majority of the season. Then he'll either tank the team or struggle to success and he'll realize that he needs KD more than he ever thought.
 
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Thunder have games 3, 4, and 6 at home. They win all those, they go to the Finals
 
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Thunder have games 3, 4, and 6 at home. They win all those, they go to the Finals
 
Originally Posted by CP1708

 If Russ is who he wants to be and should be, then he will see this as a learning oppurtunity and move on.  Play the game of his life in game 3 and nobody will say a damn thing anymore. 
I agree with most of you said except for this part here. IMO, win or lose people will still continue to criticize him for the number of shots he takes...especially if that amount is more than KD. 
 
Originally Posted by CP1708

 If Russ is who he wants to be and should be, then he will see this as a learning oppurtunity and move on.  Play the game of his life in game 3 and nobody will say a damn thing anymore. 
I agree with most of you said except for this part here. IMO, win or lose people will still continue to criticize him for the number of shots he takes...especially if that amount is more than KD. 
 
Originally Posted by grittyman20

Originally Posted by CP1708

 If Russ is who he wants to be and should be, then he will see this as a learning oppurtunity and move on.  Play the game of his life in game 3 and nobody will say a damn thing anymore. 
I agree with most of you said except for this part here. IMO, win or lose people will still continue to criticize him for the number of shots he takes...especially if that amount is more than KD. 

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 well hell, people will complain about anything nowadays.  Kobe won a title last year and people went "6 for 24" all year long. 
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Russ just had a triple double in a game 7 and a week later people cryin again about the kid.  People are never satisfied, but as long as that team recognizes what Russ brings to them, and they all support him (and he supports his teammates, like he was doing last night) then they will be fine and that's all that matters.  Let people tweet away about this and that, that kid just needs to play his game, do what his coach tells him, learn from mistakes and things will work out for them. 
  
 
Originally Posted by grittyman20

Originally Posted by CP1708

 If Russ is who he wants to be and should be, then he will see this as a learning oppurtunity and move on.  Play the game of his life in game 3 and nobody will say a damn thing anymore. 
I agree with most of you said except for this part here. IMO, win or lose people will still continue to criticize him for the number of shots he takes...especially if that amount is more than KD. 

He said game of his life. If Russ has a tremendous game like 18-26 or something no body will say anything dude.
 
Originally Posted by grittyman20

Originally Posted by CP1708

 If Russ is who he wants to be and should be, then he will see this as a learning oppurtunity and move on.  Play the game of his life in game 3 and nobody will say a damn thing anymore. 
I agree with most of you said except for this part here. IMO, win or lose people will still continue to criticize him for the number of shots he takes...especially if that amount is more than KD. 

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 well hell, people will complain about anything nowadays.  Kobe won a title last year and people went "6 for 24" all year long. 
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Russ just had a triple double in a game 7 and a week later people cryin again about the kid.  People are never satisfied, but as long as that team recognizes what Russ brings to them, and they all support him (and he supports his teammates, like he was doing last night) then they will be fine and that's all that matters.  Let people tweet away about this and that, that kid just needs to play his game, do what his coach tells him, learn from mistakes and things will work out for them. 
  
 
Originally Posted by grittyman20

Originally Posted by CP1708

 If Russ is who he wants to be and should be, then he will see this as a learning oppurtunity and move on.  Play the game of his life in game 3 and nobody will say a damn thing anymore. 
I agree with most of you said except for this part here. IMO, win or lose people will still continue to criticize him for the number of shots he takes...especially if that amount is more than KD. 

He said game of his life. If Russ has a tremendous game like 18-26 or something no body will say anything dude.
 
Originally Posted by dland24

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at Laker fans saying they wouldnt do Bynum for Westbrook.

Trades involving 2 star caliber players, a 5 and a 1, are usually high hisk for both teams unless all the cards are set correctly.
For OKC, they have people that can be play makers, Harden and Maynor.  With the help of Bynum they would get scoring from the post more, seeing as the have 2 defensive minded big men in Perkins and Ibaka.

For LA, you give up Bynum's ability to post up and create his own shot for a great score first point guard, who can play defense against the best PG's of the league, which is what the Lakers biggest weakness are.

Trade works out for both teams in theory, but the thing none of us really know about since we're on the outside looking in is team chemistry.

People seem to forget that the Lakers were on the way to a top 3 seed in the Western Conference before the Pau Gasol trade because of Bynum's play, he's been with the Lakers since he was 17, and many fans like me have him as their favorite Laker, or one of them at least.

I don't think OKC would do the trade because they don't want to mess with their core that much, Perkins is still a young player as well.

The most important thing to keep in mind is that CHAMPIONSHIP CALIBER teams don't do trades with other CHAMPIONSHIP CALIBER teams in the same conference much because it hinders their opportunities at a title.
 
Originally Posted by dland24

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at Laker fans saying they wouldnt do Bynum for Westbrook.

Trades involving 2 star caliber players, a 5 and a 1, are usually high hisk for both teams unless all the cards are set correctly.
For OKC, they have people that can be play makers, Harden and Maynor.  With the help of Bynum they would get scoring from the post more, seeing as the have 2 defensive minded big men in Perkins and Ibaka.

For LA, you give up Bynum's ability to post up and create his own shot for a great score first point guard, who can play defense against the best PG's of the league, which is what the Lakers biggest weakness are.

Trade works out for both teams in theory, but the thing none of us really know about since we're on the outside looking in is team chemistry.

People seem to forget that the Lakers were on the way to a top 3 seed in the Western Conference before the Pau Gasol trade because of Bynum's play, he's been with the Lakers since he was 17, and many fans like me have him as their favorite Laker, or one of them at least.

I don't think OKC would do the trade because they don't want to mess with their core that much, Perkins is still a young player as well.

The most important thing to keep in mind is that CHAMPIONSHIP CALIBER teams don't do trades with other CHAMPIONSHIP CALIBER teams in the same conference much because it hinders their opportunities at a title.
 
Such naive thinking in here. Even if Russ plays the game of his life game 3, he'll get heckled if he stinks it up game 4. People love to criticize you when you're down. Happens to Rose all the time LOL
 
Such naive thinking in here. Even if Russ plays the game of his life game 3, he'll get heckled if he stinks it up game 4. People love to criticize you when you're down. Happens to Rose all the time LOL
 
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