They just showed Herm Schneider...Looking thin.

Noah with probably his best game of the year so far as well. This team is really really deep when entirely healthy

 

13 and 12. He is probably done for the night, as is Boozer after 31 and 6.

The Heat just gave up 63 in the first half to San Antonio. Danny Green made buzzer beaters at the end of both quarters

And then they gave up 12 in the third and scored 71 themselves in the second half. Jesus..

Derrick Rose is too rich to be wearing s*** he bought off 111th

Derrick Rose is too rich to be wearing s*** he bought off 111th

 

the numbers go that far!? i thought that after 35th it was just corn fields

the numbers go that far!? i thought that after 35th it was just corn fields

Lincoln Highway is 211th street in Matteson. Keep going south on US 1 and it actually goes into the 300s, but yeah that's cornfields and s***

Derrick Rose is too rich to be wearing s*** he bought off 111th

Whoa, I went to school on 111th. It's the fashion mecca of the world.

Whoa, I went to school on 111th. It's the fashion mecca of the world.

This makes you one ghetto ass whiteboy.

This makes you one ghetto ass whiteboy.

 

 

And man, CJ Watson = best backup point in the league.*

 

*=not counting Rubio, who gets starters minutes.

They have to trade Nash this year to a contender. Give him a shot at a ring. Maybe Lakers?

Orlando would be great if he became available (Nelson + Redick + something?)

 

Also saw a blurb that Boston may make Paul Pierce available if they mail it in. I believe he's got 2/32 after this season though.

(Nelson + Redick + something?)

That something had better be a whole heck of a lot of draft picks. Jameer Nelson has negative value, and Redick doesn't exactly build for the future. To deal their one main national and local draw, they'd actually have to get something of value back.

 

However, the Magic have nothing of value beyond Dwight.

That something had better be a whole heck of a lot of draft picks. Jameer Nelson has negative value, and Redick doesn't exactly build for the future. To deal their one main national and local draw, they'd actually have to get something of value back.

 

However, the Magic have nothing of value beyond Dwight.

Do the magic have any draft picks that they're sitting on?

Do the magic have any draft picks that they're sitting on?

Doubtful. They certainly don't have enough to make the Suns blink, especially when salary needs to be relatively matched.

the numbers go that far!? i thought that after 35th it was just corn fields

 

If it were only cornfields there would be no White Sox.

 

 

Wizards beat the Thunder. #areyouseriousbro

Wizards beat the Thunder. #areyouseriousbro

#WWWYKI

The Knicks lost to the Godawful Suns. They f***ing suck, J4L.

The Knicks lost to the Godawful Suns. They f***ing suck, J4L.

They and the Bulls are going to be neck and neck for the #2 seed bro.

That something had better be a whole heck of a lot of draft picks. Jameer Nelson has negative value, and Redick doesn't exactly build for the future. To deal their one main national and local draw, they'd actually have to get something of value back.

 

However, the Magic have nothing of value beyond Dwight.

Wouldn't say Nelson has negative value, he's got 1 more year left on his deal (player option I believe), so there are worst contracts to take on if you're looking to dump salary long - term. Yeah he's probably one of the lower tier starting PG's in the league right now, but I'd say that's more based on him not coming into the season in shape more than anything else.

 

It's why I think if Orlando can actually upgrade at the PG spot, we can get to that next level.

 

And also you're implying that Ryan Anderson doesn't have any value whatsoever?

The Knicks could probably trade Fields, Shumpert (Not sure if there is a rule in CBA about trading rookies), and a pick for Nash. Or some variation of the 3.

 

http://www.csnchicago.com/blog/bulls-talk/...tm_medium=email

 

Grant Hill re-signed with the Phoenix Suns for a one-year, $6.5 million contract but not before weighing out his options, including the Bulls.

 

The San Antonio Spurs, New York Knicks and Boston Celtics all made offers to Hill but the Bulls definitely made an impact.

 

"It was an interesting conversation," Hill told the Arizona Republic. "It was very tempting. They're doing a great job here. It's a great sports town. They definitely were in the picture, and it took serious consideration on my part."

 

Do you think Hill will regret his decision? The Bulls have the best record in the NBA for the second straight year and the Suns are 4-9, losing five in a row.

 

The 6-foot-8 forward averaged 13.2 points and 3.1 rebounds per game in 80 games last season. Do you think the Bulls could have used him? Did he make the wrong choice?

http://www.csnchicago.com/blog/bulls-talk/...tm_medium=email

Not if it meant the Bulls would have to cut Scal

 

White Mamba>>>Hill

Wouldn't say Nelson has negative value, he's got 1 more year left on his deal (player option I believe), so there are worst contracts to take on if you're looking to dump salary long - term. Yeah he's probably one of the lower tier starting PG's in the league right now, but I'd say that's more based on him not coming into the season in shape more than anything else.

 

It's why I think if Orlando can actually upgrade at the PG spot, we can get to that next level.

What was Jameer's reasoning for sucking last year? He's a bad player, yo.

 

And also you're implying that Ryan Anderson doesn't have any value whatsoever?

Not much.

Grant Hill's decision to stay in PHX had to have been knowing that they would continue to be bad and the Bulls would be good again.......there was no reason to think anything else.

 

He's like Kerry Wood, rather be in a low pressure situation than a chance at winning a championship.

Grant Hill's decision to stay in PHX had to have been knowing that they would continue to be bad and the Bulls would be good again.......there was no reason to think anything else.

 

He's like Kerry Wood, rather be in a low pressure situation than a chance at winning a championship.

There's also a medical staff thing going on in Phoenix that no other team in the NBA seems able to match.