So, let's be honest. The Heat are clearly going to sign Bynum for league minimum.

 

And then the rest of the board will say what an awful signing it is and it'll never workout despite the fact every move the Heat have made since July, 2010 has worked out.

And then the rest of the board will say what an awful signing it is and it'll never workout despite the fact every move the Heat have made since July, 2010 has worked out.

 

LOL, right. They have so many amazing assets outside of the big 3.

And then the rest of the board will say what an awful signing it is and it'll never workout despite the fact every move the Heat have made since July, 2010 has worked out.

 

How many minutes has Greg Oden played this year? Oh yeah, none.

These draftpicks are such a cluster, is there someone who can break it down for me? When do we get the Charlotte pick, when do we get the Sacramanto pick, what else do we get. DAMNBA

Warriors interested in Hinrich?

 

If you can get ANYTHING for Hinrich, do it now.

 

Bring back team tank captain Teague! I'd give give him away and I'd also look into trading Dunleavy.

Bring back team tank captain Teague! I'd give give him away and I'd also look into trading Dunleavy.

Dunleavy would actually make sense for some contender out there you'd think.

Bynum had a pretty great opportunity here and blew it. I'm not sure that a team like the Heat is going to want a guy like him to rock the boat. I could be wrong, but why bring a total cancer to the absolute, odds-on favorite to win the title? Seems like the risk is way too high for the potential payoff of...winning again.

I'll go on my other Bulls' related rant beside the failure to add a backup center the last couple of years: the Bulls' felt the need to use both their 1st round pick and their MLE on backup point guards in the 2012 off-season. They were grossly outplayed by a vet minimum guy last year (Nate) and so far have been outplayed by added mid-season off the street this year (Augustin). Poor use of assets that hasn't improved their situation at all.

Bynum had a pretty great opportunity here and blew it. I'm not sure that a team like the Heat is going to want a guy like him to rock the boat. I could be wrong, but why bring a total cancer to the absolute, odds-on favorite to win the title? Seems like the risk is way too high for the potential payoff of...winning again.

 

He's been awful this year, but someone will take a chance on him because he's a big body. This is especially true since both the Heat and Clippers could really use another big.

And then the rest of the board will say what an awful signing it is and it'll never workout despite the fact every move the Heat have made since July, 2010 has worked out.

Yeah, that Eddy Curry signing really worked out well. Surprised the s*** out of me.

And then the rest of the board will say what an awful signing it is and it'll never workout despite the fact every move the Heat have made since July, 2010 has worked out.

I think it'd work out pretty well. Bynum didn't look like a complete stiff before being deactivated.

My hope is if Bynum goes to Miami, he clogs up the lane and Lebron can't get space to the hole and has to settle for jumpers.

Bynum to the Heat would be interesting. I don't think Bynum would automatically fall in line and ball out because of the Big 3 presence. He has played on some star driven Lakers teams, I don't think he really gives a s*** and does what he wants. It all depends on whether he feels like playing

Phoneix just looked absolutely terrible. Bulls up 5 with 37 seconds to go and the Bulls on the line.

 

Snell looked really good again today.

Bad Tank loss. But ya Snell has looked good when given minutes.

Today was 'get up and win one for Lou' kind of game.

 

Not gonna last.

I'd say Bynum either ends up with Brooklyn or even the Clippers before the Heat, Miami really has no incentive in bringing him in to ruin their chemistry IMO.

How many minutes has Greg Oden played this year? Oh yeah, none.

 

 

Yeah, that Eddy Curry signing really worked out well. Surprised the s*** out of me.

 

 

C'mon really? I know we hate the Heat, but these posts are pretty biased.

 

On top of my head, the bigger name signings that didn't work out for them the last few years: Eddy Curry, Mike Bibby, Rashard Lewis, Greg Oden.

 

But there are other guys who signed who also performed over the value of their contract: Ray Allen, Mike Miller, Shane Battier, Birdman, and even Beasley this year.

 

And yea, they also made it to the Finals three straight years, so I think things are working out pretty well for them.

Wow. Damian Lillard had 26 points last night...

 

 

... IN THE 4TH QUARTER!

C'mon really? I know we hate the Heat, but these posts are pretty biased.

 

On top of my head, the bigger name signings that didn't work out for them the last few years: Eddy Curry, Mike Bibby, Rashard Lewis, Greg Oden.

 

But there are other guys who signed who also performed over the value of their contract: Ray Allen, Mike Miller, Shane Battier, Birdman, and even Beasley this year.

 

And yea, they also made it to the Finals three straight years, so I think things are working out pretty well for them.

Didn't Miller sign a very large, larger than the MLE contract the same year the big 3 assembled themselves?

C'mon really? I know we hate the Heat, but these posts are pretty biased.

 

On top of my head, the bigger name signings that didn't work out for them the last few years: Eddy Curry, Mike Bibby, Rashard Lewis, Greg Oden.

 

But there are other guys who signed who also performed over the value of their contract: Ray Allen, Mike Miller, Shane Battier, Birdman, and even Beasley this year.

 

And yea, they also made it to the Finals three straight years, so I think things are working out pretty well for them.

Not biased. Just responses to the very biased post that every move they have made the last 3 years worked out. You gave 4 that did not. The posts you are calling out each gave one.

Didn't Miller sign a very large, larger than the MLE contract the same year the big 3 assembled themselves?

 

Yes, like 5/$25. He absolutely did not live up to his value.

 

Also, who says Bynum signs with anyone? His interest level, the money he's made, and his body seem to indicate that the dude is done, at least for now.

C'mon really? I know we hate the Heat, but these posts are pretty biased.

 

On top of my head, the bigger name signings that didn't work out for them the last few years: Eddy Curry, Mike Bibby, Rashard Lewis, Greg Oden.

 

But there are other guys who signed who also performed over the value of their contract: Ray Allen, Mike Miller, Shane Battier, Birdman, and even Beasley this year.

 

And yea, they also made it to the Finals three straight years, so I think things are working out pretty well for them.

 

J4L said every move the Heat has made since 2010 has worked out. Clearly, that's not the case and he just loves circlejerking to the Heat.

Wow. Damian Lillard had 26 points last night...

 

 

... IN THE 4TH QUARTER!

 

And the Kings won. Yay!

This was prior to a LOT of sadness.

 

Today was 'get up and win one for Lou' kind of game.

 

Not gonna last.

Please. This is the east. Unless they are going to amnesty Boozer and sell Hinrich, etc and start Teague, they are going to make the playoffs. That is why I really don't care for the Deng trade. It really isn't that good if we don't end up with a lotto pick.