Monkeyonx
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@Stephen Jackson is not about this spelling I could watch that all day and laugh every time.
@OBoy @SexyWatt I admit, I have't seen him play this season... I've seen him deteriorate over the years, and have written him off. So, if I'm wrong, I'll admit it.
@propsizzle @novelisticbee0 Me. :(
@SexyWatt @OBoy Why would you want JO, anyway? He's beyond the expiration date, and hasn't produced quality minutes in years...
@Cold-Blooded Still a pretty cool pic... former teammates celebrating together. Le sigh.
@No beard no fear Why would you trade a good back up PG, if the third string can't even make the rotation? You'd be down grading at that position, unless you were bringing in someone of comparable talent?
@areayewhy I agree, Gortat does have talent as a shooter, but I feel he's a bit overrated because of the personnel he played with. Nash can make anyone look amazing, and Drajic is like Nash-Lite. lol
@OBoy It's amazing how much D. Howard's stock has dropped. I used to be a big fan, until he started acting like a spoiled brat. Now, I root for him to fail.
@areayewhy I wasn't aware of that. Thanks for the heads up!
I would take Scola over Gortat anyday! Gortat is decent with a traditional pick and roll point guard, which isn't Westbrook. I think this would be a terrible trade.
Great video. I knew nothing of this guy before the draft.
Get some rest big Perk, we need you to come back strong!
f5alcon Understandable, but was it really smart from a business standpoint? The City didn't really support the team PRIOR to Katrina, and the people of New Orleans had more important things to worry about than a Basketball team after Katrina.
gr8ball83ThunderChick2010 NOLA embraced the team the year after they came back, because they were afraid of losing the team! I recall the team and head coach wanted to remain in OKC, but it was David Stern who wanted the team to remain in NOLA. What is Stern's love affair with NOLA anyway?
Lambchop I hope JR Smith doesnt come to OKC. He is a ticking time bomb. While he is an amazing player, he tends to reckless while playing. He is a borderline cancer... Just being honest.
ThunderChick2010 I think environment does play a factor. I look at the NOLA Hornets example, how the team struggled because they didnt have the support in NOLA, but improved once our city embraced the team. Teams feed off the energy of the crowd, and if you have no one in the stands cheering, what's the point of playing?
anonymous12345 That is a good question... I have read in the past that the Kings were costing the Maloofs a lot of money. Havent read anything about them unloading the team though. I just assumed that this new potential group that was trying to bring a team back to Seattle would've had some further knowledge about that team. ESPECIALLY, if they are mentioning that team by name. Im surprised they didnt mention NOLA, as the NBA still own it. I know the NBA wants to keep that team in that town, but at what point do they just give up on the city and move on?
Million dollar question: So if Seattle takes the Kings from Sacramento, will they be hypocrites to say that we "stole" the Supersonics from them? Will they acknowledge it?
TheresABabyFaceUnderMyBeardJax Raging Bile Duct Im glad that DCook is now respected. Notice he seems to shoot better with Defense on him?
BeautyandThabeet Losing Nate was bittersweet, but Im glad that he's finally getting playing time, and making the best of it. Losing Maynor though, made us regret that trade, Im sure.