The Official NBA Thread 2011-12

[yak pac fatal]

I was thinking
Can suns beat lakers (without bynum)
1st round
Gasol cant stop shaq
amaru will go hard

oo and yak
What happened to Nba thread on 2pacforum?
is it still alive?

i dont if the suns can beat em in a series, no they cant. they have to play great, all of em from top to bottom.

its deceased... someone posted some gay shit lol :X

celtics been under .500 since lakers beat em?

 

[yak pac fatal]

lol he tore his ACL, i kno i shouldnt be laughin cuz its wrong but yea its a goddamn mascot

 

[arthurrrr]

Amaru is out for the season
ahahahah
RIP suns
Rip spurs
shitttt who is next

 

[Killuminatii 71]

fuck ipod
shit broke right after warranty expired
lol utah owned celtics
wtfffffffff

Ive had my 30gig for almost 4 years now. Never had a problem with it. It's all old and shit, but fuck it. Ive got it like 8gigs full. My warranty is over so i hope it doesnt break or fuck up on me.

I was thinking
Can suns beat lakers (without bynum)
1st round
Gasol cant stop shaq
amaru will go hard

oo and yak
What happened to Nba thread on 2pacforum?
is it still alive?

lol! Gasol can give Shaq a good challenge. Odom will give Amare a good challenge. It's not like they're just gonna move and let them score.

btw, who's gonna stop Kobe? lol. Who's gonna stop our bench? lol.

Lakers vs. Suns next Thursday in LA. We'll see if your predictions are right art.

 

[Killuminatii 71]

PHOENIX (AP) -- Amar'e Stoudemire could be finished for the season just days after the Phoenix Suns decided not to trade him.





Stoudemire, a starter for the West in Sunday's All-Star Game, underwent eye surgery Friday and won't be able to resume physical activity for about eight weeks, the Suns said in a news release.

The NBA playoffs begin eight weeks from Saturday, and it's no sure thing the Suns will even be in the postseason, especially with their All-Star power forward unavailable for the final 29 games of the regular season.

Stoudemire was injured during his 42-point performance in Phoenix's 142-119 victory over the Clippers in Los Angeles on Wednesday night.

"Obviously, it's very disappointing to lose him at this time," Suns general manager Steve Kerr said, "but Amar'e's health and the health of all our players are our No. 1 concern."

Pravin Dugel, who performed the surgery to repair a partially detached retina in Stoudemire's right eye, said the eight-week recovery period is an average and the time varies case by case.

Last week, the Suns entertained offers from other teams for Stoudemire but decided against the move after firing coach Terry Porter on Sunday and replacing him with Alvin Gentry. Gentry returned Phoenix to the high-speed game of Mike D'Antoni, a system that suits Stoudemire best.

Owner Robert Sarver also chose not to deal Shaquille O'Neal, like Stoudemire a high-priced player with a year left on his contract, in order to make a run at the postseason. The Suns entered Friday night's play a game behind Utah for the eighth and final playoff berth in the West.

Kerr said Stoudemire's long-term prognosis is excellent, and he should have 100 percent recovery of his vision.

Stoudemire, who started all 53 games this season, is the Suns' leading scorer for the third consecutive year, averaging 21.4 points and 8.1 rebounds per game.

lol, art.
ahahaha,
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahahahaahahaha.


Lakers > Suns, Houston.

 

[Killuminatii 71]

Two teams Kobe's gonna PWN.

 

[arthurrrr]

hahahah
look at kid
trying to own
back 2 back n shit
kid is on fire

 

[arthurrrr]

look at kobe
sooo closeeeee
and yet destine to fail without shaq

 

[Killuminatii 71]

look at kobe
sooo closeeeee
and yet destine to fail without shaq

You aint gonna say that after this year.
The west is gettin weaker. Amare's out ti'll the playoffs. They're gonna fall off, Dallas is weak. NO is weak. Houston is weak, but a good challenge, same with spurs.

check out KRYPTO NATE! on the letterman show

 

[yak pac fatal]

^some chick in my class wears that

how serious is amares surgery?

 

[Killuminatii 71]

^some chick in my class wears that

how serious is amares surgery?

LMFAO! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, mUsta been a cold day in Sacramento or something but LOL!!!!!!

Well, idk how serious it is. But you dont wanna risk gettin hit in the eye and possibly detaching the retina again. I dont think he's gonna do the HOrace grant goggles, or James worthy goggles. lol.

 

[arthurrrr]

AHHAHAHA damnn kid
u gettin owned
good job yak

 

[arthurrrr]

kidd I thank the wrong person
ahahah i ment to thanks yak
stop replying so fast ahahahaa

 

[Killuminatii 71]

my bad, i was on the computer and had nothin to do so i was just hanging around streethop. lol.

im gettin owned with those pictures lol,
i only posted that one picture cause it was on NBA.com
hahahaha.

 

[arthurrrr]

yea I saw it
the funny thing that it had rockets and spurs next to each other
It alsmot as if u were the one who post nba articles ahaha
30 teams
and they pciked kobe owning spurs n rockets
fucking stern be reading our shit

 

[Killuminatii 71]

Trade Deadline WINNERS AND LOSERS:


Winners:

• Chris Wilcox

Did any player have a more dizzying week? In less than 48 hours, Wilcox went from the end of Oklahoma City’s bench … to being traded to New Orleans … to being sent back to Oklahoma City … to being traded to New York.

Wilcox’s last stop should fit him best. Mike D’Antoni will ask him to run the floor and dunk and shoot. In his contract year, the 26-year-old center has essentially been given a green light to go get his numbers. And if he plays well enough?

Some team could be foolish enough to hand Wilcox a three-year, $24 million contract. Which is exactly what happened when the Clippers traded him to Seattle midway through the 2005-06 season.

• Orlando Magic

It remains to be seen how well Rafer Alston fits with the Magic, but Jeff Van Gundy coached Alston and he probably had at least a couple good things to tell his brother Stan. Besides, who are we to penalize someone for making an actual basketball trade?

With Jameer Nelson lost for the season, Orlando would have entered the stretch run lacking a dependable starting point guard. Alston might not turn out to be the answer. But then neither was Anthony Johnson nor Tyronn Lue.

The first-round pick the Magic surrendered shouldn’t come back to haunt them, given that they likely would be picking late, and given that this year’s draft, in the words of one scout, “sucks.”

• Chicago Bulls

The Bulls overturned nearly half their roster, and it doesn’t help that Vinny Del Negro’s coaching both halves. With so many moving parts, I’m not even sure our resident Bulls’ expert, Kelly Dwyer, has figured out how they’ll fit together.

But we do know this much: The Bulls got rid of Larry Hughes, and that seemed to work well for the Cavs.

• Danny Ferry

The Cavs GM insists his discussions with the Suns regarding Shaq never reached the serious stage. Serious or not, we’re just glad they talked. In the online world, “T’Wolves trade for Shelden Williams” doesn’t click quite as well as “Shaq joining LeBron?”

Ferry will probably catch heat from some Cavs fans for not using Wally Szczerbiak’s expiring contract to land an upgrade. “BOOOOoooooooooooo, Ferry!” read one post in the Cleveland Plain Dealer’s blog. “So we’re keeping the highest paid scrub off the bench on our books this year? Nice, Danny.”

In truth, the Cavs are deep enough and talented enough to contend for the title, as is. Provided they also stay healthy enough.

LOSERS:

• Tyson Chandler

He hasn’t played in a month; the Hornets traded him to Oklahoma City; the Thunder doctor – the same doctor who operated on him two years earlier – declared him damaged goods; the Thunder shipped him back to New Orleans. Now, Chandler is back on a team he knows will likely look to again move him as soon as the season ends.

Playing with Chris Paul, however, tends to brighten even the bleakest of days.

• Marcus Camby

The Spurs offered what the Clippers wanted for Camby, thought they had a deal, then watched as Clippers owner Donald Sterling suddenly had a moment of clarity.

Wait … you mean we’re trading the GOOD center?

Instead of joining a contending team, Camby will continue to share a locker room with Ricky Davis.

• Nets owner Bruce Ratner, Bucks owner Herb Kohl, Hornets owner George Shinn and (insert name of any other of a dozen NBA owners whose franchise is bleeding millions)

Dig in, guys. These days, not even Mark Cuban is interested in taking on the overpaid and unwanted.

• Kevin Pritchard

We’re actually happy the Blazers GM kept his promising young roster intact. And we think it’s not only understandable, but also smart that he didn’t take on Vince Carter and his bloated contract.

But if you’re going to spend four weeks bragging about Raef LaFrentz’s Super Expiring Contract, please give us a little more bang for the buck than Michael Ruffin.

And when you’re done completing said blockbuster for Mr. Ruffin, please don’t tell the local media how, in the process of exploring your trade options over the past week, you “exchanged more than 1,000 e-mails with team owner Paul Allen.”

We figured KP would have learned by now that mass e-mail doesn’t guarantee great results.

• The Thunder

It took more than half the season, but Oklahoma City finally found someone to provide an intimidating presence on the court.

Tyson Chandler?

Nope.

Rumble.

• NBA fans

Changing addresses, February 2008: Pau Gasol, Shaquille O’Neal, Jason Kidd, Mike Bibby, Devin Harris, Shawn Marion, Ben Wallace, Wally Szczerbiak.

Changing addresses, February 2009: Shawn Marion, Jermaine O’Neal, Rashad McCants, Rafer Alston, Tim Thomas, Chris Wilcox, Jerome James, Brad Miller, John Salmons, Shelden Williams.

 

[arthurrrr]

where r the rockets on the list?
lol refer wtff this article makes it sound like refer is best Pg in the lead. But the fact is he is top 5 worst PG in the lead. His % r shit

 

[arthurrrr]

oo and refer be going hard tho
His new number is
1
ahahahahaha
Magic number 1
tmac's number
even after he left he still be punking tmac

 

[yak pac fatal]

rockets are rebuilding thats why they traded rafer. artest will be gone end of the season. t-pain will retire.

yao/wafer/brooks or lowry?

lebron with 49pts and got a whole quarter left... he goes for 60... his bitches best keep shooting cuz he always bitches out

 

[arthurrrr]

so far
lakers:2-0
Rockets:2-0
Spurs:1-1

artest will not be gone
i think rockets will resign him