I already made my point but you seemed to have a problem with it. Please pay attention.
And I made a counter to it. You said the league is star-driven, with the exception to the Spurs and Mavs. You can only say that when your team is winning consistently like the Spurs. The Mavs aren't some unique franchise that "wins the right way" like the Spurs do. The Mavs barely made it to the playoffs this year and didn't make it in last season. The last time the Spurs missed the playoffs, Clinton was still in office. I'm still waiting on your counter to that until you brought up 2011.
I'm not butt hurt about 2011, everyone's team is going to lose in the Finals once in a while. But I'll still take the Heat's history over the Mavs any day of the week considering 3 > 1.
But as someone else mentioned, it's not the GM's waiting on the players. It's the players waiting on LeBron/Bosh/Melo,etc.
That just isn't true. I wish my team could lose in the Finals someday.
That just isn't true. I wish my team could lose in the Finals someday.
Maybe, but then I remember the Heat drew first blood in '06. Cuban still won't stop with his conspiracy theories though.....so maybe I'm not the one who's jimmies are truly rustled.
Also, interesting that you didn't bother to counter my argument with this thing called facts.
i DID find it interesting that when the Mavs won the title Stern had one of his ASSISTANTS hand Cuban the title trophy...
guess there was just a LITTLE bad blood between the 2 of them...
i DID find it interesting that when the Mavs won the title Stern had one of his ASSISTANTS hand Cuban the title trophy...
guess there was just a LITTLE bad blood between the 2 of them...
Bad blood can stream a long way....but Cavs fans, keep thinking he's coming
And speaking of Gilbert, I love his ' pitch' about how cheap Arison is because he amnestied Miller, and how money doesn't factor into his decisions.
1. The Cavs amnestied Baron Davis, correct, why?
2. Has Gilbert ever paid 1 dollar of luxury tax?
Free agency has become a crap shoot. Players want to go to Cleveland and the Knicks ?
I'm convinced that the only reason why Melo went to the Knicks is because Chicago couldn't offer anything close to the max unlike NY. Money isn't the end all be all, but the difference between what he could make was considerable.
Lebron on the other hand. I'm still convinced that he wanted himself and his entourage to have the power and control in Cleveland that he never was going to get in Miami. Why the opt out after the first year in his contract? It's a powerplay move.