Comments on: NBA Sunday: Miami is Indeed Better

By: brandonbeard

brandonbeard — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 08:25:01 +0000

We should have kept Keith Smart! he id a great job, now we have to again start all over with Coach Jackson, who by the way isnt doing a bad job, but its the same old thing, give up leads in the fourth quarter. Our teams looks tired in the fourth, and other teams look energized! Like they know we going to blow it!

By: robert rowell

robert rowell — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 19:36:29 +0000

mediocre, really MT2? c’mon, man. we both know 2-6 after the schedule the W’s just played was possibly the WORSE outcome they could’ve had. with no real answers at PG this team is most certainly lottery bound.

By: John Starks

John Starks — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 18:45:50 +0000

CORRECTION; any team that is .500 cannot take another loss, which would mean they couldn’t be better than .400.

By: John Starks

John Starks — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 18:43:43 +0000

Mediocre teams are those that are one game on either side of .500. With less than 10 games played in the season so far, any team with more than 1 loss cannot be better than .400, which would have to be considered lottery-bound. Frankly, if a team is that far below .500 after less than (only) 10 games, they are definitely NOT even mediocre.

Warriors should be lottery hopefuls as of today. What makes the Warriors (as of today’s record at 2-6) any more or less likely to be lottery bound than Bobcats, Pistons or Hornets who have the exact same W-L records? The Bucks, TWolves and Rockets should also be lottery hopefuls.

By: Yoda

Yoda — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 17:27:26 +0000

Don’t worry Mick, there’s not much chance of getting a mediocre pick. It’s either top seven or Utah gets it. Of course the great Marcus Williams was worth all the heartache that one caused.

By: Mick

Mick — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 13:49:13 +0000

I visit the blog regularly and this post is a nice change of pace. Considering how bad the Warriors look now and for the future, maybe its a good idea to involve more NBA news. I really believe we need to tank the season, we just can’t get another mediocre pick. This upcoming draft is top-5 special. Also, how do you feel now about us drafting Udoh over Monroe??? Monroe is no star, but he’s a starter who plays heavy minutes. Udoh is a rotation player at best. Finally is their any truth to us going after Dwight Howard??? I just don’t think we have pieces….on the flip side Otis Smith is no genius. Your take please.

By: AP

AP — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 06:38:51 +0000

harps dubs. quit playing fantasy basketball. josh smith for david lee?? if i was the hawks id even be weary of ellis for smith and we know how much better ellis is than lee.

By: Harp's Dubs

Harp's Dubs — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 01:22:32 +0000

Without a healthy back-up PG in Eric Maynor, there’s no way the Thunder trade Westbrook for Curry now.
Jameer Nelson’s looking bad? How about trading Curry, Thompson, Kwame (contract expires at end of year), Udoh and Dorell (I forgot to how ot play basketball this summer) Wright to Orlando for Dwight Howard and Chris Duhon. Yes, that strips us of young talent, but that’s what it’s gonna take to get Superman, plus it gives us a relaible, veteran PG and takes Duhon’s contract off Orlando’s books as well.
From there, it would be up to management to do whatever it took to keep him here.
My first call would be to Atlanta to see if we could get Dwight’s best friend, Josh Smith to join us. David Lee for Josh Smith? Horford and Lee would be a nice tandem – very different, but complementary games. It would allow Horford to play the 4 while Lee plays the 5 against smaller teams, much like he did when he was an all-star in NY. They’d be interchangeable at the 4/5 position. Plus, without Howard and Perkins, what great centers would even be left in the East?

I think Howard would like playing with Smith and Monta and might be inclined to stay if he could convince Deron Williams to come to the Bay this summer…

By: Niners in 2012

Niners in 2012 — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 23:43:22 +0000

Nice post!! Warriors should be lowered to lottery hopefuls. Nuggets deserve more love, that team is DEEEEP.