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Don't worry. O'Connor and Miller have a five-year plan to get this team back to mediocrity at wholesale prices.

There's no question Greg is right. No, the only question is how right. Like is he Hitler-invading-Russia-right, or Napoleon-invading-Russia-right? If there were any mistakes by the Millers over the years, it was in being too tactful and too loyal. Both Malone and Sloan stayed way past...

Everything about this franchise is cheap. Including a great deal of the moronic fanbase. The same people that defended Deron Williams, right up until the day he was traded. Then, when they booed him upon his return, this was retroactively supposed to be about Sloan. Note that the "fans"...

I love the hypocrisy between the two paragraphs. Completely pathetic: whining about Karl Malone, someone who actually is close to Sloan and, to whatever degree, the situation, while pushing third-rate gossip as coda in the same post. Shameless, egotistical and laughable. Embarrassing. As...

Perhaps by that standard, Ty Corbin is already ahead of Phil Jackson as well. "Merit" -- i.e. the idea that a guy should be benched quickly whenever he has a poor game -- can create incoherence so far as team chemistry and any type of coherent identity; it's also the type of outlook that is...

This post is staggeringly outdated. Hard to believe that someone could confuse the Knicks -- a team that haven't won championship since the 70s -- with the Lakers/Celtics.

Utah still has a mess of a roster. The idea that they are well on their way to contention is worth a smirk, but little else. So far as market analysis, Utah actually blew up the Boozer-Williams Era a season too early: right as the Spurs got way too much mileage, and the Lakers were punch-drunk...

In 1998, Rome predicted the Lakers would "destroy" Utah. A week later they were swept, and Rome was on "vacation".

This trade has to do with the power structure of not only the NBA head office, but also that of the Lakers: it's now the Jim Bus Era, and it might be another sign of shifting focus to Bynum as THE big man, and franchise standard. Is that a bluff? The organization has been selling it for long...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8UZ-Pm5Fl8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-clyibEG-I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=867Q8Mtm_IM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQl8buyQyGY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhTRpr7NxFg&feature=related And back then, a 24 point lead meant something. I...

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Why do the Clippers really care? There's the argument of bigger bank, but even under the new CBA that requires more risk. If you understand Sterling, and the economic picture of LA, then you question how much he cares about a good team, let alone a superteam.Clippers are bulletproof, as the...

In 3D.

Well, I don't know if I can deny that.

So, I'm supposed to consider your feelings? Or know your knowledge? Do you have a concept of etymology, environment and demographics? I'm a film person. I hang out with people that study metaphysics, polymaths and artistic ways to explore these subjects. A lot of people wouldn't know what a...

Odom is a secondary player. At the same time, so far as the statements made about Paul, I don't particularly know what your point would be. If it's all on the stars then why even evaluate a player like Odom? It also begs the question of why you're complaining about "super"teams.

That works both ways. If he wants to argue with me about these things, and call me a "prick" simply because....well? Oh, because I know something he doesn't. Right. I might feel like responding. Though I agree that this is becoming dull. I don't think I'll ever make it to 6,000 posts.

In other words, I'm to defer to your lack of knowledge. Mise en scene is base concept in film technique. If you're unaware of it, you probably don't understand the nature of the medium. I'm not going to apologize for that. Or feel that being called a "prick" because you have to look saomething...

A lot of what Anderson does, if not all of it, is creation from other sources: namely Stockton and Malone. He waits on the weakside, while the defense concentrates on John, Karl and the more direct options of Utah's sets. It's still impressive -- there were way too many years where Utah didn't...