Sloanfeld
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That's really not a weak argument. You could simply use the law of averages in regards to Booz and his track record of missing games.
The past is not always an indicator of future events.
That's really not a weak argument. You could simply use the law of averages in regards to Booz and his track record of missing games.
The past is not always an indicator of future events.
You can't determine how many games Boozer would have played had he been on the Jazz. This argument is so weak.
The past is not always an indicator of future events.
The problem here, sloany, is that you somehow feel justified in arguing for Bozzer using assumptions and conjecture, yet you demand nothing less than empirical evidence for any argument against him.
Perhaps if you could fix this disparity, people would consider taking you seriously.
Perhaps.
The past is not always an indicator of future events.
The problem here, sloany, is that you somehow feel justified in arguing for Bozzer using assumptions and conjecture, yet you demand nothing less than empirical evidence for any argument against him.
Perhaps if you could fix this disparity, people would consider taking you seriously.
Perhaps.
Maybe not, but Bozo averaged 59 games a season for the Jazz. How many games did he play for the Bulls this year?
The past is not always an indicator of future events.
The problem here, sloany, is that you somehow feel justified in arguing for Bozzer using assumptions and conjecture, yet you demand nothing less than empirical evidence for any argument against him.
Perhaps if you could fix this disparity, people would consider taking you seriously.
Perhaps.
The past is not always an indicator of future events.
I've compiled many a post filled with statistics and detailing how Boozer helped our offense AND defense. Of course, all you see is the stupid replies from the same idiots in every topic and just go along with that. (reverse trolling, btw)
The past is not always an indicator of future events. Unless I am using Boozer's past performance, excluding any time he may have actually missed due to injury, to "prove" he would have without doubt kept the team together, and would have been MVP, and would have of a surety lead the Jazz to a championship this year.
Helped.
Past tense.
Past is not an indicator of future events.
Ok since you seem to be really that dense, I fixed the first quote for you. Now you can say SUBMIT TO SLOANFIELD or whatever, secure in your delusions of adequacy.