Knicks · Does Lakers lack of success so far put things into perspective. (page 17)

JrZyHuStLa wrote:

mrKnickShot wrote:

JrZyHuStLa wrote:

tkf wrote:

JrZyHuStLa wrote:You put Durant on all of those Denver teams that Carmelo was on, and you're really not going to get much of a difference in terms of winning. Replace Carmelo with Kobe on those same teams as well, and again you would probably see similar results.

Championship caliber players ALWAYS need championship caliber supporting casts.

What's the issue here?

the scary thing is,I think you honestly believe that.... kobe on those denver teams, makes them better.. kobe was just that much better, and I would go as far as to say durant on those teams makes them better as well...

If you're arguing that Kobe and Durant would advance a little further in the postseason then I'll give you that.

But anything more just would not happen with that weak Denver supporting cast.

Perfectly stated.

However, when dealing with asperger people, you will get nowhere.

Haha "asperger."

It suits TKF quite well.

Anyways, want to know how Kobe performs in the post season with supporting casts as weak as Anthony's with Denver?

Let's go back to 2006 and 2007.

Back to back first round exits.

Why is it so hard to understand that no one does it alone?

ASSSSSSSSSSSS-PERRRRRRRR-GERRRRRRRRRRRR-s

But seriously, I worked with autistic kids........ I wouldn't wish a child with that syndrome on my worst enemy.

Anji wrote:So it's not pronouned "assBurgers"???

But seriously, I worked with autistic kids........ I wouldn't wish a child with that syndrome on my worst enemy.

You are right - its not PC

I don't wish TKF on anyone either though

They say they want to give Mike D’Antoni a full shot with this roster healthy to see if he can make it work. Somewhere Mike Brown just read that sentence and shook his head.

There may be another reason, Ric Bucher of CSNBBayArea.com reported on Sulia.

Ignore any and all trade talk about Pau Gasol because the Lakers landed Steve Nash by promising him he would get to play with Gasol. Nash made it a prerequisite for passing on offers from Toronto and the Knicks that Pau would be around, the source said….

Conceivably, once Nash gets back and actually plays with Gasol, the Lakers could continue to struggle and Nash re-thinks his position. But as of right now, one of the enticements that brought Nash to LA was the big Spaniard and the organization would have much bigger problems than they already have if they backtracked on their promise to keep Gasol in the fold.