Jeff McInnis is complaining about the pick up of Snow. He was a cancer on the Blazers because of having to split time with Damon and now he will become a cancer in Cleveland now that there is somebody to challenge him.
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This is really going back and forth. Kevin McHale (who is trying to lure Malone) has heard and believes that Malone will sign with Miami. I really do not want to see that happen.
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I've never been a Malone fan, but he at least use to give off a sense of loyalty when he was in Utah. Now he is a greedy son of a ***** that will jump to any team he thinks has a chance of winning the title. He made it just that much easier to root against the Lakers. I don't want Miami to win it all, but I want them to do good enough (because of Shaq) to rub it in the Lakers' faces. But if Malone goes to Miami, I will be flat out pissed.
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well shaq recruited him to go to la and now he;s recruiting him to go to miami...i'd say shaq is stalkin him.....i think we all know if he returns it will probly be in miami and unless malone takes another paycut miami wont have a bench and theres not gonna have any salary to pick up contributing role players
I wouldn't mind having Horry in Miami. As you said Link, which is true, he has not contributed much in the past 2 years, but I think he'd be o.k to have around at times.
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yah, actually let me clarify before i get bombed on by mr. wuta.
Yes Horry is VERY capable of being a quality asset to a team like Miami. I'm just skeptical because he hasn't been a big contributor for the past 2 years.
he may just be having a rough time, who know...he could bounce back. I just think he's getting a little old.
Old is definitely true. I don't suspect that he'd have much time left in the NBA. But I do agree with you about him not contributing much in the last two years.
Though time wise, I'd be more concerned about Malone. This has to be his last year at least, possibly one more but I can't see anything past that.
actually i agree with both u of about horry.....i said that horry bein signed by miami would shoot my theory to shit because even though he hasnt contributed lately he's still has the name robert horry which means he will prolby cost some bucks and than means miami will use some cap space to try and improve there bench which shoots my theory to shit...even if they dont sign horry it still shows there willing to spend some bucks to try and imrove there bench
As everybody else has said Horry isnt the same player he was 2 years ago but he's still a guy everybody fears late in games and he would fit well in Miami with Shaq.
Also Dallas has traded Danny Fortson to Seattle for Calvin Booth. You might wonder why this is relevant but this might be the biggest stiff for stiff trade in NBA history.
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Yeah, Horry's prime was in LA. Ever since he left, he hasn't been the same. I'll never forget his clutch shooting that's for sure, especially his playoff 3 point winning shot against Sacramento. Now that was one exciting moment for a Lakers fan!
i'd say he was in his prime in houston... he had some clutch moments in la like u pointed out but his best days were helpin houston win back to back titles...he contributed more to the that team
Well I would consider Fortson a good rebounder but hes a stats guy as at times he doesnt even try to play defense and just goes for rebounds.
Also since were talking about Danny Fortson for anybody who listens to sports talk radio has anybody heard Stanley in Sacramento? He somewhat a local legend in Sac and hes the biggest Danny Fortson fan or actually Fortson's only fan.
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