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cleveland was strangely on bynums list of 3 teams he'd extend with.. maybe thats what brought this that direction.
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DoGu
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I hope Lin doesn't turn out to be a bust next season. I'm not sure if he'll be like how he played last season.
Wtf is Bynum thinking?
Seems to be a popular questiin with that guy
Wtf is Bynum thinking?
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DoGu
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Sources says Antawn Jamison is going to sign with the Lakers.
team USA looked sloppy tonight
Bulls trade Korver for cash. That team is not looking good for next year, considering Rose will be out for awhile. They must have supreme confidence their defense will keep them above water.
Kings sign Aaron Brooks, solid point guard, he will be a good fit being back up.
Lakers don't seem to be building much for the future, roster full of old guys. Kobe retiring in 2 years? They got some work to do.
As long as they play lock down defense as their capable of for the real games, they should be fine. If the Heat can win without size, this team can too. It's gonna be Durant and Lebron taking turns, taking over games. Would be nice if Kobe showed up.
Kings sign Aaron Brooks, solid point guard, he will be a good fit being back up.
Lakers don't seem to be building much for the future, roster full of old guys. Kobe retiring in 2 years? They got some work to do.
As long as they play lock down defense as their capable of for the real games, they should be fine. If the Heat can win without size, this team can too. It's gonna be Durant and Lebron taking turns, taking over games. Would be nice if Kobe showed up.
lmao like the Heat are getting younger? The only teams that "get younger" are perenial loser lottery teams like the Sacramento's of the world. Championship teams tend to bring in older veteran players, this has almost always been the case - I would think this would be obvious.
EDIT: Not to snowball but I do want to add how much fail this statement is: the average age of the Heat vs. Lakers is 28.93 (Heat) vs. 27.90 (Lakers) which includes the acquisitions of Allen and Nash, respectively...
Feel free to do the math...
https://espn.go.com/nba/team/roster/_/name/mia/miami-heat
https://espn.go.com/nba/team/roster/_/name/lal/los-angeles-lakers
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Wake
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Valid but your team is only as old as its best players. That's why OKC was so 'young' despite having fisher, Perkins etc. the heat still have LeBron and Bosh at 27. The lakers? Nash and Kobe are a combined 75 yrs old.
Wake
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Right and add in Nash and bosh? 84 to 96
denger4000
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age is only a problem when you start playing "old".
mikedanger
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oj mayo to the mavs
who the hell mentioned anything about the Heat?
. You have issues; get over the Heat, your obsessed with them. Just STFU and stop acting like I care what you think 
, but I'm sure someone like you would interpret me posting a response to your worthless post as caring what you think. Truth is, I just wanted to tell you to STFU.Again, nice try but Nash is #4, Pau > Nash. That makes it 89-84 only 5 years apart, still not that far off for how "OLD" LA is compared to MIA. And if they get Howard? What will it make the age difference then?
who the hell mentioned anything about the Heat?
I just thought it was funny that you singled out LA when, like I said, almost all NBA championship caliber teams are acquiring veterans. Now don't get all pissy, just because I point out your NBA acumen shortcomings...
lakers are looking to win now as in next season and the season after that.. this is going to be fun. we are looking at rings for our future
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