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Re: blow it up
well for one, luis scola was the MVP, so that hurts ur argument a ton. its very easy for a guy like melo to dominate internationally. if they threw a double team to him, it would be a different story, however nobody is gonna leave dwight, kobe, lebron, paul, etc. open. melo is completely perfect for team usa. playoff basketball is a different story.
two, john salmons? are u serious? do u realize how important he is to the kings? who the hell would we give up? nothing short of camby. i live in sac. nobody here wants him traded for ****ty guys. and they have a plethora of sg and sf so we have nothing to offer.
three, ive never been that serious about melo being traded simply because it wont happen. but if i had my way, id swap melo for darrick rose w/o hesitation. name a solid PG in the league who didnt make it to the playoffs? hinrich and devin harris, and both of those guys have excuses. what i have been serious with is camby and iverson. they are MUST GO's.
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If Thomas wants to stop people from running up the score on him, then he should have built a better club. He shouldn't have wasted all that money on illogical signings, outrageous trades and heartless characters.
No, Thomas and his guys weren't the only ones in the wrong Saturday. The Nuggets have their own issues. But when it was over, at least they weren't crying, at least they weren't punking.
It's all gone in New York now – the pride, the respect, the dignity. This isn't just a bad team; this is a bad act. A once proud franchise and fan base brought to its knees as its pathetic coach makes excuses and whines for mercy.
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