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orangello said:
I don't know where else to post this but I think it is the best place:

"@GwashNBAGlobe: Doc Rivers officially laid down the gauntlet tonight, threatening trades and changes if #celtics don't improve. Lost 103-88 to DET"
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This is not a good place. Can't you see we're talking about Canada???????
 
orangello said:
i don't know where else to post this but i think it is the best place:

"@gwashnbaglobe: Doc rivers officially laid down the gauntlet tonight, threatening trades and changes if #celtics don't improve. Lost 103-88 to det"
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rondo!
 
Hey rondo lovers:
You realize you can't have him and keep both young bigs, right? It was OUR DWill trade that set some kind of market precident for rondo's value.
 
franklin said:
This guy is a sports writer?

His genius schtick about LeBron returning to Cleveland in 2014 is always good for a chuckle.
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I have a feeling most sportswriters know very little about the new CBA. The old extension rules, sign-and-trades - all that changed and writers are just spewing out the same catch phrases and assumptions because no one is calling them on it.
 
NAOS said:
Hey rondo lovers:
You realize you can't have him and keep both young bigs, right? It was OUR DWill trade that set some kind of market precident for rondo's value.
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Actually it was the Carmelo trade that set the precedent. Nets offered virtually the same package for Anthony. The difference here is that Utah wasn't trying to actively trade Deron. And he had not demanded a trade. Rondo is playing his way out of Boston with his game and attitude. I do agree, however, that Boston wouldn't accept anything less than one of our young bigs for Rondo. You'd solve the logjam by giving them Kanter, but then Jefferson and Millsap have Greggy Boy and Kevin O'Lindsey by the "pair" during FA negotiations as Utah would need to re-sign both to have a strong 3-man rotation.
 
MoTown16 said:
Actually it was the Carmelo trade that set the precedent. Nets offered virtually the same package for Anthony. The difference here is that Utah wasn't trying to actively trade Deron. And he had not demanded a trade. Rondo is playing his way out of Boston with his game and attitude. I do agree, however, that Boston wouldn't accept anything less than one of our young bigs for Rondo. You'd solve the logjam by giving them Kanter, but then Jefferson and Millsap have Greggy Boy and Kevin O'Lindsey by the "pair" during FA negotiations as Utah would need to re-sign both to have a strong 3-man rotation.
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Just the thought of that gives me the jeepers...
 
Jazz likely hoping Burke develops along the same career path. However, by his second year, Teague had already shown a big leap in his shooting percentages. He still wasn't playing much (14 mins/per), but he was shooting well. Burke should be the backup to a solid veteran right now, with the incentive to improve if he wants to be a starter. Instead, he only sees a raw Exum behind him.
 
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