b_line
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Hey! I repped you too. Give a little credit!
Power Tankings
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Hey! I repped you too. Give a little credit!
green
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That's true. You totally did. I fixed it. It's funny. I'll go like three weeks with nothing...and then get a ton in one or two days.
I'm like a broken clock...ha ha.
b_line
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lol, now I am a big time poster, according to redgreen!
UGLI baby
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ahead of yourself
If you are saying that the jazz have the worst record wrapped up 25% into the season......I think you are out running your headlights.....
If you are saying that the jazz have the worst record wrapped up 25% into the season......I think you are out running your headlights.....
Worst record gives a 25% shot at first pick. 64% shot at top 3.
green
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Yup. Good job.
green
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Argh.
spycam1
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Spy's Power Tankings
--Edition 1 style yo--
1. Philadelphia 76ers - Before the season began EVERYONE thought they would have the worst record in the league. Minus their first three games, they've been as bad as the Jazz, which is really saying something. I see them trading Evan Turner or someone to make them worse, if need be. Bottom line, I see them as the team that will do what it takes to be at the bottom, whether it's gutting their roster even more, or having their players sit due to suspicious injuries. As the season roles on, I think it will become more clear that they're Public Enemy #1 to the Jazz tank.
2. Utah Jazz - Not much I can say that hasn't been said a million times. But I have more faith that Lindsey will make moves or tell players to nurse injuries this season than most do. The tank is alive and well, boys. Burke isn't going to will this team to TOO many wins.
3. Milwaukee Bucks - They're terrible, but that's largely because of injuries and their FO doesn't seem to be committed to tanking--that's what separates them and Philly.
4. Orlando Magic - They had the worst record last year, so they know what they're doing. But their roster is obviously a little better.
5. Sacramento Kings - They're in the West, so yeah. I can see the Gay trade making them a little better (maybe), but the West is just too brutal. They rank this high by default, even if they aren't necessarily trying to be bad.
6. Toronto Raptors - They're still an enigma. They could easily climb into the top 3, but until I see them actually sucking that bad, I see five teams that are worse than them.
7. Cleveland Cavaliers - Oh the Cavs. So silly.
Dark Horse - Chicago Bulls - They're in a position that reminds me of the Spurs back when Robinson got injured and they tanked for Duncan. I don't understand what the Bulls have to gain by a first or second round playoff exit yet again. The opportunity has presented itself for them to pair Rose with another deadly young player (an opportunity that won't come again). It's certainly what they should do IMO. Amnesty Boozer, trade Deng, etc. I hope they don't, cause more competitors in the tank is bad for us obviously, but it would be interesting, and I still think there's a chance they'll go through with it.
--Edition 1 style yo--
1. Philadelphia 76ers - Before the season began EVERYONE thought they would have the worst record in the league. Minus their first three games, they've been as bad as the Jazz, which is really saying something. I see them trading Evan Turner or someone to make them worse, if need be. Bottom line, I see them as the team that will do what it takes to be at the bottom, whether it's gutting their roster even more, or having their players sit due to suspicious injuries. As the season roles on, I think it will become more clear that they're Public Enemy #1 to the Jazz tank.
2. Utah Jazz - Not much I can say that hasn't been said a million times. But I have more faith that Lindsey will make moves or tell players to nurse injuries this season than most do. The tank is alive and well, boys. Burke isn't going to will this team to TOO many wins.
3. Milwaukee Bucks - They're terrible, but that's largely because of injuries and their FO doesn't seem to be committed to tanking--that's what separates them and Philly.
4. Orlando Magic - They had the worst record last year, so they know what they're doing. But their roster is obviously a little better.
5. Sacramento Kings - They're in the West, so yeah. I can see the Gay trade making them a little better (maybe), but the West is just too brutal. They rank this high by default, even if they aren't necessarily trying to be bad.
6. Toronto Raptors - They're still an enigma. They could easily climb into the top 3, but until I see them actually sucking that bad, I see five teams that are worse than them.
7. Cleveland Cavaliers - Oh the Cavs. So silly.
Dark Horse - Chicago Bulls - They're in a position that reminds me of the Spurs back when Robinson got injured and they tanked for Duncan. I don't understand what the Bulls have to gain by a first or second round playoff exit yet again. The opportunity has presented itself for them to pair Rose with another deadly young player (an opportunity that won't come again). It's certainly what they should do IMO. Amnesty Boozer, trade Deng, etc. I hope they don't, cause more competitors in the tank is bad for us obviously, but it would be interesting, and I still think there's a chance they'll go through with it.
yo i dont think MCW'S injury is suspicious. He's having an infection that's treated with antibiotics. And with antibiotics you don't jeopardize your health by having your body do exhausting tasks. If we were talking suspicious injuries, they'd select to treat Thaddeus Young's knees or Evan Turner's calfs.