Melos quote sums up everything wrong with this generation

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That's what I been saying it's like you want these guys to stay no matter what never say nothing and leave it up to the FO they could be fukking up .... You see what's happening to AD and Mitch Richmond and what happned to Lebron .... Not every one got a kupceck in fukking LA or did some underhanded stuff getting bird ..... If magic got drafted by that horrible bulls team would he have 5 titles?

Dog, Magic straight up said that if the Bulls got the #1 pick instead of the Lakers he would've stayed in college
 

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Dudes just want to whine; "superteams" are fine as long as the GM/Management are responsible for bringing them together. :mjpls:

The realness of the bolded :wow:

Star players playing together and winning chips throughout the history of the league= perfectly fine
Star players wanting to play together and win chips today = sacrilege

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I've come to the conclusion the the majority of people spouting this are not serious (they can't be) and are just saying this for our amusement :pachaha:.
 

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I don't lament free agency and players wanting to win by playing with other great players, I lament the buddy buddy nature of the majority of these players, and to that extension, the league and fans of it.

Dudes used to have actual fist fights in basketball.....sure they weren't great, but they had actual animosity towards each other. They had players they compared themselves to and had rivalries with and the fans were in on that too.

I think part of the problem is the star players have no one with the backbone to check them in management anymore either. That's one of the only reasons you don't see it in Football; the league structure, cap and large work force with all those layers make it hard for a group of players to force their way together onto one team.

The league needs more temperamentally fragile stars in my mind, lol. Rondo, Boogie, Westbrook....like, I watched Cousins during the skills competition, and that dude looked like he might have liked to punch Towns rather than congratulate him. Put him on Boston and let him clothesline Porzingas in MSG, or put him on Boston and let him toss IT after a drive. Put him in Chicago and have him lose his mind on Drummond at the Palace....and then drop a 30/20/5 on them while they are frothing.

I'm rambling now.....
 

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I don't lament free agency and players wanting to win by playing with other great players, I lament the buddy buddy nature of the majority of these players, and to that extension, the league and fans of it.

Dudes used to have actual fist fights in basketball.....sure they weren't great, but they had actual animosity towards each other. They had players they compared themselves to and had rivalries with and the fans were in on that too.

I think part of the problem is the star players have no one with the backbone to check them in management anymore either. That's one of the only reasons you don't see it in Football; the league structure, cap and large work force with all those layers make it hard for a group of players to force their way together onto one team.

The league needs more temperamentally fragile stars in my mind, lol. Rondo, Boogie, Westbrook....like, I watched Cousins during the skills competition, and that dude looked like he might have liked to punch Towns rather than congratulate him. Put him on Boston and let him clothesline Porzingas in MSG, or put him on Boston and let him toss IT after a drive. Put him in Chicago and have him lose his mind on Drummond at the Palace....and then drop a 30/20/5 on them while they are frothing.

I'm rambling now.....

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The realness of the bolded :wow:

Star players playing together and winning chips throughout the history of the league= perfectly fine
Star players wanting to play together and win chips today = sacrilege

:dead:

I've come to the conclusion the the majority of people spouting this are not serious (they can't be) and are just saying this for our amusement :pachaha:.

They completely ignore context and rewrite history to fit their nostalgia-driven narratives
 

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Very true, but he had his chance last year to sign with another star player(s). He chose money, correct?

Big homie!!!!!!! :myman:

He did. Dude had contenders looking to bring him so they could be better and he chose the money. It seems like it's finally hit him that maybe it wasn't a good idea to cash all the way out.

And the total opposite can be said for Dwight Howard. Dude probably feels like a complete doofus for leaving Orlando high and dry.
 

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Stars wanting to play together is all the NBA knows.


But stars wanna handpick that location too. That's where it becomes futile for some teams. You gotta form alliances on some Real World /Road Rules challenge shyt. Making friends is almost as important as working on your game
So your telling me you as a kid worked on your game all your life dreaming to win and you end up on the Alaska moon dogs in the NBA you have to stay there with a fukked up FO and a dumb coach and say fukk it :russ::wow:that's doing it the right way tho right :dwillhuh:
 

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So your telling me you as a kid worked on your game all your life dreaming to win and you end up on the Alaska moon dogs in the NBA you have to stay there with a fukked up FO and a dumb coach and say fukk it :russ::wow:that's doing it the right way tho right :dwillhuh:
Melo choosing to wanna get dealt to the New York Knicks ruins everything you just said.
 

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On wanting to play with good players .....

It's must be fukked up to pour your heart out and put up crazy numbers and because your so called team mate is getting raped by a player on the other team and lose the game because he can't shoot or defend he don't have to answer for it


It's your fault because you could have scored 40 instead of 38.....

And your sitting at the locker with a million reporters looking at you like :martin:

With Mics in your face and you have to be a "good sport":beli:
 

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Melo choosing to wanna get dealt to the New York Knicks ruins everything you just said.
Yeah melo could have waited that was crazy I'm a Knicks fan that team could have been loaded....
25 year old melo (I think) with a younger mozgov Italian stallion and some others I can't think about that could have stayed or flipped for a true 2nd star:beli:
 
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