Breh just admit it u don't like melo![]()
Just call it how it is breh...whether I like a player or not. Give it a shot...it's much a less stressful way to live.

Breh just admit it u don't like melo![]()

at posters putting him 3rd overall
when Melo leaves this sinking ship, plays with one fukkin guy worth a damn for the first time in his career, he's going to become one of the most loved players in the game. People are going to drop the whole "he needs to play second fiddle" after half a season and start talking about him as one of the best in the league again. pretty predictable
Didn't he hop on this "sinking ship" and toss some life preservers overboard in the process? The pleas that get copped for Melo never cease to amaze me. No other player would get a pass for shyt being THIS bad. Even the Kobe bridage started to turn on him last season. After what I have read recently about Melo, Shaq, AI I might have to reevaluate my "Most Vigilant and in out of touch with reality Stanbase" Rankings. 
Al, Chauncey, Andre Miller and Amare (who was never "pre" injury, dude is one giant injury) aren't worth a damn, yes.
Amare is the only guy there who has ever in his peak been a guy you'd want as your second option, and Iverson was basically dwindling by the time he got to Melo.

Amare looked pretty healthy before Carmelo arrived, healthy enough to make Melo wanna go to NY in the first place.
He needs a very specific team built around him, like dude would be great on the Bulls or Pacers, where they have defenders to hide him and he'd be able to fire off shots with excellent offensive rebounders to recover misses.
But, his game much like Iverson's isn't built for sharing with another star, dude is a throwback iso-ball player.
Only players as number one options I would take over him are LeBron and KD...
so top 3.
thank you, somebody in this thread got some sense
Top 3 easy
He needs a very specific team built around him, like dude would be great on the Bulls or Pacers, where they have defenders to hide him and he'd be able to fire off shots with excellent offensive rebounders to recover misses.
But, his game much like Iverson's isn't built for sharing with another star, dude is a throwback iso-ball player.
That has absolutely NOTHING to do with whether or not he's a top 10 player. Off-court shyt is just that, it holds no weight in his ability as a player.You disqualify yourself from top 10 consideration when your team has a comparable/worse record than the Pistons, Kobe-less Lakers, Boston, DENVER, Orlando, Atlanta, Charlotte, Utah etc. AND you are big part of the reason they are in that position.
What are you insinuating here?How much better off is Brooklyn from a talent/injury/coaching perspective?
That's really all that matters, all this other shyt your talking is nonsense.I would have to really sit and think about an actual list because it's about more than numbers. Ability and production wise he's probably on it..
I ask you again, name me 10 players in the league that would have this team fighting well above where they're currently at now?However, when you get to talking about elite players (which a top 10 list is synoymous with) you have to look at their overall impact on the game and their team. Clearly Melo is not has impactful as his numbers would suggest.
That has absolutely NOTHING to do with whether or not he's a top 10 player. Off-court shyt is just that, it holds no weight in his ability as a player.
What are you insinuating here?
That's really all that matters, all this other shyt your talking is nonsense.
I ask you again, name me 10 players in the league that would have this team fighting well above where they're currently at now?