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[Boss Hog Corleone]

du machst dir das leben ganz schön leicht oder?

 

[D-Rose]

@Valuable

hattest du eigentlich PC-Verbot oder wo warst du die ganze Zeit? :laugh2:

ich glaub es auch
ich werd nochmal seine mutter bitten ihm den pc weg zunehmen

 

[Redemption]

ich glaub es auch
ich werd nochmal seine mutter bitten ihm den pc weg zunehmen

Was willst du denn?
Und du kennst meine Mama doch garnicht...........

EDIT:
Yo Kenyon Martin und Cash, hätte ihr nicht entweder einfach eure Meinung direkt zu meiner Frage sagen können oder einfach garnicht antworten können?

 

[D-Rose]

ja das hätte ich machen können ,aber erstens gehört deine fragen in den fantasy game thread und zweitens sollte jeder selbst wissen wen er in sein team tut

 

[Redemption]

Was sagt ihr, kann Ben Wallace 12,8 ppg und 3,8 apg halten?
Weiß jemand wie Ben letzte Saison in die Saison gestartet ist (mit Beweis/Link bitte) ? Das wäre sehr hilfreich.....

Gut, dann nochmal, forget about the fantasy game!

Und einfach nur Meinung/Wissen zum Zitat.....

 

[Boss Hog Corleone]

so blöde frage hat ne antwort verdient.
aber gut du willst meine meinung, dann sag ich sie halt. nein er wird sie nicht halten können. zumindestens die assists werden bald wieder sciher fallen. die punkte aber wahrscheinlich auch, da besteht aber eine größere chance sie zu halten.

 

[Redemption]

Da ist ein lesenswerter Bericht über Kobe bei hoopshype.com.

In DIESEM Forum darüber diskutieren, wäre aber sinnlos, wegen der ganzen Kobe-Hater hier.

 

[Gast00]

Wie bist du denn an Hoopshype gekommen? Die Seite ist doch schon seit Wochen nicht mehr verfügbar... :confused:

 

[haribo]

Nö, bei mir geht die Site auch ohne Probleme.

 

[Gast00]

Das ist das, was ich bekomme: http://sea.search.msn.de/dnserror.aspx?FORM=DNSAS&q=www.hoopshype.com

 

[Joey]

probiers mal damit Link

 

[Gast00]

Danke, aber "die Seite kann nicht angezeigt werden". Ich finde das extrem seltsam. Vielleicht sind Crossover-Redakteure bei Hoopshype ja nicht gern gesehen...

 

[Joey]

wenn du ihn unbedingt lesen willst - bitte :thumb:

HoopsHype.com Columns

Trying to reach the summit of greatness
by Eddie Johnson / November 12, 2004


THE AUTHOR:
EDDIE JOHNSON

Played 17 years in the NBA for the Kings, Suns, SuperSonics, Hornets, Pacers, Nuggets and Rockets.
Won the 1988-99 NBA Sixth Man Award averaging 21.5 ppg.
NBA all-time leading scorer among players with no All-Star appearances.
He is in his fourth year as the color analyst for the Phoenix Suns broadcasts.
You can visit his website at www.jumpshotclub.com

Kobe Bean Bryant has started his first NBA season the way he had envisioned – by himself, the man, the suitcase, etc. I am sure you get the point. Finally, Kobe has his own team. There are leaders and then there are followers, sidekicks and little brothers. Kobe fought this description of his role through three championships alongside Shaquille O'Neal and now he doesn't have to.

Now that the Lakers are reshaped, we are waiting to see how the Kobe scenario unfolds. Regardless of what Kobe says in public, we all know this is what he longed for. His threat of going to the Clippers as a free agent enabled him to make sure he would be a sidekick no more.

Now that he is running the show in L.A., you have to wonder if Kobe will be able to reach the greatness he expects to reach by the end of his career.

I personally agree with the drive that Kobe has to prove that he will be viewed at the same level of Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird and Shaquille O'Neal when his career is over. Last season, he played with three superstars – Shaq, Gary Payton and Karl Malone – that had plenty of years calling and taking all the shots for their teams. Kobe has longed for that same opportunity and now that it has arrived we will finally see if he can place himself among
these four greats when it's all said and done.

What made MJ, Magic, Bird and Shaq special is that they were dominant players on the floor every night and brought something different to the game of basketball we hadn't seen before.

At 6-9, Magic amazed us with his ability to run and pass like a guard. His leadership abilities made average players put up career numbers. He made Michigan State teammate Greg Kelser the fourth pick in the 1979 NBA Draft. He fed James Worthy on the fast break and helped him develop into a Hall of Fame player.

Bird made us shake our head time and time again with his uncanny ability to see things before they developed. He shot the ball from any angle on the floor while always being one the slowest players on the floor. He made more clutch plays in a month than some players make in a career. Although he was a white player, he was admired in the black neighborhoods because he talked trash and his game was so smooth.

Shaq brought back memories of the centers we grew up watching – Nate Thurmond, Artis Gilmore, Wilt Chamberlain, Wes Unseld and Bob Lanier. These players were big strong brutes that would take up space on both ends and could play offense as well. Shaquille brings that and a little bit more. For a man his size (340 lbs.), he moves at times like a man 100 pounds lighter. That uniqueness makes him the most dominant big man of all time, in my opinion.

MJ was a mixture of every player I just mentioned. Jordan could beat you in every conceivable way. He could pass, shoot, and dominate you in the low post. But when he wanted, Jordan could also do something no player other than Elgin Baylor, Connie Hawkins, Dominique Wilkins and Julius Erving could do – soar right over the top of any defender on his way to the basket. All those skills made him the best player to ever play the game. Jordan also changed fashion with his long shorts and Air Jordan shoes. Replacing Jordan is like trying to replace Microsoft.

I think Kobe is fighting a battle he is bound to lose. And it has nothing to do with his abilities, which are unbelievable. It's just the fact that he reminds us of the greatest of them all – MJ. This is one problem Kobe has that he can only blame himself for.

He is the one that has imitated MJ all the way down to wearing basketball shorts under his Laker uniform. There is no argument that Kobe plays a lot like Michael. The problem is, he might have taken it a little too far by walking, talking, chewing gum and waging his tongue like him as well.

Kobe's mistake is trying to be a carbon copy of someone that set the bar higher than any player ever has. His talent is very close, but he is nowhere near in intangibles like charisma and respect from his peers.

He will definitely be placed among greats, but not the greatest. Will that be enough for Kobe?

Sir Charles:

I couldn't finish this article without mentioning that Charles Barkley would be No. 5 in my list of all-time great had he won an NBA title. He's the best player under 6-6 in basketball history. The things he did on the basketball court – with his inside scoring, rebounding, shot-blocking and charisma – will never be matched in our lifetime. In my opinion, he was the most unique player that has ever played the game.

 

[Giftpilz]

Da ist ein lesenswerter Bericht über Kobe bei hoopshype.com.

In DIESEM Forum darüber diskutieren, wäre aber sinnlos, wegen der ganzen Kobe-Hater hier.

Und was ist für DICH so wahnsinnig lesenswert an dem Bericht, der weniger Kobe behandelt als das, was die 5 besten Spieler aller Zeiten auszeichnete, und warum Bryant derzeit nicht soweit heraussticht, als dass er zu diesen in Zukunft gezählt werden wird?

Vor allem, weil dieser Bericht eher die Kobe-Hater in ihrer Meinung unterstützt. :laugh2:

 

[D-Rose]

Weiss vielleicht jemand wie lange Wade ausfällt?

 

[BiFi]

Wieder mal ne ganz lustige Sache von Spott1.de!
Da schreibe die ernsthaft 'O'Neal enttäuscht bei den Spurs'.

Ist aber auch schlecht vom Diesel nur 21 Boards und 23 Punkte zu machen.Bei seiner Veranlagung sollte er schon 35/25 machen und den Gegner an die Wand spielen
Schon lustig was die Affen da alles schreiben :laugh2:

 

[MadFerIt]

Weiss vielleicht jemand wie lange Wade ausfällt?

day to day, fraglich fürs heutige spiel auf alle fälle

 

[theGegen]

Den Vogel abgeschossen hat gestern der DSF-Videotext (auch sport 1) unter der Überschrift: "Memphis weiter sieglos!"
:confused:
Da stand dann zu lesen, daß die "Memphis Hornets" :confused: :confused: :confused: unter dem neuen Trainer Byron Scott auch das Spiel gegen die Hawks verloren haben und somit weiter ohne Sieg sind.

Mann, Mann, Mann! :wall:

 

[elgrampo]

"Recently waived Knicks forward Shandon Anderson has agreed to sign with the Miami Heat, according to a league source.

Anderson was in Miami on Saturday and has passed the team physical, paving the way for him to be officially signed either Sunday or Monday."

Also irgendwie find ich das nicht schlecht. Wenn man Shandon richtig einsetzt, kann er vielleicht seine (Utah-) Leistung bringen. Mal sehen...

 

[Redemption]

Das ist ein lesenswerter Bericht über Libbi auf ESPN.com
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=neel/041110

Was glaubt ihr, welchen Weg wird er gehen?