AmericanSpirit

If you're 32 years old, you have a vague recollection of the 95-96 Bulls when you were 12, and busy hanging out with friends and probably getting introduced to smoking pot and starting to like girls.

It works both ways pal

I see a lot of wannabes who just want to assume the Warriors, who have an amazing fast past brand of basketball that still emphasizes defense, multiple shooters and ace defenders, would get outclassed and outmuscled by the Bulls who struggled with some weak Jazz teams, are under 35 and are not qualified to make this comparison.

The problem is the older generation of "experts" aren't really experts, it's nothing more than simple conjecture and assumption.

One team went 72-10, the other went 73-9... they played in different eras and had similar margins of victories.. Jordan is the best player of all time but Curry has a case to be a top 5 player of all time when all is said and done, his offensive game is that amazing.

I don't think Thompson and Green are as good as Pippen and Rodman either, but again.

The league was having expansion teams back then and this was a weird year for the league this year.

I'm not over 35 either so I'm not gonna bother to compare, my opinion is that the hypothetical series where Kerr the player has to play Kerr the coach would go 6-7 games.
But if you're under 35, shut the frick up with your Bulls knob slobbering. It's just a built in nostalgia that people want to assume the past is automatically better than the present.

OSU is pretty much a mega corporation these days.

WEll that's a step in the right direction toward getting back to 50-55 win territory IMO.

Harden is a phenomenal player... his ability to draw FTA's at an extremely high clip is amazing..., but I honestly think Houston has to consider retooling the entire roster around him, including Dwight.

It's because American names are a little bit different than foreign names that they cannot produce as good of nicknames.
But in general I agree with the OP's premise.

I'm not talking out of my arse, I'm just too lazy to post the stats to support my claims.

And again, the title of the thread is QUIET cancer... as in, he is putting up monster stats, and was no doubt one of the best players in the world for a short while.

But he simply doesn't win... he simply doesn't win

The Lakers were projected to be a 65 win team with his addition, and they went to shite.

The Rockets haven't done much the last 2 years and were projected to be a dominant force this year.

He can be a part of the championship equation of a team, but not a major one... and it has nothing to do with his athletic talent and everything to do with his weak mentality.

Anyone else get annoyed when he does the fake yell as to insinuate he was fouled? Why? Just so he can go shoot 45% from the foul line? :lol:

Cavs in 6, Raptors in 6, Hornets in 6, Celtics in 6

Thunder in 4, Spurs in 4, Thunder in 4, Blazers in 6

That's not a woman, that's a mindless animal. Incredible that people are acting like this these days. I honestly think social media has had a net negative effect on our society. She downloads Snapchats just to "remember" moments like this?

He still has 3-4 quality years left... he can prove me wrong even if by being a BETA on a title contending team.

The reality is, he's only been on 2 teams worth considering title contenders, and that's the 2009 Magic which got dominated by the Lakers and benefited from KG blowing knee out (still went to 7 without KG), and the 2010 Magic that were steamrolling all the way to the ECF.