Comments on: 2009 NBA Draft

By: Jeff Miller

Jeff Miller — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 03:39:32 +0000

The Mavs did get a point guard. They traded for Nick Cathalas who will play overseas for the time being, but has talent and I would assume will take Kidd’s spot…eventually. As for next year, who knows. Good stuff though. Thing I worry if the Magic move Rashard to his ‘natural’ position, won’t they lose what made them so tough to defend…having a 4 who stretched the floor.

By: Q_crush

Q_crush — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 12:08:23 +0000

Nah the nets are setting themselves up to make a serious run at King James… people are automatically assuming that the Knicks is the desired team in that area but in the great words of Lee Corso “not so fast” Jay Z is making a major push to move the team to Brooklyn and you combine that with the already close relationship the two have it would be a match made in heaven and you combine D. Harris, CDR, and Lebron thats a formidable trio, they just would need to add some fight in the frontcourt and they will catapult back to the top of the east

By: Kenney

Kenney — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 13:49:55 +0000

Nets just freeing up cap space my man. The trade was necessary. They know they wont be in contention next season. But you free up space and get a Wade or Bosh along with D Harris and T Williams…we going to eventually be alright..

By: #1 USC/LAKER FAN

#1 USC/LAKER FAN — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 13:31:42 +0000

The Lakers just need to resign LO, and Ariza so we can compete with all of these trades this offseason. IT’S NOT EVEN FREE AGENCY yet and look what is happening. GM’s are currently on the hot seat to bring a championship to their respective cities and they are pulling out all of the stops. Should be an interesting season.

By: Davermann

Davermann — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 13:08:44 +0000

The Spurs are secretly putting together a MONSTER team. Duncan got the help down low he sorely needed, they have a bevy of shooters on the bench, a healthy (finally!) Manu, RJ, and of course, TP. While the attention will be on the Cavs, Lakers, and Celtics, San Antonio might finally go into the playoffs as a 1 seed in the Duncan era.