"Super Squads" are killing the NBA

[Loose]

so now Westbrook and Harden are marginal at best?

Who's changing goal posts?

westbrook has potential to be impactful but harden is definitively is marginal at best, hardens an nba ready player even mentioning him with cp3 and dwight is foolish. mentioning a 6man with two fukking superstars

 

[u mad bruh bruh]

In the nfl a team like arizona cardinals,n.o. saints or Seattle seahwaks can make it to/win the super bowl

In mlb the florida marlins,texas rangers,sf giants can make it to/win the world series

In the nba its either lakers,heat or thunder wit realistic shots of winning it

The bucks,cavs,kings,bobcats,raptors,warriors etc dont stand a chance

Thats the point nikkas tryna make

 

[Houston911]

Boston started the trend, won a chip first year they got together. Heat copied and it worked for em. Everybody seeing how it's working so they just gunna do it and see how it works for them.

Thunder built that shyt through the draft.

the celtics werent a superteam though

 

[HiphopRelated]

Breh if you were picking in the Terrence Williams/Tyler Hansborough range in '09 and the Patrick Patterson/Ed Davis range in 2010, you could talk to me about marginal

How far you think OKC goes with that shyt?

 

[Loose]

the celtics werent a superteam though

I agree

 

[Mic-Nificent]

This is the dumbest shyt ever....When has the NBA not been dominated by small handful of teams?

And how the fukk is it killing the NBA when attendance and ratings are up? Just sounds like somebody is bitter about their team being garbage.

 

[Jesus Shuttlesworth]

 

[Panther]

Yall act like this is new... The coli is acting all hysterical like the old boards did when bron made the move to south beach. Im all for players doing what the fukk they want to...provided they play out thier contracts. What melo did/dwight is doing now is the real bytchmade shyt. All that bytching in public, demanding to be traded to certain cities is weak, play out your contract and become a free agent like your supposed to if you want to leave

 

[aixenv]

Nba always been that way b

60's lakers,celtics,warriors,sixers

70's had the most parity ever

80's sixers,lakers,celtics,pistons,rockets

90's bulls

Most of these teams had multiple hall of famers

what he said

 

[aixenv]

Yall act like this is new... The coli is acting all hysterical like the old boards did when bron made the move to south beach. Im all for players doing what the fukk they want to...provided they play out thier contracts. What melo did/dwight is doing now is the real bytchmade shyt. All that bytching in public, demanding to be traded to certain cities is weak, play out your contract and become a free agent like your supposed to if you want to leave

in a lot of retrospect what dwight has done is WAY worse than what lebron did or didn't do back during "The Decision" ;

I still dont get why the magic even give two fukks what Dwight wants, id trade him out of spite to the shyttiest team there was, is there a team in Iowa?

 

[Lefty Gunz]

The Lakers of recent that won back to back to back, and then back to back. Those were mostly draft picks?

Those weren't super teams. I'm not talking about them, I'm talking about the lakers and celtics in the 80s.

 

[Mic-Nificent]

I still dont get why the magic even give two fukks what Dwight wants, id trade him out of spite to the shyttiest team there was, is there a team in Iowa?

If they could they probably would do that, but most teams aren't willing to take Dwight on without an extension in place.

 

[KingpinOG]

If a super team is formed like Oklahoma City where the franchise makes good draft picks and trades then it isn't a problem. That is just good team management.

What people object to is teams like the Heat, Knicks, and Nets using free agency and players demanding trades to create all star teams.

 

[Mic-Nificent]

Those weren't super teams. I'm not talking about them, I'm talking about the lakers and celtics in the 80s.

Those teams were primarily built through the draft also.

 

[Houston911]

Nba always been that way b

60's lakers,celtics,warriors,sixers

70's had the most parity ever

80's sixers,lakers,celtics,pistons,rockets

90's bulls

Most of these teams had multiple hall of famers

bad comparison

80s had like 22 teams
60s had like 16 teams

if you have 3 all stars/hall of famers on a team in a league without that many teams, its understandable. if you've got 3/4 all stars on a team where the talent is very spread out because there's 30 teams,