The Artest Signing May Cloud the Future for Lebron and D-Wade

It's amazing the firestorm of reaction the Lakers signing of Ron Artest has created. Sports writers in LA are already talking about Artest being a chemistry killer and the supposed friction that exist between him and Kobe (which could be further from the truth, considering they are both good friends).

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Oh No, Mr. Stern...The Old Men of the West are Back!!!

Isn't it funny what a difference a few weeks makes.  A few weeks ago, the Denver Nuggets were an up and coming talented team with a dynamic scorer in Carmelo Anthony and a proven floor leader in Chauncey Billups that could look at the 2009 offseason as time to mature.  A roster that someday could compete for an NBA championship.  A few weeks ago

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Firing Mike Brown Won't fix the Cavs Deficiencies

There's an old saying that goes, "It ain't about the X's and the O's.  It's about the Jimmies and the Joe's."  No where does that statement prove true the most than in the NBA, where talent, health, and having the best starting 3 in the league are enough to get you to a championship. 

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Even a championship Won't Hide the Lakers Flaws

Andrew Bynum was supposed to be the X factor this year. His presence alone was going to elevate the Lakers against the Boston Celtics (who was the lone pic to represent the East in the playoffs). It would also serve the purpose of justifying giving a young player with his limited playing time (due to injury, which is never good for a big man) such a lucrative contract in the range of $58 million.

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Another Reason to Not Listen to Mike and Mike in the Morning

Does Kobe Bryant elevate the play of his teammates?  Can Kobe Bryant win a championship being the best player on his team?  What will become of Kobe Bryant's legacy if he can't win a championship without Shaquille O'neal?  And on and on the "Great Kobe Debate" continues. 

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Posted on Wednesday, June 3, 2009 at 10:58AM by Registered Commenter[Your Name Here] | CommentsPost a Comment
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