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The league has no more true centers anymore, rather there are very few. If the Magic decide they can't re-sign Dwight and decide to trade him, I doubt they trade him within the east.
I don't. They are going to try to get the best offer from any team. Because even if he gets traded to the West, what if he refuses to sign an extension and leaves during the offseason? They can't really control where he will resign but they can control what they get in return for him.The league has no more true centers anymore, rather there are very few. If the Magic decide they can't re-sign Dwight and decide to trade him, I doubt they trade him within the east.
No, because the New York Knicks are actually a revelant team, and aren't second fiddle in their own area. Why play for the Knicks JV squad?It's not like Deron and Dwight ever said that they want to play together. It would be more like the 'equivalent' of Carmelo going to the Knicks.
This is ignorance at its finest.No, because the New York Knicks are actually a revelant team, and aren't second fiddle in their own area. Why play for the Knicks JV squad?
Oh damn lol.No, because the New York Knicks are actually a revelant team, and aren't second fiddle in their own area. Why play for the Knicks JV squad?
When was the last time the Hornets were relevant? After the entire Gulf of Mexico came in back in 05?It begs the question though, when was the last season when the Nets were truly relevant?
Is this topic about the relevance of either team?Which team is more relevant all-time "DWill"? The Nets got Jason Kidd and had some success in the early 2000s while the Knicks were down. If you honestly think the Nets are better historically than the Knicks, or that the Nets are more relevant in the NY/NJ area, you are even more of a moron than I thought.
Lol, the Hornets are in New Orleans, the Nets are in Jersey. Completely different markets, and the fact that the Nets can't be relevant in a market as big as Jersey speaks values to how bad the franchise is.When was the last time the Hornets were relevant? After the entire Gulf of Mexico came in back in 05?
lmfao please. Name any team that told their fans that they were moving to a different city and still had fans come to their games. Go.Lol, the Hornets are in New Orleans, the Nets are in Jersey. Completely different markets, and the fact that the Nets can't be relevant in a market as big as Jersey speaks values to how bad the franchise is.
I pray your not talking about the Nets. I really do.lmfao please. Name any other team that told their fans that they were moving to a different city and still had fans come to their games. Go.
You retard :headsmack:I pray your not talking about the Nets. I really do.
Dead last in fans per game, and nearly 400 less than the second to last place team at that.
So actually, I'd like for you to name me a team?
The Nets first announced the move to Brooklyn in 05, why didn't drop then? Maybe it's just because the Nets aren't putting a product on the court that attracts fans anymore? If the Nets were winning games, the fans would show up.You retard :headsmack:
I'm saying that every team in the history of the NBA who told their fans they were moving to another city had their attendance decrease drastically.
In 2005 everything was a only a plan. Nothing was certain. There were a bunch of lawsuits and shit so the chance of them staying was still here. When it was confirmed in 2010 you can easily see the attendance drop a shit load.The Nets first announced the move to Brooklyn in 05, why didn't drop then? Maybe it's just because the Nets aren't putting a product on the court that attracts fans anymore? If the Nets were winning games, the fans would show up.
I assume we can both agree on that Deron's first home game should be interesting, attendance wise.In 2005 everything was a only a plan. Nothing was certain. There were a bunch of lawsuits and shit so the chance of them staying was still here. When it was confirmed in 2010 you can easily see the attendance drop a shit load.
At this point you couldn't pay half of Nets fans to go to the games. The fucking tickets go for under a damn dollar on some days.
I'm going to miss the game I have class at 7:10I assume we can both agree on that Deron's first home game should be interesting, attendance wise.
You're the one who brought up Dwight Howard signing with the Nets, and said it was the equivalent to Melo going to the Knicks. COMPLETELY different though. Would you rather play for the Knicks or the Nets?Is this topic about the relevance of either team?
I didn't think so.
If one team has Deron Williams and is moving into the first billion dollar arena, I'm going to the Nets considering the other already has two scorers.You're the one who brought up Dwight Howard signing with the Nets, and said it was the equivalent to Melo going to the Knicks. COMPLETELY different though. Would you rather play for the Knicks or the Nets?