NBA 2005-2006 SEASON

[lunateec22]

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waaa lalis ni... they are capable of what? may man ug mag dungan na cla ug sulod tanan sa court... mag lalis man jud na kung kinsa ganahan mo sulod sa game...awa mid-season di na na sila mag tinganay...hahahaha

im sorry, but i think ur missing my whole point here. it's obvious na di man jud sila kasulod tanan... and i did say they are capable of doing something big for the team if they get their heads up and start thinking things that makes them formidable. capable ba... naa potential kung magkasinabot lagi.

kung attitude problem lang ang istoryaan, kang JWilliams jud ang problem pero naa baay si pat riley ug shaq. of course, di sad na sila ganahan mahitabo ang nahitabo sa lakers sa una with malone and payton. where in, payton is with shaq na sad karon... of course they're hoping for the better.

if u think ur smart enuf, think again f ur smart enuf...

your avatar is not allowed. please change it a.s.a.p.

[slakker]

Lipay ko kay daug Boston Celtics ganina kontra New York in overtime. Go Celts!

Bilib sad ko sa performance ganina ni Walker sa miami.

[Archer_Sault]

yeah and may I add the portland blazers u were referring to i believe is the one that got to the Western Conference Finals only to be beaten by Lakers in the 7th game ( 1 win shy of Finals) AND the los angeles lakers u mentioned i believe reached the Finals beaten by detroit in 5th. Not BAD! not bad at all!

hah? sure ka NOT BAD... All-Star team...gi pildi ug underdog? my God... angay buhaton ana nga mga team, adto na sila sa hospital..."panipsan" na ila nawong...

Yes I am very sure its not Bad at all! If you know your basketball, reaching the conference finals is already a very big achievement! You may also want to consider the fact that the Blazers of 2000 and Lakers of 2004 were beaten by STRONG teams! They werent beaten by a so-so team. Portland were beaten by Lakers with a young Shaq at the helm! And the Purple and Gold were beaten by a younger and athletic Detroit, who reached the finals the year after (reaching game7 with Spurs) affirming the fact that the Pistons are indeed a team to be reckoned with!

duhhh!!! nka ingon ra mo nga team to be reckoned ang Pistons pag daug nila against sa Lakers... unya katong wa pa ga sugod ang finals nila...soooss pirting luoya sa Detroit kay halos way mo laban nila...gi down jud sila ug duro sa public..kay mka champion nasad ang lakers...ingon pa si Kobe "we have a bright future"...asssuuussss assuming sad ang tunto...hahahahaha

[Archer_Sault]

waaa lalis ni... they are capable of what? may man ug mag dungan na cla ug sulod tanan sa court... mag lalis man jud na kung kinsa ganahan mo sulod sa game...awa mid-season di na na sila mag tinganay...hahahaha

im sorry, but i think ur missing my whole point here. it's obvious na di man jud sila kasulod tanan... and i did say they are capable of doing something big for the team if they get their heads up and start thinking things that makes them formidable. capable ba... naa potential kung magkasinabot lagi.

kung attitude problem lang ang istoryaan, kang JWilliams jud ang problem pero naa baay si pat riley ug shaq. of course, di sad na sila ganahan mahitabo ang nahitabo sa lakers sa una with malone and payton. where in, payton is with shaq na sad karon... of course they're hoping for the better.

if u think ur smart enuf, think again f ur smart enuf...

im smart enuf (ohohohhh)... so u mean only if they can get their heads up?...unsa-on cgi man cla ug dungo aw si Mourning nuon cgi ug shagit2x sa court...hahaha MUUUURAAAALLL BOOOOOHHHHHHSSSSSTTTTT hahahahaha

[Uzumaki Naruto]

@ lunateec: bro you forgot to mention my main man Shaun Livingston who is most watched non-rookie in the NBA

i believe i did include him... anyway, shaun Livingston is a pass-first point guard (great for a team who has shooters :mrgreen and he's about to do a lot of passing. maybe pass on month or 2 for an injury but i really hope he can play because he's one of the rookies i admire too. everyone shouldn't be scared off by the trade for Sam Cassell. Livingston, 20, should direct this team for years once cassell calls it a career. He averaged 9.2 points and 6.8 assists in his 15 starts, and he figures to pile up the steals, as well. he's also considered a sleeper, and may produce valuable numbers from the bench this season in silence.

uh yeah you did. sorry my bad

[BeoR]

I am hoping that the Jazz will bring up a miracle season... I think they have a high chance of reaching the Playoffs

[lunateec22]

im smart enuf (ohohohhh)... so u mean only if they can get their heads up?...unsa-on cgi man cla ug dungo aw si Mourning nuon cgi ug shagit2x sa court...hahaha MUUUURAAAALLL BOOOOOHHHHHHSSSSSTTTTT hahahahaha
of course, there's a need for this kind of player. if the heat can't get their heads up together, naa jud mo step up to make them play hard. mourning's a leader u know... with this attitude of his, nindot jud ang duwa nila. it has impact... strongwill, that's what makes a game in reverse.

u can always look at the bright side... and if ur smart enuf, and educational enuf... u shd think about what ur gonna say first.

being judgemental will get u nowhere.. :mrgreen:

[brown_dog]

Wallace crazy2 and the Detroit Pistons? they were just the 2003-2004 NBA Champions if my memory serves me correctly, and was it just months ago that they gave the erstwhile 2004-2005 NBA CHAMPS San Antonio Spurs a galant fight going toe to toe with them ‘til game 7 of the Finals? one good thing going for the Pistons right now is that they have the longest tenure as far as their starting lineup is concerned. that means, they’re more cohesive as a team on both defense and offense. i know they have their downside with the departure of Larry Brown but I believe Flip Saunders is no push over either. i believe Flip is more than capable in rallying his troops and mounting another run for the coveted Larry O’Brien trophy. it won’t be a “walk in the park” for the Knicks, Sixers and even the Heat in reaching the Eastern Conference Finals. barring any injuries, I believe all roads go to Detroit

Will Flip Saunder's Pistons still be a Defense oriented team?
Like last season?
Because it was defense that made them to the finals Last season and
championship in the last 2003-2004 season. Will Flip Saunder will hold
up the reputation of the Pistons tenacious D?
What do you think?

[lunateec22]

first of all, the firing of flip saunders from the wolve's den is believed to be unjust and that personnel changes with the players needed to be done rather than Saunders being fired. it as a needed change that has to occur for the team to progress as a successful organization.

anyway, the pistons, still, has the knack of defensive rhythm and it's already in their blood, in their minds, and in their hearts. there is a change of course...

flip saunders is a offensive minded coach, he likes to get points up on the board, which is unlikely for the detroit team. it's a good thing though, with a defensive stance set in their heads they can rack up points anywhere from the basket in flip's system. he's putting in equality, 50% offense and 50% defense. i dnt know if it's a good thing though, pero bag-o pa man sad nag-start and season. better and worst things are to come...

also, the Pistons have welcomed Saunders' low-key approach after Brown's relentless style during games and long practices. he's not that strict though, naka-coach ni cya sa CBA, where you can't rant and rave over every little thing on ur players. he's a player's coach, likes to have fun, joke and laugh-pero ayaw lang pasobra-i. unlike larry brown nga discipline jud ang naa sa team, tan-awa ang Knicks karon, kusog ang kasaba didto mni larry brown.

kusog pa ghapon ang detroit karon oi, but with less intensity and vigor than that of the larry brown stature... OVERALL, there's gonna be a change.

[omad]

first of all, the firing of flip saunders from the wolve's den is believed to be unjust and that personnel changes with the players needed to be done rather than Saunders being fired. it as a needed change that has to occur for the team to progress as a successful organization.

in this era of professional sports, may it be basketball (NBA), baseball (MLB) or football (NFL) or what have you, fans and team owners tend to forget any coach's accomplishments in the past 2-3 yrs. "what have you done to me lately" mentality most often than not prevails against a coach's "skins on the wall". the firing of head coach flip saunders by the wolve's front office may sound or look unjust but that's just how the professional sporting world go about doing their business. everything is just "business" to them.