A LEGEND IS BORN III

I sure hell didn't. You can even search my posts in ALIB II.

I know you didn't. You wanted Sonics.

Hey! Stealth jets are more hip than supersonic jets!

That is very true puttin!

What's not to like bout the Stealth? We got Durant and we got vintage hardwood classics

Stealth rocks!Get used to it!

Nice article there,hopefully this is the year your team is finally going to win the title!

If Ty is expendable, get a good individual, not a bunch of garbage.

Thanks for the feedback guys!

Stealth Wolves has been played so stay tuned!

I sure hell didn't. You can even search my posts in ALIB II.

Co-sign. Can't remember who I voted for, probably Sonics.

It's all good though. Just had to post what my wife said

I sure hell didn't. You can even search my posts in ALIB II.

Co-sign. Can't remember who I voted for, probably Sonics.

It's all good though. Just had to post what my wife said

You voted Steamers.

Team was originally Steamers but I vetoed it after finding out what Cleveland Steamers were.

This is off top of my head, you could prob search ALIB II and find out if that's accurate.

Yep, I think I voted for Steamers based on what a Cleveland Steamer is

Yep, I think I voted for Steamers based on what a Cleveland Steamer is

Sorry but I couldn't roll with that.

Miami Boosts Team With Lopez Addition



JANUARY 12, MIAMI – The Miami Heat (19-18) have been starting a rookie at the centre spot all season and needed to make a change. “Tracy (Kennedy) did a terrific job. It’s never hard for a big man to start in his rookie year with all that physicality in the post,” Pat Riley said, “We’re happy that the young fella can go back to the bench and continue to develop.”

Kennedy has average close to 3 points and 3 rebounds and although the production could be considered ‘measly’, his team mates praised him for his effort. “What Ted did was give us a presence out there,” Dwyane Wade stated, “We all know that he contributes more than his statistics say.” With that said, the Heat are surely ready to welcome their newest addition from the Phoenix Suns (18-21): C/F Robin Lopez.

“Robin is an experienced 7 footer who is smart and hungry to play,” Riley explained of his prized trade acquisition, “I won’t lie about the fact that I’ve been working very hard to get him here. I’m very happy that Chuck (Suns’ GM Charles Barkley) finally decided to get a deal done.”

Lopez who is a 7 foot, 255 pound, 15th pick of the 2008 Draft out of Stanford is just as excited to join his new team. Lopez has not played much in Phoenix as the 25 year old has averaged just 1.3 points and 1.6 rebounds in 10 minutes per game this season. He hopes to lift that production in Miami. “I’ve been told that I will be starting. I am excited about that. At the same time, I know that I need to play very well to prove that I am a worthy starter,” he said.

“I can’t wait to join this team as I believe that we can compete for a championship,” he also added.

Riley admitted that his hand was forced after Eastern Conference foes Cleveland and Nets have both added more bulk to their frontcourts. The Heat had found it hard to attract free agents and was desperate to add another big man. Luckily for him, Lopez wanted out of Phoenix and the Suns wanted the same.

The Heat traded C Chris Mihm’s expiring contract along with salary fillers PF Lenny Quinn, PG John Justice and a future first round draft pick to the Suns. Quinn has never played in an NBA game after being selected with the number 18 pick of the 2013 Draft; spending his time in the D-League. Justice has also struggled to break the Heat’s guard rotation after being the 22 selection of the 2011 Draft.

Charles Barkley described the deal as 'spring cleaning', "Robin didn't want to be here anymore. We have a good core of players so I thought it was a very good trade for us. We got two young players and a draft pick. Does this make me GM of the Year?"

Phoenix also added 7’1” PF and 2013 second round draft pick Gooding Frankie to the trade in order to balance salaries. Frankie is expected to be waived by the Heat.

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I sure hell didn't. You can even search my posts in ALIB II.

Co-sign. Can't remember who I voted for, probably Sonics.

It's all good though. Just had to post what my wife said

You voted Steamers.

Team was originally Steamers but I vetoed it after finding out what Cleveland Steamers were.

This is off top of my head, you could prob search ALIB II and find out if that's accurate.

And you settled for the name of a gay softball team who is actually called the the Seattle Stealth.

ZING!

And you settled for the name of a gay softball team who is actually called the the Seattle Stealth.

This would be funnier if Rudy Gay himself was in the Stealth.

And you settled for the name of a gay softball team who is actually called the the Seattle Stealth.

This would be funnier if Rudy Gay himself was in the Stealth.

Whatever the fuck your name is, you have no humor

Not everyone is as adept at generating the lulz as you, Houndy!

The one good joke puttincomputers puts out there, gets raped.

Well, if you are being homophobic puttin, please keep it out of my thread

Not everyone is as adept at generating the lulz as you, Houndy!

Don't forget about you too Lamrock!

Let's get back on topic kids. No more fighting please!

I was complementing my bud Lamrock for his comedy. No harm done.

Nice move by Miami. Hopefully Lopez can start killing it.

Do you do the trades, or does the CPU. I have a feeling it's you

Do you do the trades, or does the CPU. I have a feeling it's you

It better not be as Mavs had offered a better deal to the Suns

Do you do the trades, or does the CPU. I have a feeling it's you

It better not be as Mavs had offered a better deal to the Suns

Lol, but on the serious side, those trades are balanced. Pretty good if you do them Sit.

Well, if you are being homophobic puttin, please keep it out of my thread

There is actually a team called the Cleveland Steamers.

And no I am never frightened of homosexual people.

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