A team needs a winner, yet many of the players on the Heat's roster can already be winners. Marion will probably get traded for Odom or Brand... both of those guys are more than willing to take the game into their hands. (Odom didn't have to with Kobe, but he used to be the go-to guy back in his Clipper days). Beasley seems to be a go to guy, but yet again... one can never know until he actually plays at the next level.
This almost makes me want to go on another rant about how much people who only watch college ball and complain about how the pros are completely superstar based suck. Maybe they're why I somehow subconsciously strive to preach a balance of talent in this league instead of such blatant superstar focus. I am nothing but a dreamer though, I do realize that.
Indy wrote:ESPN should fire everyone involved with yesterday's draft coverage. (Except Van Gundy, I love Van Gundy)
Bilas on Gordon:
He's a scoring scorer. He scores like most scorers can score, and when he gets in to the league one thing is for sure- he will score. I would have to label Gordon as a scorer and lastly, he will find a way to score in the NBA.
Stephen A. Smith to every single player he interviewed:
How will *insert team here* do next year with you on board. (After answer is a politically correct one) Aw come on, give me a prediction.
Also he asked just about everyone up there if they could play point guard.
Then theres Stuart Scott:
They have a semi-decent player already named LeBron James.
They drafted a semi-decent player in Isiah Thomas last time they picked a guy from Indiana.
That Garnett is decent at the game of basketball.
And on and on and on. You are not funny Stuart Scott, not funny at all.
Oh man, that's pretty damn hilarious.
I live in the middle of nowhere, and there was one hell of a storm that night so I had no way to go out and find a television. I was following the draft on ESPN.com's draft blog thingy... and the chat there was ridiculous, not informative at all, and pretty much plain stupid.
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