Comments on: Mike Brown: “After two weeks, I quit feeling sorry for myself”

By: fort pierce blue

fort pierce blue — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 19:11:21 +0000

why do most of you guys think turkeyglue is irreplaceable? his numbers were down from a year ago. the only numbers that went up were the turnovers and wild shots. i watched almost every Magic game and thought hedo lost more games for us than won. clutch? i think he had two game winning shots all year including the playoffs. carter has never been around this much talent and i think he will be an all-star this year. Orlando Magic, your NBA champs for 2010!!!

By: AJ

AJ — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 15:47:35 +0000

also, anyone who thinks that a 36-year-old sheed will help the celtics more than a 37-year-old shaq will help the cavs is out of their mind. sheed can still bring it… but he essentially plays the same role that Z plays, albeit with more athleticism. he is nothing more than a jump shooter now, as is KG (i haven’t seen KG post up on anyone since he was a t-wolf). the celtics have no dominant offensive low post presence, and until dwight howard learns how to consistently play with his back to the basket, the cavs will dominate the paint throughout next years playoffs. until they get to san antonio, at least…. (gulp)

By: Chris

Chris — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 05:21:30 +0000

Saying that the Magic have improved is absurd, Vince is not the player he once was, you lost Hedo, Courtney Lee, and Rafer Alston in the process. And gained Vince Carter, who is a minor upgrade of a turkoglu, but not worth losing a solid bench player in Lee and the PG that brought them to the finals in Alston.

By: AJ

AJ — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 17:43:55 +0000

being a cavs fan, i liked the moves that the team made. one thing people fail to take into account is the cavs’ youth compared to the celtics and lakers. three of their four best players are 26 years old or younger (bron, mo and delonte) and should get better within the next 3-4 years. the celtics and the lakers, are full of players either at or past their primes, with little room for improvement. no matter who danny ferry bring in, the cavs core group of players (not including shaq) should continue to grow and mature together, improving their games simply by getting more accustomed to playing together. the magic are in the same boat; as long as they have dwight howard and jameer nelson, they will continue to improve.

By: JOE

JOE — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 13:45:11 +0000

The cavs and raptors are the most improved teams period. The cavs replaced sasha, ben, wally with Shaq, Parker, Moon…The cavs WILL win the east

By: AG Baller

AG Baller — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 13:21:34 +0000

VC is still a big time baller. If you don’t agree..then you don’t understand this game. It’s going to be great seeing the Cav’s and Orl. go at eachother in the ECF; but that’s only if Garnett is healthy enought to do something about it. (which I don’t think he will be)

-Hedo’s okay, I’m not complaining!
-Watch out for the Spurs, they’re going to be the gate crashers in the West.
-Shaq vs.?…I can’t wait to see this!

GO RAPS!!!

By: Craig Bailey

Craig Bailey — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 07:01:00 +0000

U guyz that think Hedo is better than Vince are out of ur minds. A guy is on a wack team for a couple yrs then all of a sudden he’s not that good. Smh. How soon we 4get. The East will come down to Boston & Orlando wit Cleveland on their heels. The thought of the Raptors winning the East is a joke. The Lakers will definately win it all if they resign Odom, if not it will a lot tougher but they will still come out of the West on top. I don’t see the Spurs being a huge threat to the Lakers @ all.

By: T-Mac

T-Mac — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 04:03:39 +0000

Non of you guys follow the league well enough to comment, if you look atht depth and experience of the Raps, you all should agree with me that Raps will win the East next year , Boston getting too old, Orlando just lost Hedo to Raptors and Cavs is nothing but LBJ,

By: bobby

bobby — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 00:37:21 +0000

Orlando did not get worse. Yea they lost turk who was a big part of the playoff run, but he’s not irreplaceable. He was very inconsistent during the reg. season and during the playoffs… Carter is actually an upgrade IMO, a go-to scorer who can make big plays to stop scoring droughts, something the magic lacked last year. Cavs fans overlooked the magic last year also, and look what happened. We’ll see during the playoffs who really improved…

By: nick

nick — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 17:46:58 +0000

Orlando just got worse please keep in mind their biggest shot maker and occasional point guard is gone vince is less of a threat, the Shaq trade made us better but not great remember last year he did not play bad at all. The Cavs will when the East I actually have the spurs beating the Lakers this year though ( too many egos )