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the risk of trading a player too soon or too late refers to older players who still produce, but are prone to crippling (for the player and the franchise) injuries. this is part of why teams like the knicks and hornets are so terrible: bad personnel decisions. the idea of giving up on a player...

indeed. anyway, i just got the impression that in your initial post, you were trying to deflate some notion of us being able to beat detroit consistently or something, rather than simply appreciating the win for what it was -- a victory late in the season with arguably more odds facing us than...

i actually had quite a few posts previously. this is a newer account. like i said, i've been reading a lot for quite a while, and like i said, it's not really relevant to this subject specifically. i just wonder why so many fans are reaching for negatives now, when even espn pundits and the like...

this isn't meant as a personal criticism, but in reading things around here at random intervals for the past year or so, you really don't seem to approve much of anything not involving webber. i recall agreeing previously with almost everything you said on any number of topics, but that's not...

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=250226006 phoenix 124, dallas 123. sucks to lose on a clearly blown call, don't it.