Created a thread similar to this a couple weeks ago when Orlando & Minnesota was talking about a trade, Garnett for Howard and whoever else.
People were VERY pissed around here......
Why would you trade a guy almost 11 years younger than Garnett and already a better player than Garnett was at his age...........
The kid is already the NBA's leading rebounder! The 15 ppg in his second year isn't too shabby either......
Orlando has given away player after player the last several years, and that would of been the icing on the cake.......
People were VERY pissed around here......
Why would you trade a guy almost 11 years younger than Garnett and already a better player than Garnett was at his age...........
The kid is already the NBA's leading rebounder! The 15 ppg in his second year isn't too shabby either......
Orlando has given away player after player the last several years, and that would of been the icing on the cake.......
Journeyman said:
Well Bosh will resign with Toronto. He isn't going to turn down the extra year and extra money for resigning with the team. He would give up some 16 million if he didn't say with Toronto. However the second after he signs the deal will be pull a Vince Carter and whine his way out of town is anyone's guess.
Guys, Bosh is taking the majority of the shots in Toronto, while Howard still averages over 15 points per game in only his second year (as well as the league's leading rebounder) despite having to play on a team in which so many other players are taking the majority of the shots, such as the most overrated player in the NBA the last several years, Steve Francis , for example.....
i would take howard. howard is a better rebounder and has the ability to be more dominant in the future. howard doesnt get plays called from him as much as bosh, and bosh is more of a finesse player. howard reminds me of elton brandt and over time, i believe howard has a greater ceiling of potential and will be the better player.
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Congrats on becoming the Magic's all-time leading scorer Dwight!!
Howard had 14 points to in Orlando’s 102-83 victory over the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday night.
“It’s a humbling experience,” said Howard, who began the game needing just eight points to break Nick Anderson’s mark. “It does mean a lot. Not too many players in this league can say that they were their franchise’s leading scorer.”
Howard had 14 points to in Orlando’s 102-83 victory over the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday night.
“It’s a humbling experience,” said Howard, who began the game needing just eight points to break Nick Anderson’s mark. “It does mean a lot. Not too many players in this league can say that they were their franchise’s leading scorer.”
