BonK wrote: Yeah, same here. Plus GS is tanking like crazy, so it should be interesting.

Will suck though if Pek is out AGAIN.

BonK wrote:
I wasn't all that impressed by Thornton or Jimmania. Cousins was his typical ridiculously talented but manic-depressive self. Frickin last pick in the draft Isaiah Thomas destroyed Ridnour, that was fun to watch (waiting for HoopNuts to insult me for acknowledging reality...) and Wes was a replacement level player, making some really good defensive plays and nice passes and then missing shots and throwing the ball over everyone's heads on an unforced turnover... Blah.

Wake me up when Rubio does something, anything. Even Love is becoming tough for me to watch without Rubio. I will never take anything that kid does for granted.

P.S. If we had drafted Steph Curry or traded up for Evan Turner for the #2 in 2010, we would be sitting just fine right now. Both guys can play off the ball and take over PG for long stretches. Hold on, I have to go wash this vomit out the back of my throat with some 151.

wolfenstein wrote: (SIGH)

Ain't that the sad truth.

/Punches self in face repeatedly.

Except that Steph Curry is hurt and wouldn't be contributing to the team.

But then again, Flynn isn't contributing to the team either

roundhouse wrote:
Well, yes. Although he got hurt as a Warrior, so we can logically assume that since had we drafted him he would never have been a Warrior, he never would have gotten hurt.

But even a frail backcourt with Curry would have been so much better than the 'Cuse connection.

You don't like the 'Cuse Connection? I can't wait until Kahn drafts Fab Melo this year to complete the Syracuse Trifecta. Of course we'll have to reacquire Jonny Flynn somehow. Brad Miller for Flynn, again. Done.

roundhouse wrote:
All late 2000s Syracuse team:

Jonny Flynn
Wes Johnson
Carmelo Anthony
Donte Green
Fab Melo

Hakim Warrick

Who are my least favorite 6 players to watch, Alex?