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Its kind of funny that Mosgov, JR Smith and Shumpert were just a part of the running gag that was the Knicks when they were with "superstar" Melo, but put them next to Lebron and they are extremely valuable role players

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QUOTE (KyYlE23 @ May 14, 2015 -> 10:25 AM)
Its kind of funny that Mosgov, JR Smith and Shumpert were just a part of the running gag that was the Knicks when they were with "superstar" Melo, but put them next to Lebron and they are extremely valuable role players

 

Melo was a really good player in Denver. He has just been a part of a bad organization in NY. I'd be willing to bet that if Chicago had a healthy Carmelo Anthony, it would look nothing like the New York Knicks Melo.

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QUOTE (southsider2k5 @ May 14, 2015 -> 10:16 AM)
jon greenberg ‏@jon_greenberg 9m9 minutes ago

No one deserves the NBA's Citizenship Award more than Joakim Noah. As Rose's security guy told me, "He goes to places I won't go to."

 

Except for Cleveland.

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http://www.ohio.com/sports/cavs/lebron-s-t...-bulls-1.591626

 

James has certainly been in this position plenty of times before. Not surprisingly, he has enjoyed overwhelming success. James’ teams are 23-10 in closeout games throughout his career, but half of those losses came during his first three trips to the postseason.

 

Only once in his career has he failed to win a series when given multiple chances at a closeout as the Cavs will have in this series — and that came in his first trip to the playoffs in 2006, when the Cavs lost Games 6 and 7 to the Detroit Pistons in the conference semifinals.

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QUOTE (southsider2k5 @ May 14, 2015 -> 11:39 AM)
Melo was a really good player scorer in Denver. He has just been a part of a bad organization in NY. I'd be willing to bet that if Chicago had a healthy Carmelo Anthony, it would look nothing like the New York Knicks Melo.

He's always been one-dimensional.

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QUOTE (chw42 @ May 14, 2015 -> 10:46 AM)
I don't even want to watch tonight's game. But I probably will since I have nothing else better to do.

 

The way the season has gone the Bulls won't even show up and get blown out. Here's hoping the basketball gods smile down upon us! :)

 

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