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Steve Nash orchestrates a sign and trade to his desired team and old teams rival today on 4th of July of all days!!!  When should we start burning his jersey, calling him a sellout for not staying with a crap ball club after years of trying but bad management and bad players wasted his prime, i cant wait to hear all the jokes about how his 2 time mvp game is garbage and he needed to go team up with Kobe and make the "Big 4" at the moment. 

He doesn't deserve to win or at least compete with a championship caliber team to win it all because he is such a bad guy.  He made this trade happen and didn't even give any money to a charity, WTF!!!

It still drives me crazy to think an elite future hofer NBA player is allowed to become a free agent after years of giving 100% effort on both the court and in the community to decide where he wants to play for his next contract...so strange, that's not how the real world works...

So let me know when we will start branding Nash has the "Canadian Con" and let's all boo him every game whenever he has the ball!!!

Right???

 
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this is the dumbest post i've seen in recent times... how can you hate the guy who stuck it out with the suns throughout the years when they were good (amare, diaw, jrich days) and the past few years where he had to single handedly carry the suns? i remember watching his last game as a sun, alvin gentry almost didn't play him the entire 4th in a close game but finally got into the pressure as the crowd was shouting nash's name... he is one of the most class acts of the game and i don't think him doing this makes him less of a player.. i would say that he did his best in phoenix and just wants to go out and end his career with a legit chance to win one title before retiring... 
 
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Some real immature people on this site. Youd want out too if you were him. Be an adult
 
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Giant chasm of a difference between what Nash did and what LeBron did. Giant difference.
 
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Bonus points for using the word "chasm" my friend
 
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Dumbest thread ever. If you even watched NBA in the last few years (which i doubt), you wouldn't dare to make this thread. FYI, Nash could have left without giving shit to the Suns. He grabbed an opportunity for himself (a well deserved one) and still was able to do one last good thing for his team. Talk about respect.
 
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Sarcasm is lost on you all...of course I don't care he left, good for him, I was pointing out why its no big deal for one superstar to switch teams and Lebron is crucified
 
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And Lebron leaving netted the cavs the #1 and #4 picks in the next year draft and the #4 pick in this years draft
 
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People don't get it. It's not that he traded teams, it's the way Lebron did it. And him leaving picks to the Cavs wasn't a direct action from his part. If he really wanted to help, he would have request a trade that would give the Cavs a lot more than picks. Not to mention the spectacle he made about his "decision", which was humiliating to the Cavs.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by sugalboy:

this is the dumbest post i've seen in recent times... how can you hate the guy who stuck it out with the suns throughout the years when they were good (amare, diaw, jrich days) and the past few years where he had to single handedly carry the suns? i remember watching his last game as a sun, alvin gentry almost didn't play him the entire 4th in a close game but finally got into the pressure as the crowd was shouting nash's name... he is one of the most class acts of the game and i don't think him doing this makes him less of a player.. i would say that he did his best in phoenix and just wants to go out and end his career with a legit chance to win one title before retiring... 

what the fuck is wrong with you
 
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Quote Originally Posted by nickeydyme:

Sarcasm is lost on you all...of course I don't care he left, good for him, I was pointing out why its no big deal for one superstar to switch teams and Lebron is crucified

what the fuck is wrong with you part 2 the sequel
 
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I can tell I'm dealing with uneducated and lacking NBA knowledge, you don't get this post has nothing to do with Nash, its how the news and society made Lebron out to be the devil for doing what 85% of NBA players do..and Lebron leaving directly affected the cavs getting those high draft picks you dumbass
 
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Lebron was a immature 25 year old that wanted to have his college decision party and it backfired and was a mistake but all the money from the event was given to charity
 
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Quote Originally Posted by nickeydyme:

I can tell I'm dealing with uneducated and lacking NBA knowledge, you don't get this post has nothing to do with Nash, its how the news and society made Lebron out to be the devil for doing what 85% of NBA players do..and Lebron leaving directly affected the cavs getting those high draft picks you dumbass




I dont recall 1% neva mind 85% goin on national tv to basically tell his old team to fuck off, these 2 cant even b compared its comical that u are tryin to compare nash goin to lakers as lebrons decision
 
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Nothing but respect for Nash. 

Welcome to the Lakeshow.

If Nash can make Marcin Gortat look good...imagine what he can do with Bynum & Gasol.
 
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@kobe you dumb fuck, 85% represents the number of NBA players playing for multiple teams in their career
 
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lots of hate brotha looks like ur nyk fan haha.u mad bro?he is the most humble guy in the nba.he wants to win and he is right to choose where he wants to be because he brought the suns to another level in so many years, the owner made the right decision to trade steve to lakers because of the loyalty he gave him for them.idiot
 
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nickey ur stupid
 
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Quote Originally Posted by packersbackers:

Nash to lakers is no different than Kidd to Dallas,,,old used up point guards with just enough tred on their tires to deliver one last magical season with a little bit of luck. Kobe must be happier than a fat kid on Halloween 


But Nash to LaLakers fills up the missing piece that has been their issue for years. 

Kidd to Dallas is only one of the pieces they are missing.  Dallas still lacks defense and now will lack a second unit without Terry.  Pretty much you can say that DWill screwed them big time.  :)

 
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Quote Originally Posted by CoverLane:

Nothing but respect for Nash. 

Welcome to the Lakeshow.

If Nash can make Marcin Gortat look good...imagine what he can do with Bynum & Gasol.


Nash made everyone look good in PHX.  Dudley, Gortat, Frye, etc.  Let's see what EGordon can do with these guys....

Nash would concentrate to make players like JHill, SBlake, McRobberts look like key contributors.  More important, his presence would create mismatches and would free up this kid, Kobe Byrant. 
 
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You guys are idiots, the post was a sarcastic jab at all us fans and media, of course Nash is a hof top notch guy that deserves to go to where ever he wants and deserves a shot at a title...he seems like a great person too and does always make his teammates better, look how much amare suffers now without him and how much money he made amare...the post was a comparison to Lebron leaving Cleveland where he was in the same boat, a bad team that he had to carry and finally realized it wasn't gonna happen there so went to his team of choice to play with his friends, not a super team by any means, lots of teams have two hof players on them, that's pretty much the only way to win a championship...Bosh is not a hofer, he is the equivalent of a lamar odom imo
 
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No nickey, you are the idiot for not recognizing that people didn't kill LeBron for leaving Cleveland -- they killed him for HOW he left Cleveland. No class, stabbing the city and team in the back, etc.


 
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Quote Originally Posted by nickeydyme:

You guys are idiots, the post was a sarcastic jab at all us fans and media, of course Nash is a hof top notch guy that deserves to go to where ever he wants and deserves a shot at a title...he seems like a great person too and does always make his teammates better, look how much amare suffers now without him and how much money he made amare...the post was a comparison to Lebron leaving Cleveland where he was in the same boat, a bad team that he had to carry and finally realized it wasn't gonna happen there so went to his team of choice to play with his friends, not a super team by any means, lots of teams have two hof players on them, that's pretty much the only way to win a championship...Bosh is not a hofer, he is the equivalent of a lamar odom imo


i was reading it and thought that it dot to be a sarcastic comment and the first comments were kinda funny cause they didnt saw it.

On the other hand, saying that is the same thing with Nash as with LBJ....total bullshit.


 
 
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Lolllll Lebron is one person, not a president, he didn't move the team, not a mayor, one person...how he stabbed Cleveland in the back by leaving after he made that city and organization billions of dollars was his choice, he was not obligated to stay there as u stated 85% of nbs players maybe higher leave the original team that drafted them, he did make a mistake for having the press conference but he was a an immature 25 year old kid who isn't, and the people are mad at him for supposedly going to a super team in Miami, when the NBA has built teams like that for years, the comparisons to Nash are a bit of stretch but I'm pointing out superstars leave their crap teams for championship teams every year in every sport since the beginning
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