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Dan, you call that a lady?
hey is she still getting traded?
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Yup... Her mooseknuckle straight up for Garnett!
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I have been pondering something... If she were to go on Celebrity fit club and lose 400 lbs., would she eventually trip herself???
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11-03-2006, 11:43 AM
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I heard a rumor that TNT is going to trade Steve Kerr for an 8 year old girl with a speach impediment
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They would be trading waaaaaay up.
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I think we're gonna see this thread pop-up alot during the trading deadline. cause Jerry Stackhouse is gonna be on the trading block by then and this is a gut feeling only.
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11-07-2006, 01:55 AM
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isn't the last word in the title of this thread supposed to be "shot"?
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this thread has more lives than Paris Hilton has had partners
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11-07-2006, 09:51 AM
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I heard we're trading Avery Johnson for Bill Cowher
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11-07-2006, 10:23 PM
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I'm actually rooting against Sonics & Celtics hereon... hopefully they suck so bad till the deadline that they're forced to put Allen & Pierce on the trading block!
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VTM .....That is exactly what I'm hoping for....Sonics to crater.
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11-09-2006, 12:16 PM
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I heard we were trading our whole team for the 1972-73 Philadelphia 76ers who went 9 and 73, started the season 0-15, and put together and 20 game losing streak.
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Would we get the old style Philly cheesesteak aswell?
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What I'm hoping for is a trade
2006-2007 Mavericks for the 1990-1991 Mavericks. Sure the 90-91 Mavs only won 28 games that year, but those were the good old days when everyone thought the Mavs were not only classy and Cuban-free, but were also headed to a championship. |
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11-09-2006, 10:10 PM
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Oooh save me some of the Philly cheese, guys!
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Simmons to undergo foot surgeries Forward could be done for season By CHARLES F. GARDNER cgardner@journalsentinel.com Posted: Dec. 5, 2006 Milwaukee Bucks general manager Larry Harris would be excused for wondering if he made the right move in signing forward Bobby Simmons to a lucrative free-agent contract in the summer of 2005. But Harris is not second-guessing his decision, even with the ominous news that Simmons will undergo two surgical procedures and could miss the rest of the season. The 26-year-old Simmons has not played this year after suffering a severely bruised right heel early in training camp. His absence, combined with an elbow injury to power forward Charlie Villanueva, has shaken up the Bucks' lineup and contributed to the team's disappointing 6-11 start. Harris said Tuesday that final discussions were taking place with doctors to determine the surgery schedule for Simmons. But it's likely two surgeries will be undertaken to repair three areas in his injured foot during the next four weeks. Simmons will have bone spurs removed in the first procedure, Harris said, and the second surgery will include the removal of a cyst on his heel. The second surgery also will address the plantar fasciitis that has plagued Simmons since last season. "In the next couple days, we'll have a more definitive plan, but we're working with the doctors on what that plan is going to be and when Bobby will wind up going out to L.A., and how that's all going to take place," Harris said. Simmons was examined by doctors in Charlotte, N.C., Los Angeles and Indianapolis as the Bucks sought answers to his puzzling injury. Rest did not solve the problem, and Harris said the doctors conferred on Monday and agreed surgery was required. "All three (procedures) are necessary," Harris said. "Bobby tried to play some 1-on-1 on this (West Coast) trip, and he just couldn't do it." Simmons was named the National Basketball Association's most improved player after the 2004-'05 season, when he averaged 16.4 points and 5.9 rebounds for the Los Angeles Clippers. The Chicago native was one of the top free agents available during the following summer, and the Bucks nabbed him with a five-year, $47 million offer. Combined with their signing of shooting guard Michael Redd to a six-year, $91 million deal and the drafting of 7-footer Andrew Bogut with the No. 1 overall pick, the Bucks made some of the biggest noise during that summer. Simmons averaged 13.4 points and 4.4 rebounds per game for the Bucks last season while playing in 75 regular-season games. "He was our second-leading scorer last year and he was probably going to have a better year this year," coach Terry Stotts said. "Having a year under his belt and with the way the roster was put together, he was going to be very important." Stotts said too much was made of Simmons' statistics in his first year with the Bucks, and how his scoring and rebounding averages fell off from the previous year in Los Angeles. "As a coach, I don't look at salaries," Stotts said. "I look at what a player is doing to help the team. Bobby was an important part of us getting to the playoffs last year." The Bucks were hoping to play a certain way this season, to use an up-tempo style and spread the floor with Redd and Mo Williams at guards and Simmons, Charlie Villanueva and Bogut in the frontcourt. But that five never got on the floor together, and Villanueva was hurt in a Nov. 15 game at New Jersey. Harris said Villanueva might be ready to rejoin the lineup Friday against Memphis, although the 6-foot-11 forward will miss the home game tonight against Portland. "One thing Bobby was going to give us this year; we were anticipating being a really good three-point shooting team," Stotts said. "That takes a lot of pressure off the other guys." Harris said he did not anticipate making any immediate moves to sign a veteran. "Veterans are out there, but chemistry and rotations are important," Harris said about any possible moves. "I think throwing somebody else in there could confuse the issue." The Bucks play five games over the next eight days, including three games at the Bradley Center against Portland, Memphis and Seattle. The team is off to a tough start at home with a 2-4 record thus far. "It comes back to we've got to win at home," Harris said. "We've got to bring our fans back to the building and bring excitement back to the city. "We've got a chance to win five now. We're preparing for the next five games, and we've got to look at it that we can go 5-0. We have the ability to do that." |
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12-06-2006, 07:11 PM
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Not this thread again
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12-06-2006, 10:53 PM
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this thread is back?
sweetness
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This thread will still be active six years after Jerry Stackhouse retires.
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12-07-2006, 09:09 AM
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I heard we're trading Stack for Mike Vanderjagt because he has the most accurate "field goal %" in history....
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doesn't matter....FG% is FG%
we need him on our team.
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I heard we were trading sike to the www.hookers-n-pimps.com message boards for two whores named "licky" and "bitey" and a midget
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and they might throw in "STD Sally"....she is so hot!
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389 posts in this? There should be at least 1,000, and like 1,500 before the trade deadline
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I heard we were trading Stack for a Pirate with 2 bad eyes and a Peg-Leg
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I'm all for keeping Stack as long as its 10 minutes and 4 shot attempts per game.
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I heard we're trading Ager for a sock full of nickels....
(that's right EL....this thread is back)
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If we traded Pops for a sock we could have a gutterpunk weapon of choice!
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Stackhouse/Ager + cash for The Milwaukee Bucks mascot, it'll help our team spirit.
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I heard we're trading Stack for a Boba Fett Star Wars card, a 2011 2nd round pick, and a stick of gum
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I heard we were trading Avery Johnson for one of those 20 question machines, that always knows what noun you're thinking of
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I dont know why this thread dropped five pages off the front page of the trade section. There is still a lot of buzzing around town that Stackhouse has been traded.
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It's the kind of rumor that keeps on spreading ten years after said player retires.
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