<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (JCB)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (jarkid)</div><div class='quotemain'> If Krstic sucks then Sean Williams will play, If Sean Williams won't play, Krstic and Boone would be very good.</p> So in every case, you are still in the winning mode.</p> What didn't you notice about that? It's the advantage of the depth in the frontcourt. And it's the great comparison to last season.</p> </div></p> But it's ALL conjecture. Nenad is coming off surgery. Sean is a rookie. We have no idea what they will bring to the table. Your reasoning is based on guesswork.</p></div> It's all about depth, if Boone is a rookie and coming off the surgery could go 21-23 field goal, why can't you get any expection?</p> At least he is not Greg Oden right now.</p> By your way, The pistons can not expect from Rodney Stuckey, and Affalo, they should be zero from every high estimate for the pistons in the off-season ranking.</p>
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (mynetsforlife)</div><div class='quotemain'>Did you watch summer league? SWat is very raw.</div> </p> </p> yeah, I did, but after summer league, he have learned the experience, and after trainning camp he will be better.</p> </p> And He is healthy, that's the big point.</p>
JarKid, your optimistic look at this team is admirable, but off base. We're simply just not that good.
Sorry, what did I say to this team? Championship ? ECF Championship? No,</p> </p> OK, maybe I am wrong, then I can tell you Jason Kidd will be gone this season,he is too old, and bad knees.Carter will suck,</p> RJ break his ankles again, Krstic will retire,too, due to his ACL, Sean Williams, Marcus Williams is a bust. Wright is the bust of the busts.</p> This team will be a the team withonly 20 wins and win the no.1 pick next season.</p> </p> </p> And Are you happy right now?</p>
He's optimistic, just like me. I always go into a season thinking we will do great, and get far in the playoffs. It doesn't matter what everyone predicts, I always have faith in the Nets.
Nets will be good. Not great, good. Kidd will have a great season, as will RJ and Krstic. Frank will run too many isos for Vince, ultimately leading to our doom. If Vince plays with all his heart, every single damn game, then it's different. If he attacks the rim whenever he can, and shows people how good he can be on defense, then damn, we're a different team.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (jarkid)</div><div class='quotemain'>if you mean it's all speculation, then you must have not read the news that Krstic feels no pain. If Krstic feels pain, then you could say he will be bad next season in 90% ,</p> If he feels no pain, how could you still say he will still be in 90%?</p> And I didn't say how far this team will go to, and I said they underestimate !</p> OK, you said they didn't underestimate, then SLAM said Nets is a 42-40 team, but you said Nets is a team with 47 wins,</p> and I didn't get really thrilled about the situation now, but you just get it all wrong. </p> If you have no idea what I convey in the last two sentence, just move on, maybe you will realize one day.</p> </div></p> It doesn't matter if he feels no pain now. We still have no idea how he'll play. He hasn't played in any competitive game for months. </p> I wasn't agreeing with SLAM's record prediction. I've been agreeing with the fact that we will most likely exit in the second round, again. I don't care what our record is. I want a championship. And I highly, highly, highly doubt this team will win one.</p> And I won't be able to understand your last two sentences because they don't make any sense. I know english isn't your native language, and I think you type very well in light of that, but those two sentences are impossible to decipher.</p> </p>
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (jarkid)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (JCB)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (jarkid)</div><div class='quotemain'> If Krstic sucks then Sean Williams will play, If Sean Williams won't play, Krstic and Boone would be very good.</p> So in every case, you are still in the winning mode.</p> What didn't you notice about that? It's the advantage of the depth in the frontcourt. And it's the great comparison to last season.</p> </div></p> But it's ALL conjecture. Nenad is coming off surgery. Sean is a rookie. We have no idea what they will bring to the table. Your reasoning is based on guesswork.</p></div> It's all about depth, if Boone is a rookie and coming off the surgery could go 21-23 field goal, why can't you get any expection?</p> At least he is not Greg Oden right now.</p> By your way, The pistons can not expect from Rodney Stuckey, and Affalo, they should be zero from every high estimate for the pistons in the off-season ranking.</p> </div></p> Boone didn't start contributing until essentially the end of the season last year. We need contribution for the entire season. </p> And Williams is different than Stuckey and Afflalo. First off, they're guards and in a much different situation than Sean. Williams is raw. His offensive game is very unpolished. He may be a good shot blocker, but his defensive decisions need to improve. If you're expecting much of anything out of him, you'll most likely be disappointed. </p> </p>
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (JCB)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (jarkid)</div><div class='quotemain'>if you mean it's all speculation, then you must have not read the news that Krstic feels no pain. If Krstic feels pain, then you could say he will be bad next season in 90% ,</p> If he feels no pain, how could you still say he will still be in 90%?</p> And I didn't say how far this team will go to, and I said they underestimate !</p> OK, you said they didn't underestimate, then SLAM said Nets is a 42-40 team, but you said Nets is a team with 47 wins,</p> and I didn't get really thrilled about the situation now, but you just get it all wrong. </p> If you have no idea what I convey in the last two sentence, just move on, maybe you will realize one day.</p> </div></p> It doesn't matter if he feels no pain now. We still have no idea how he'll play. He hasn't played in any competitive game for months. </p> I wasn't agreeing with SLAM's record prediction. I've been agreeing with the fact that we will most likely exit in the second round, again. I don't care what our record is. I want a championship. And I highly, highly, highly doubt this team will win one.</p> And I won't be able to understand your last two sentences because they don't make any sense. I know english isn't your native language, and I think you type very well in light of that, but those two sentences are impossible to decipher.</p> </p></div> </p> Championship? Sorry, this team won't win anyone even in the Kidd or Post-Kidd era.</p> Championship is never the factor of whether they underestimate or not, they are the different story.</p> If you don't know what I said in the last two sentence, I don't care whether it's because of your comprehesion or my English ability,</p> but I could suggest you could PM ghoti for telling you what I mean, or ask your teachers or friends, maybe one of them could tell you the truth.</p>
[quote name='JCB'][quote name='jarkid'][quote name='JCB'][quote name='jarkid'] If Krstic sucks then Sean Williams will play, If Sean Williams won't play, Krstic and Boone would be very good.</p> So in every case, you are still in the winning mode.</p> What didn't you notice about that? It's the advantage of the depth in the frontcourt. And it's the great comparison to last season.</p> [/QUOTE]</p> But it's ALL conjecture. Nenad is coming off surgery. Sean is a rookie. We have no idea what they will bring to the table. Your reasoning is based on guesswork.</p>[/QUOTE] It's all about depth, if Boone is a rookie and coming off the surgery could go 21-23 field goal, why can't you get any expection?</p> At least he is not Greg Oden right now.</p> By your way, The pistons can not expect from Rodney Stuckey, and Affalo, they should be zero from every high estimate for the pistons in the off-season ranking.</p> [/QUOTE]</p> Boone didn't start contributing until essentially the end of the season last year. We need contribution for the entire season.</p> And Williams is in a different situation than Stuckey and Affalo. First off, they're guards and in a much different situation than Sean. Williams is raw. His offensive game is very unpolished. He may be a good shot blocker, but his defensive decisions need to improve. If you're expecting much of anything out of him, you'll most likely be disappointed. </p> </p>[/QUOTE] Excuse me, Affalo and Stuckey are guards so we can expect from them? WOW, what a logic, then Marcus Williams is a guard, and Boone is a forward,</p> but Boone performed much better in the 2nd half season. WOW, It seems that many people say the guards need the experience more than other positions.</p> WOW, you are soooo different. LOL</p>
I think we're all arguing about different ideas. They won't ever win a championship? That's a bit harsh, no? Jar, I have a lot of respect for you, but those last two sentences were hard to understand. </p> </p>
If you don't understand it, just move on, I don't care.</p> </p> You could regard that as the language of Mars or the sucking of English, yeah, I am really bad in English, you are right.</p>
If you are playing with Jason Kidd, all you need to do is athletic, if you can Jump and dunk, that's all we need in the offensive ends.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (jarkid)</div><div class='quotemain'> Championship? Sorry, this team won't win anyone even in the Kidd or Post-Kidd era.</div></p> I know. That's exactly what my post said. I want this team to win it all, as does every Nets fan. But it's not happening with the way they are currently constructed. </p> <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Championship is never the factor of whether they underestimate or not, they are the different story.</div></p> Dude. You're making no sense. The links provided in the first post state that the Nets will be a 2nd round exit. Which is exactly what they will be. The writers aren't underestimating the Nets at all. They are spot on. Which was my original point anyway. </p> <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>If you don't know what I said in the last two sentence, I don't care whether it's because of your comprehesion or my English ability,</p> but I could suggest you could PM ghoti to tell you what I mean, or ask your teachers or friends, maybe one of them could tell you the truth.</div></p> Are you in some indirect way trying to insult my intelligence here? If so, nice try. Fact is, your sentence makes no sense, which is understandable, as I said earlier. English is not your first language, and that's okay. Just don't try to insult me by telling me my reading comprehension is poor. You'd be kidding yourself if you think that. </p> </p>
[quote name='JCB'][quote name='jarkid'] Championship? Sorry, this team won't win anyone even in the Kidd or Post-Kidd era.[/QUOTE]</p> I know. That's exactly what my post said. I want this team to win it all, as does every Nets fan. But it's not happening. </p> </p> Dude. You're making no sense. The links provided in the first post state that the Nets will be a 2nd round exit. Which is exactly what they will be. The writers aren't underestimating the Nets at all. They are spot on. </p> </p> Are you in some indirect way trying to insult my intelligence here? If so, nice try. Fact is, your sentence makes no sense. Which is understandable as I said earlier. English is not your first language, and that's okay. Just don't try to insult me by telling me my reading comprehension is poor. You'd be kidding yourself if you think that. </p> </p>[/QUOTE] I am not trying to insult you, if you think so. But in some way, I think you are insulting me, too.</p>Second Round exit? Did I say it's the reason so I said they underestimate? Or Did you even ask me the reasons?
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (jarkid)</div><div class='quotemain'> If you don't understand it, just move on, I don't care.</p> </p> You could regard that as the language of Mars or the sucking of English, yeah, I am really bad in English, you are right.</p></div> </p> Quite the opposite, really. I think your English is amazing, better than my dad's, and he's been in English speaking countries for 18 years. Honestly, your skills are quite admirable.
I just give you the suggestion you could ask ghoti or what, that's the suggestion.</p> Championship is the different story, but you mentioned that.</p>
Jarkid, I think you, JCB, and I are arguing the same point, your just putting on an optimistic filter, while JCB and I are using a pesimistic one.</p>
I'm just as optimistic as anyone here, but its pretty unrealistic to expect a guy to go from not playing organized ball to NBA level impact player just by the experience that summer league ball will give you.</p> <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (jarkid)</div><div class='quotemain'>tell me how sucking this team could be?</div></p> Probably not that great. I'd have to explain a lot of things to my parents, too. </p>
