The Dream isn't in Chandler's future

I hope Serge Ibaka takes Hakeem Olajuwon up on his offer to help work on his post moves...just sayin'

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Originally posted 08:50 AM ET  08.14 by jgb

Question.....Who has gone to work with hakeem and actually got better?Hakeem had a remarkable talent, if you don't have it, you can't learn it

Well... you learn a skill to explore a talent so there's no harm in going to learn a few things from him.

This is what I like to see, guys looking to improve themselves nearing the end of their careers. Never know when offensive skills might come in handy at pickup games in the local high school gym.

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Originally posted 08:49 AM ET  08.14 by jgb

Agree..Tyson is 30+......ain't changing at this stageHe's a terrific defender and rebounder, but he sucks offensively

Chandler flakes off in the playoffs. He didn't assert himself against a centerless team. But you can't blame his cos

1. He played with Melo
2. Our point guards - Baron and Lin both went out. Bibbby's done and Tony Douglas is just Tony Douglas. Linsanity has destroyed his career. Last season when opportunity opened up Lin came out of nowhere and stole the show... then he gets traded to Houston with the starting job his' to lose... guess who comes around again... this is Linsane!

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Originally posted 08:50 AM ET  08.14 by jgb

if you don't have it, you can't learn it

True.
... and you better trademark that, before someone steals it.

Actions Speaks Louder Than Words, Bro.

at jgb THANK U dwight howard worked with both patrick ewing and hackeem and still is no where near either of them so either u got it or u dont

Im going to go on a limb here.. but im kinda suspect from learning from Hakeem. As jgb questioned, who has learned from Hakeem. I could say this.. someone learned well from Ewing (Hakeem's nemesis) and took his talents to LA. Maybe someone should pay to see Ewing for a pointer or 2.

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Originally posted 09:34 AM ET  08.14 by Captain Confusion

Morning LTCF - Isn't your local high school gym where they got most of the Cav's players...?

Cavs are on a better path than the Knicks and have been for over a decade. Enjoy the last 2 years because that's the ONLY years the Knicks will be better.

Great things are expected in New York; be ready!

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Originally posted 10:00 AM ET  08.14 by ClevelandGuy

Im going to go on a limb here.. but im kinda suspect from learning from Hakeem. As jgb questioned, who has learned from Hakeem. I could say this.. someone learned well from Ewing (Hakeem's nemesis) and took his talents to LA. Maybe someone should pay to see Ewing for a pointer or 2.

I don't know if the "someone" you were talking about who learned from Ewing is Dwight Howard, but if it is, I'm pretty sure Dwight spent time taking some pointers from Hakeem, as well. That's pretty well documented.

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Originally posted 10:58 AM ET  08.14 by Just another DJ

There is no guarantee the Cavs become more than a 6 seed. Luke HarongodyCJ MilesJeremy PargoKelenna AzuibikeThese are their offseason moves. Ha.

Not as long as the NBA continues to favor big market franchises.

The NFL gives all teams the same opportunity to succeed which is why it has a bigger national following.