Is it true. Shaq has demanded a trade??

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Re: Is it true. Shaq has demanded a trade??

I'm not mad at Shaq


http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/columns/story?id=1824721

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[Dynasty4Kobe]

Re: Is it true. Shaq has demanded a trade??

I would trade Shaq before trading Kobe. Obviously, Shaq is the most dominant player in the game. Obviously, I would like it if we could keep both. But right now, Shaq is not getting any better, and Kobe is (most likely). Kobe has youth, energy, and more dedication than Shaq (from what I've seen).

As for Shaq being traded (God, I wish this does not happen), it is highly unlikey that the Lakers are gonna get another franchise player (Tmac, Garnett, Duncan, Kidd, Jermaine, etc).

Basically trading Shaq gets you these things:

1) Avoids conflicts with Kobe.

2) More quality players (Brand, Maggette, Jefferson, just to name a few).

3) Allows the Lakers to dump 30 millions dollars for the 2006 free agency (Big Ben, Bobby Jackson, Richard Jefferson, Yao Ming).

[Dynasty4Kobe]

Re: Is it true. Shaq has demanded a trade??

I would trade Shaq before trading Kobe. Obviously, Shaq is the most dominant player in the game. Obviously, I would like it if we could keep both. But right now, Shaq is not getting any better, and Kobe is (most likely). Kobe has youth, energy, and more dedication than Shaq (from what I've seen).

As for Shaq being traded (God, I wish this does not happen), it is highly unlikey that the Lakers are gonna get another franchise player (Tmac, Garnett, Duncan, Kidd, Jermaine, etc).

Basically trading Shaq gets you these things:

1) Avoids conflicts with Kobe.

2) More quality players (Brand, Maggette, Jefferson, just to name a few).

3) Allows the Lakers to dump 30 millions dollars for the 2006 free agency (Big Ben, Bobby Jackson, Richard Jefferson, Yao Ming).

[Dynasty4Kobe]

Re: Is it true. Shaq has demanded a trade??

I would trade Shaq before trading Kobe. Obviously, Shaq is the most dominant player in the game. Obviously, I would like it if we could keep both. But right now, Shaq is not getting any better, and Kobe is (most likely). Kobe has youth, energy, and more dedication than Shaq (from what I've seen).

As for Shaq being traded (God, I wish this does not happen), it is highly unlikey that the Lakers are gonna get another franchise player (Tmac, Garnett, Duncan, Kidd, Jermaine, etc).

Basically trading Shaq gets you these things:

1) Avoids conflicts with Kobe.

2) More quality players (Brand, Maggette, Jefferson, just to name a few).

3) Allows the Lakers to dump 30 millions dollars for the 2006 free agency (Big Ben, Bobby Jackson, Richard Jefferson, Yao Ming).

[nkhera1]

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Dynasty4Kobe said:
I would trade Shaq before trading Kobe. Obviously, Shaq is the most dominant player in the game. Obviously, I would like it if we could keep both. But right now, Shaq is not getting any better, and Kobe is (most likely). Kobe has youth, energy, and more dedication than Shaq (from what I've seen).

As for Shaq being traded (God, I wish this does not happen), it is highly unlikey that the Lakers are gonna get another franchise player (Tmac, Garnett, Duncan, Kidd, Jermaine, etc).

Basically trading Shaq gets you these things:

1) Avoids conflicts with Kobe.

2) More quality players (Brand, Maggette, Jefferson, just to name a few).

3) Allows the Lakers to dump 30 millions dollars for the 2006 free agency (Big Ben, Bobby Jackson, Richard Jefferson, Yao Ming).

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they could sign yao ming, who will be like the next shaq and maybe bobby jackson or richard jefferson so all is not lost yet.

[nkhera1]

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Dynasty4Kobe said:
I would trade Shaq before trading Kobe. Obviously, Shaq is the most dominant player in the game. Obviously, I would like it if we could keep both. But right now, Shaq is not getting any better, and Kobe is (most likely). Kobe has youth, energy, and more dedication than Shaq (from what I've seen).

As for Shaq being traded (God, I wish this does not happen), it is highly unlikey that the Lakers are gonna get another franchise player (Tmac, Garnett, Duncan, Kidd, Jermaine, etc).

Basically trading Shaq gets you these things:

1) Avoids conflicts with Kobe.

2) More quality players (Brand, Maggette, Jefferson, just to name a few).

3) Allows the Lakers to dump 30 millions dollars for the 2006 free agency (Big Ben, Bobby Jackson, Richard Jefferson, Yao Ming).

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they could sign yao ming, who will be like the next shaq and maybe bobby jackson or richard jefferson so all is not lost yet.

[nkhera1]

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Dynasty4Kobe said:
I would trade Shaq before trading Kobe. Obviously, Shaq is the most dominant player in the game. Obviously, I would like it if we could keep both. But right now, Shaq is not getting any better, and Kobe is (most likely). Kobe has youth, energy, and more dedication than Shaq (from what I've seen).

As for Shaq being traded (God, I wish this does not happen), it is highly unlikey that the Lakers are gonna get another franchise player (Tmac, Garnett, Duncan, Kidd, Jermaine, etc).

Basically trading Shaq gets you these things:

1) Avoids conflicts with Kobe.

2) More quality players (Brand, Maggette, Jefferson, just to name a few).

3) Allows the Lakers to dump 30 millions dollars for the 2006 free agency (Big Ben, Bobby Jackson, Richard Jefferson, Yao Ming).

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they could sign yao ming, who will be like the next shaq and maybe bobby jackson or richard jefferson so all is not lost yet.

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) Avoids conflicts with Kobe.



Not sure abou that one. He didn't get along with all of his teammates.

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Re: Is it true. Shaq has demanded a trade??

) Avoids conflicts with Kobe.



Not sure abou that one. He didn't get along with all of his teammates.

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Re: Is it true. Shaq has demanded a trade??

) Avoids conflicts with Kobe.



Not sure abou that one. He didn't get along with all of his teammates.

[Dynasty4Kobe]

Re: Is it true. Shaq has demanded a trade??

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nkhera1 said:
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Dynasty4Kobe said:
I would trade Shaq before trading Kobe. Obviously, Shaq is the most dominant player in the game. Obviously, I would like it if we could keep both. But right now, Shaq is not getting any better, and Kobe is (most likely). Kobe has youth, energy, and more dedication than Shaq (from what I've seen).

As for Shaq being traded (God, I wish this does not happen), it is highly unlikey that the Lakers are gonna get another franchise player (Tmac, Garnett, Duncan, Kidd, Jermaine, etc).

Basically trading Shaq gets you these things:

1) Avoids conflicts with Kobe.

2) More quality players (Brand, Maggette, Jefferson, just to name a few).

3) Allows the Lakers to dump 30 millions dollars for the 2006 free agency (Big Ben, Bobby Jackson, Richard Jefferson, Yao Ming).

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they could sign yao ming, who will be like the next shaq and maybe bobby jackson or richard jefferson so all is not lost yet.

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If I had it my way, I would keep Shaq until his contract expires, then just let him go if he still asks for a ridiculous contract. With that, the Lakers get 30 million dollars for 2006. Check out these players:

Sam Cassell
Doug Christie
Erick Dampier
Pau Gasol
Matt Harpring
Al Harrington
Jim Jackson
Richard Jefferson
Joe Johnson
Fred Jones
Andrei Kirilenko
Voshon Lenard
Jamal Mashburn
Yao Ming
Cuttino Mobley
Troy Murphy
Tony Parker
TayShaun Prince
Zach Randolph
Michael Redd
Jason Richardson
Clifford Robinson
Amare Stoudamire
Jason Terry
Tim Thomas
Nick Van Exel
Keith Van Horn
Dajuan Wagner
Ben Wallace
Bonzi Wells

Not bad . . .

[Dynasty4Kobe]

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nkhera1 said:
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Dynasty4Kobe said:
I would trade Shaq before trading Kobe. Obviously, Shaq is the most dominant player in the game. Obviously, I would like it if we could keep both. But right now, Shaq is not getting any better, and Kobe is (most likely). Kobe has youth, energy, and more dedication than Shaq (from what I've seen).

As for Shaq being traded (God, I wish this does not happen), it is highly unlikey that the Lakers are gonna get another franchise player (Tmac, Garnett, Duncan, Kidd, Jermaine, etc).

Basically trading Shaq gets you these things:

1) Avoids conflicts with Kobe.

2) More quality players (Brand, Maggette, Jefferson, just to name a few).

3) Allows the Lakers to dump 30 millions dollars for the 2006 free agency (Big Ben, Bobby Jackson, Richard Jefferson, Yao Ming).

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

they could sign yao ming, who will be like the next shaq and maybe bobby jackson or richard jefferson so all is not lost yet.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

If I had it my way, I would keep Shaq until his contract expires, then just let him go if he still asks for a ridiculous contract. With that, the Lakers get 30 million dollars for 2006. Check out these players:

Sam Cassell
Doug Christie
Erick Dampier
Pau Gasol
Matt Harpring
Al Harrington
Jim Jackson
Richard Jefferson
Joe Johnson
Fred Jones
Andrei Kirilenko
Voshon Lenard
Jamal Mashburn
Yao Ming
Cuttino Mobley
Troy Murphy
Tony Parker
TayShaun Prince
Zach Randolph
Michael Redd
Jason Richardson
Clifford Robinson
Amare Stoudamire
Jason Terry
Tim Thomas
Nick Van Exel
Keith Van Horn
Dajuan Wagner
Ben Wallace
Bonzi Wells

Not bad . . .