Landing Some Big Players in the Team, Could they beat the Lakers?
@kenneth101383 (908)
Philippines
June 22, 2010 5:46am CST
I just wanted to make some instances, fantasy or could even happen, if ever one team in the NBA will land Lebron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. If this happens, could the Lakers beat this team that composes of superstars? What do you think? Can this team beat the Lakers?
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@kenneth101383 (908)
• Philippines
23 Jun 10
Getting a lots of superstars is not good if they have no chemistry and the do not want to sacrifice. The perfect example for a team with many superstars are the Boston Celtics and the LA Lakers. The reason why they are that successful because their superstars are willing to sacrifice for the good of the team.
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@kenneth101383 (908)
• Philippines
24 Jun 10
Superstars teaming up with fellow superstars need some sacrifice to make.If they have the quality of making sacrifices for the welfare of the team, that should be the instance that they can call themselves a superstar,
@meemingNEW (2226)
• Philippines
22 Jun 10
Before I start, I just really wanna get this off my chest. Chris Bosh wants to be "THE MAN" wherever team he lands on. What? You gotta be kidding me. He has been the main man in Toronto but he can't even push his team to the Playoffs . And now, he wants to be the Man?! Talk about ego juice! a very big one. He can be "the man" in a team that he lands but it'll definitely be not a championship winning team ..not unless he teams up with another "MAN" who'll help him bag a championship such as LeBron or DWade because for sure I don't believe that he's capable of carrying a team to a championship alone, ever.
Back to your main question, can any of the 3 beat the Lakers wherever team they'll land? I really don't think so. For one, they still have to adjust to their new team's system or adjust to the teammates that they'll have on the team. Rebuilding a team is not an easy thing to do. So my huge guess is NO. They still couldn't beat the Lakers as of next season yet. But anything can happen really.
@kenneth101383 (908)
• Philippines
23 Jun 10
Anything can happen. But you are right with your opinion that it takes time for this superstars adjusting with their respective teams. I think that it takes a 2nd half of the season, nearly 82 games in a season to make this superstars play each other comfortably. Just like the case of the Boston Celtics where they acquire Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett playing alongside with another superstar Paul Pierce. Eventhough,it is only their first season as teammates, they made it to the finals and captured the title as well.
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@lologirl2021 (5542)
• United States
22 Jun 10
I have heard through some people that Lebron James and Dwyane Wade will be playing on the same team. MIAMI HEAT. I think Miami Heat will have a good chance next year if these two are on the same team. If they do play together on the same team maybe they can win the finals again and that would be nice for Miami to have.
I am not to sure were Bosh is going, but his team wasn't even in the Playoffs this year, so i guess he wasn't to good of a player. He needs to step up his game even thought he thinks of himself as being the #1 player out there. He has a EGO for sure about himself.
@kenneth101383 (908)
• Philippines
23 Jun 10
Chris Bosh cannot carry a team with his own hands, rather, he needs a player like a Lebron james-type or a Dwyande Wade that could help him. He needs to set aside his dream of Being A MAN. he has to teamed up with a good player to make him more efective even if he could not attain his scoring average.
@o0jopak0o (6394)
• Philippines
22 Jun 10
well for certain, lakers will be one of the largest next season. They will be the one that has a team that is still intact except for fisher maybe.
i think wade need somebody to support his shooting maybe ray allen?
@kenneth101383 (908)
• Philippines
23 Jun 10
I guess the Lakers should be intact next season to achieve that three-peat. They must obtain the players who are the major contributor of the playoffs. They will surely keep Fisher.
@tokouchi (370)
• Philippines
22 Jun 10
Signing all three of them for maximum offers is impossible. For one, you need to sign 9 more players to the roster to meet the minimum required players. Then, another question arises. What kind of players would you be able to sign with the remaining salary cap space? And if you sort it all out, what if you get one of the three injured? You suddenly become a weak team with 2 superstars and a bunch of minimum wage benchwarmers.
Could they beat the Lakers? I doubt, although this is the NBA where any team can beat another team on any given night. A team with 3 superstars teamed up with a bunch of nobodies would have to work triple time to beat a well run team like the Lakers.
Also, talent isn't everything. Remember the Detroit who beat a Star studded Lakers team a few years back. The Lakers paraded all star players in Shaq, Malone, Kobe and Payton but still lost to a bunch of blue collar defense oriented guys from Detroit.
@kenneth101383 (908)
• Philippines
23 Jun 10
I guess, a team can land three superstars in the same team but they must sacrifice the next7-9 players in the roster. Maybe they would get some players having the minimum salary that the NBA requires. But this would be a difficult task to be made. But let us see what happens in the offseason.
@perfect521 (8)
• China
23 Jun 10
this may be a strong team but the inside is not strong enough,if the inside is even more perfect howard again it would be absolutely great.
@kenneth101383 (908)
• Philippines
24 Jun 10
You are talking about the Orlando Magic. You are right, Howard needs a big man in the paint that could help him inside. Orlando has too many shooters, I think that they need a Chris Bosh type of player to support Howard in the paint.
