You have to like the Indiana Pacers chances at beating Miami and making the finals

[Fresh Kid]

good name

yep thats who dem negros are

[niko]

I am banking on the organization to set him straight. Bynum's not going to say the Wizards or Knicks who has no player accountability. If he flames out Pacers still have decent backups (Mahinmi & Scola) for Hibbert.

Bynum went to Indiana because the Knicks has pro rated minimum and Indiana didn't and gave him a full $1M out of the MLE. So Bynum's decision to go to a title contender or the Knicks, right now out of the playoffs was about money. His agent kept calling Brooklyn because he thought they'd pay him more, a playoff team but way down and not a contender.

Bynum is about money. Saying accountability is retarded.

[absalom]

there was, there just hasn't been a thread about it, but Lebron stans have been crying a lot.

[DMV2]

So Bynum joined the Pacers and there is no outcry from Lebron haters saying Pacers being stacked eh?

Imagine if Bynum joined the Heat, haters would be in suicide watch.

Pacers are definitely stacked but it's "deep stack" like the 2004 Pistons. No superstar to really love or hate on.

Miami is stacked top heavy with two superstars who are either beloved and hated.

I think when it comes to the NBA, fans associate stack more with "top heavy" because it's a superstar league after all.

[K Xerxes]

Miami's only real chance here is if Indiana's guard play lets them down. Honestly, if George Hill manages to make good entry passes and not turn the ball over whenever pressure is applied, I don't see how Miami can win. Hibbert's basically prime Zo whenever they play and now they have a safety net in case he gets into foul trouble.

[Fresh Kid]

Hibbert's basically prime Zo whenever they play .

[absalom]

What if the Pacers next addition is a point guard, could they get Lowry or Rondo?

[JebronLames]

Pacers are definitely stacked but it's "deep stack" like the 2004 Pistons. No superstar to really love or hate on.

Miami is stacked top heavy with two superstars who are either beloved and hated.

I think when it comes to the NBA, fans associate stack more with "top heavy" because it's a superstar league after all.

Paul George is a superstar. And Miami only has one superstar.

[JebronLames]

Miami's only real chance here is if Indiana's guard play lets them down. Honestly, if George Hill manages to make good entry passes and not turn the ball over whenever pressure is applied, I don't see how Miami can win. Hibbert's basically prime Zo whenever they play and now they have a safety net in case he gets into foul trouble.

Just need the refs to actually call fouls on hibbert.

[Fresh Kid]

Paul George is a superstar. And Miami only has one superstar.

[Lebron23]

"Never underestimate the heart of a back to back NBA Champion."

[Fresh Kid]

Just need the refs to actually call fouls on hibbert.

you got tha nerve to talk about refs

[Lebron23]

Just need the refs to actually call fouls on hibbert.

Miami needs to get Hibbert into foul trouble. Bynum struggled in Cleveland. And I think Oden can play at least 20 minutes against Indiana.

[JebronLames]

you got tha nerve to talk about refs

I'm not sure if refs watch game tape, but if they do, they'll correct mistakes from last year that made hibbert look like prime zo.

[Fresh Kid]

Miami needs to get Hibbert into foul trouble. Bynum struggled in Cleveland. And I think Oden can play at least 20 minutes against Indiana.

talking to yourself again?