...and where does that put your basketball knowledge after i kept exposing yourself with my lack of basketball knowledge mr "Carmelo > Lebron, while being a Heat fan that keeps contradicting himself"....
I didn't say it.
He makes up arguments for me and beats them, thus giving himself the feeling that hes combating my words when in fact hes arguing with himself.
Maybe, but much like LEBRON he plays the weaker conference too...where he racks up more wins.
Heat have won 11 games against the west of their total 19 wins. 11-3 vs the west and the knicks have 7 wins vs the west of their total 20 equaling to 7-5 vs the west. Also Melo has enough help to get deep in the playoffs, he has the right built team around him, just because the individual talent isn't all that stunning doesn't mean he has lesser help, like the way the cavs were built for lebron. Melo also can't have a players like amare taking away his touches either, his production will drop one amare comes back.
Last edited by BrickingStar : 12-26-2012 at 02:49 AM.
Heat have won 11 games against the west of their total 19 wins. 11-3 vs the west and the knicks have 7 wins vs the west of their total 20 equaling to 7-5 vs the west. Also Melo has enough help to get deep in the playoffs, he has the right built team around him, just because the individual talent isn't all that stunning doesn't mean he has lesser help, like the way the cavs were built for lebron. Melo also can't have a players like amare taking away his touches either, his production will drop one amare comes back.
Melo also has to deal with Raymond Felton, who might be the worst starter in the NBA.
Call me crazy/stupid, but with how good the Rockets have been lately, at least for the moment, I think James Harden should get some votes, I don't think the guy should win it at all, but I would have him at in the top 5-6 area at least right now.
Re: Race to the MVP 2012-13
