Again, you sound like a moron. I'm not on RCF all day or on any other board all day or night. I never once mentioned post count, reputation or anything else. I would crush your fan boy argument because I have given this subject a lot of thought and I have a well thought reason as to why a franchise tag isn't needed in the NBA.
But hey, you're the guy who wrote three paragraphs or so defending the "honor" of Brian Windhorst like some male groupie based on a joke line that no one else had an issue with so actually debating you on basketball might be fruitless endeavor since I'm not sure you have anything to say.
Instead of continuing to to take shots at me defend your position with some actual points.
Psh, please. You are on here all day and all night... and I think the posting patterns and mods could confirm that. But I shouldn't really knock you for that, because I appreciate the true Cleveland fans that care that much to devote that kind of time. There really aren't that many of us and I believe it should be commended.
Fan boy argument? :chuckles: ... Come on my brotha I knew you were joking and I didn't find the humor in it... Your humor is often dry and badly misses due to your constant "holier than thou" attitude about every single subject.... Your arguments on topics just like the franchise tag every time begin and end with the same premise: "I think this and if you think different, you're automatically wrong." Any disagreement with you is a fruitless endeavor, and I blame myself for starting this mess.
It appears I'm going down that same pointless road in arguing the merits of a franchise tag in the NBA, and I already stated one of the many reasons why I think the franchise tag could help the NBA. The NBA is heading in the direction of major league baseball, where the little guys will have no chance of maintaining success against the bigger markets. The inmates are running the asylum in the NBA now, with punks like James bolting from organizations that have shown them nothing but support and punks like Carmelo Anthony demanding trades with a year left on his max contract, where the team already offered him over $20 million a season. I'm going to leave it at that and not pursue anything more with this "argument."
All I did in my initial post was decipher the way off base Jason Whitlock and Windy comparison, and I then thanked Windy for his years of service and commended his financial decision, despite my distaste for his choice on a personal level. I'm not a
male groupie for Windy, nor close to it, and I think a lot of the points I made in my first post would be agreed with by many. "PS" Who's attacking who now?
