i will.

we ever gonna see an accurate subjective evaluation of someone’s play without the gay input about googly eyes, stances?

place of honour on the bedpost of Salma Hayek? your moms bedpost upstairs with that photo of you in a pink rabbit outfit?

‘Are you ready?, Are you ready?…. Let’s get it on!’

Don`t let a win get to your head or a loss to your heart.
-Public Enemy

that being said…if they could get him moving off the ball, back-door cuts, oops, etc., then he beomes a valuable part of the equation. since the raps haven’t shown a tendency to want to run, i wonder how much of an impact he’d have…of course, having him around to finish would, no doubt, make running a more attractive options.

Hence, my only reservation about having Bosh and Bargnani on the floor at the same time as the future of this team:

One of them needs to step up and be that paint defender and rebounder. On offence, both Bosh and Bargnani need to learn some post moves. In fact, i used to see Bosh do a lightning fast turnaround drive to the basket while posting up. Haven’t seen that in a while. Bargnani needs to bulk up even more, I think, and try to establish himself in the middle. He needs post-up moves to compliment his shooting – that requires more mass.

Look at the Lakers: they have Bynum who is that beast on the inside altering shots, and you have Gasol who compliments that inside presence with his outside drive/shot capability. Look at san Antonio. They always had Duncan who could post up and clog the middle, then they had Oberto, or now Matt the Red Rocket Bonner to compliment his post up. The Celtics have a guy in Garnett that is capable of picking up 20 boards a game on any given night, and big guy who clogs up the paint as well.

So, for the future of this team, if Bosh and Bargnani are going to make it work, I really think Bargnani needs to establish himself as a beast in the middle who will take down anyone who comes in the paint, and work on his post-up. Basically, I want him to become what Jermaine promised to be, but with a perimiter game as well. Can it be done? Only time will tell. I think they can do it. I have said it earlier, I think if after 2010 Bosh can get a 2nd all-star on the team (i.e. JJ) things will go very well.

The alternative, is of course, as some of you are already advocating, to get rid of Bosh. I would suggest replacing him with a player like Bynum – big, and post-up.

its pretty late sorry for the typo’s fellas

Raptors cannot afford to loose J’O, he is the Play OFF type player the raptors need.. and trading him for marion is a NO BRAINER of a deal, but lets just say.. i feel more comfortable going into the playoffs (IF WE DO) with lets say 8th or 7th spot with J.O healthy and ready to go.. then to have Marion; even tho MArion is that DEFENSIVE ACE and slasher we neeeeeeed.. J’O is just as good as Stopping other BIG MEN and altering Shots whenever he in the paint.. rather then Marion getting beat.. and Marion’s offense COMES in a FAST PACED OFFENSE/TRANSISTION/FAST BREAKs and BASKET CUTS.. which we see.. JOSE DOES NOT FEED MOOON WHEN HE CUTS TO THE RIM.. so eventually.. us TORONTO FANS will NOT be happy with MARION’s offensive contributions and blame him.. even tho.. he has nothing to do with it.. he cant create his own shot all the time like the T’macs, vinces, kobe’s etc..

lol you guys already know, im going to finish this segment off by saying.. Tj ford is a better point gaurd for our TEAM if we want Marion to play offensively like he used to on our team.