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Re: Dynamics of a perfect nba team
« Reply #15 on: February 15, 2012, 03:39:18 PM »

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to me building a team means creating a unit that works well together on the court. The current idea of just throwing super stars on the court will win a franchise games and likely(the heat) championships. But the game of basketball suffers. Watching "The association" George Karl said he thinks a team with a good bench and a top ten player at each position can beat a team with 3 super stars and weak supporting cast. This was his statement after his team beat the heat early in the season. The 03 Pistons where this kind of team. Moving forward I would love a Cs team where we are talking every year how 4 of our starters got ripped off by not making the all-star game. Give me 5 should be all-stars and a good bench vs 3 super stars any day. At least win or lose you have a good TEAM.
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give me one superstar and a good solid team with a good coach
mix in good defense, good rebounding and ball movement-every championship team I can think of has good fast ball movement to the open man
a dash of team chemistry as well and that will do

Re: Dynamics of a perfect nba team
« Reply #16 on: February 15, 2012, 04:04:00 PM »

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Dominant Center, lock-down perimeter defender and some sort of guard who can hit the three consistently. I don't much care how the rest of the team looks.

So a healthy Andrew Bynum, Tony Allen, and Anthony Morrow and scrubs?
Dominant center as in Dwight Howard, and guard who can hit the three as in Ray Allen.

I believe the Magic tried that for a while now.
I don't remember them having Ray Allen.

Re: Dynamics of a perfect nba team
« Reply #17 on: February 15, 2012, 05:18:08 PM »

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Basically, you follow the mould of the 2008 Celtics team (the '86 team too, but, I was too young to talk about that team in depth).

You put a pass first point guard with great defence (Rondo, even though he was still quite raw that year, but, you get what I am going for), pair them with a sniper from 3 point land who can move without the ball effectively (Ray Ray), a player who can get his own shot at any time, and who can score from anywhere (PP), a player who is versatile enough to guard multiple positions, anchors your defence, has a knock down mid-range shot and a post game (KG), as far as the centre position goes, if we are talking about a perfect team, someone like Tyson Chandler would have been amazing on this team, great defender, athletic, will set good picks, and excellent rebounder.

As far as bench goes, someone like a James Posey/Shane Battier type player is extremely valuable, someone with experience, size, and enough versatility to play/guard multiple positions, and can hit the open 3.  You'd need a decent enough backup point guard, not sure who to go for here, but, someone like a Mo Williams, who could keep the offence going I guess would be handy, and maybe someone like Brandon Bass as the big Forward backup, knock down shooter, strong inside.  That's a great 1-8 man rotation.

I won't go into 8-12, but, you get what I am going for here, as far as building a team that is somewhat realistic.

Re: Dynamics of a perfect nba team
« Reply #18 on: February 15, 2012, 08:24:39 PM »

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Dominant Center, lock-down perimeter defender and some sort of guard who can hit the three consistently. I don't much care how the rest of the team looks.

So a healthy Andrew Bynum, Tony Allen, and Anthony Morrow and scrubs?
Dominant center as in Dwight Howard, and guard who can hit the three as in Ray Allen.

I believe the Magic tried that for a while now.
I don't remember them having Ray Allen.
The surrounded him with guards who can hit 3 pointers. Not namely Ray Allen.

Re: Dynamics of a perfect nba team
« Reply #19 on: February 16, 2012, 09:39:54 AM »

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pg J Holiday
sg OJ Mayo
sf N Batum
PF R Anderson
C O Asik

trade rondo to phili for Holiday, Nocioni,and 2012 first likely 20s

trade 2 of 3 1st rd picks and avery to get A Rivers

27 mill cap space sign R Anderson 7.5mill, O Asik 8 mill, and J Green 6 mill (or Batum 8mill). leaves 5.5 to round out team. (5.5 to mayo if no rivers). If mayo is not needed Jonny Flynn 4mill.

Use 3rd pick on a big man, 2nd round move up for pf D Green or pg/sg D Liliard)

pg Holiday, Flynn
sg Rivers, moore
sf Pierce, J Green
pf Anderson, JJJ
c  Asik,Steimsma,rookie (melo, R jackson,etc)

Then the next year Nocioni and Pierce will come off the books leaving us $$ to fill the SF spot. T Evan (will eventually start playing SF),Deroza, E turner

With this team 2013 will not be a great year however with good player development we would have a nice silver lining. This group would grow into a well rounded TEAM and pierce would get to lead a young group and then retire a Celtic.

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Re: Dynamics of a perfect nba team
« Reply #20 on: February 16, 2012, 11:06:20 AM »

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Dominant Center, lock-down perimeter defender and some sort of guard who can hit the three consistently. I don't much care how the rest of the team looks.

So a healthy Andrew Bynum, Tony Allen, and Anthony Morrow and scrubs?
Dominant center as in Dwight Howard, and guard who can hit the three as in Ray Allen.

I believe the Magic tried that for a while now.
I don't remember them having Ray Allen.
The surrounded him with guards who can hit 3 pointers. Not namely Ray Allen.
When we won the title Ray Allen was doing things other than hitting 3 pointers.  I see you've forgotten his game-clinching drive by on Sasha Vujacic in LA.

Re: Dynamics of a perfect nba team
« Reply #21 on: February 16, 2012, 07:21:01 PM »

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Dominant Center, lock-down perimeter defender and some sort of guard who can hit the three consistently. I don't much care how the rest of the team looks.

So a healthy Andrew Bynum, Tony Allen, and Anthony Morrow and scrubs?
Dominant center as in Dwight Howard, and guard who can hit the three as in Ray Allen.

I believe the Magic tried that for a while now.
I don't remember them having Ray Allen.
The surrounded him with guards who can hit 3 pointers. Not namely Ray Allen.
When we won the title Ray Allen was doing things other than hitting 3 pointers.  I see you've forgotten his game-clinching drive by on Sasha Vujacic in LA.
I see you forgot Jameer Nelson's buzzer beater fadeaway on their 2010 playoff run. Ray can play but they have put players like Ray Allen around him. Players who are primarily 3 point shooter. We have gotten way off topic and I maintain my point that it is gonna take more than 1 dominant player to win a championship. Dwight, Ray, a lockdown defender, and scrubs won't last more than 4 games against the likes of the Heat.