Comments on: No Thanks Boston – Rondo and Allen for Rip, Tayshaun and Stuckey

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By: LetsblameIverson

LetsblameIverson — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 06:44:14 +0000

Rondo and Allen are both way better than Rip, Stuckey, and Tay so I really don’t see why it’s such a bad deal? an aging Allen??? ummmm what about the fact that Detroit would be getting rid of an aging Tay and Rip? and getting a proven and better PG? I know everyone here believes Stuckey will do this and that but Rondo has been doing it now for the last year or two. you can keep riding Stuckey’s nuts all you want but there’s no guarantee that he’ll be an allstar and Rondo has already been playing like one. We sucked ass at three pointers last year and Allen is one of the best 3point shooters in history so I can understand people not liking the deal or whatever but sorry Nat I still think it’s stupid to call it a “laughable deal” like if Tay or Rip have been proving anything this yr… once again u can ride their nuts and say they tried during hard times and Tay was out of his position for a while and blah blah blah but bottom line is they didn’t perform well and Rondo and Allen are both great players. Plus who are the Pistons fans gona blame for sucking, without Iverson next year there’s no one to blame? This way if Pistons have another crappy year you Pistons fans can keep blaming the new players for you sucking because Tay, Rip, Sheed and the rest of these slackers could never be blamed. I think you Pistons fans treasure these players alot more than they’re worth to be calling this a “laughable deal” you must think you are trading 3 MJ’s or something. Psssh Please Nat you crying about trading the 3 best players well I’m sorry to say that the 3 best players on a team with a losing record aren’t going to get you Lebron and Kobe I know you guys think Tay, Rip, and Stuckey are “too good” for real allstars like Allen and Rondo (which they’re obviously not) but you might have to realize that just cause you guys see them that way and you see them as having more talent right now than they really do, there’s no way I can imagine anyone giving something better for those 3 underachievers (for this year atleast)Just think about it two Allstars (and better players) for 3 guys that simply didn’t perform (and actually got a losing record) besides that point that they all pretty much quit as soon as their buddy Billups left. Well Billups is a way smarter person he left and he kept trying hard he didn’t bitch and cry in the locker rooms about hating his new teamates like the Pistons did with Iverson. I just think you guys are expecting to get too much for these 3 players they’re not as great as you think they are

By: Silvio

Silvio — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 22:30:09 +0000

Because Pistons would get best player in the deal, Rajon Rondo. But still Celtics would get more, Dumars did well passing on this one.

By: LiamJones

LiamJones — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 20:43:15 +0000

It is a good trade. I love this, “This is a direction you have to head toward. You’re rebuilding. Deal with it. Deal, aware of it.”

It is true. I hate to say it, but it is definitely true. Stuckey isn’t going to be a guy to build a franchise around, we open up EVEN MORE cape space for 2010, AND we get an awesome point guard (with a ton of heart) who is on the rise in Rondo. Plus, Ray Allen may be old, but we need a deep threat.

It is a trade for the future. Yeah, the Celtics will take the advantage of it for the next two (maybe, I stress MAYBE) three years, but we could set up another 6-straight ECF team with what we get in this trade.

I fear trying to rebuild “on-the-fly” around our aging veterans will get us where the Phoenix Suns have gotten themselves…. lottery land.

By: Shawn

Shawn — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 20:14:05 +0000

sounds awesome, but there’s no way that Toronto would take on that much salary, it would be like 6 million. they might do it if they threw in Kris Humphries though, but that would give us less cap space to sign all those players.

By: Fariduddin

Fariduddin — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 20:13:13 +0000

Crazy! can’t be true… i dont see the logic and how it benefits the Pistons…i cant go