Showing posts with label Chris Broussard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chris Broussard. Show all posts

Saturday, June 26, 2010

Someone Needs to Let Gallo,Toney, and Wilson Know How Much People think they Can't Play

My Convo With Broussard... Nothings Going to Change this Guys Mind !


Me -@Chris_Broussard Its funny how you really believe its 100 % basketball with lebron.

Chris_Broussard - @Mylove4sports Marketing and brand is important to LJ too, but winning titles is only thing that helps his brand, not being in certain city


Me- @Chris_Broussard if Lebron just wins one in New york it would count as 2 or 3 everybodys not like jordan or kobe winning 5 or 6 titles

Me- @Chris_Broussard its hard enough to win one championship. He really expects to win 4 or 5 titles ?


Chris_Broussard - @Mylove4sports for the guys he's being compared to - MJ, Kobe, Magic. He's got to


Me-@Chris_Broussard the diffrence between him and MJ Jordan would take the knicks as a challenge instead of trying to take the "easy" way out


Chris_Broussard @Mylove4sports MJ was a free agent in '96. he coulda joined Knicks


No changing his Mind.

Thursday, June 10, 2010

I've Been Saying This Forever...Interesting Article By Espn's Chris Broussard (He's Finally being open minded about the Knicks getting LBJ)

Broussard talks about how the Knicks have Donnie Walsh and Mike D'antoni two proven guys at what they do. How Donnie built great Indiana teams in the late 90's and early 2000's. He talk about how maybe Walsh can convince Lebron he can build a Championship Team quicker than lebron would think. Broussard brings up two examples that alot of Knick fans including myself have been bringing up. Look at the how the Lakers got Gasol and look how Boston got Garrnet and Allen. People don't know much expiring Contracts are valued in the Nba and the Knicks have one in Eddy Curry. Curry becomes a free agent in 2011. I think Donnie will sell Lebron all those points.


Lets hope he believes it

Here's the link to the Article

http://sports.espn.go.com/new-york/nba/columns/story?id=5270406