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1/24/08

Adding Chris Webber Would Negate Any Chance Of A Detroit Pistons Championship

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CriticalFanatic

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I'm the exact opposite of a Pistons fan, but I feel compelled to advise any team close to making such a poor, season crippling decision.

Not having learned from last season, Detroit is close to accepting Chris Webber back into their locker room.

Good player ... will never play on a winning team. There's a reason he's been around this long and hasn't won. He's about i, me, my which didn't have any place on the Pistons best teams over the last 6-7 years. During the playoffs, Webber was quoted as yelling on the court during numerous possessions "D-up! I got to get my ring!" For the first time since their ascent up the NBA ladder, last season's 'Stons surprisingly lacked the chemistry on the court, the passion, and the drive that had fueled their success.

Why? Webber was added to the mix. It's not that hard to figure out.

Naturally, the biggest media idiot in Detroit thinks Webber is a natural fit for this year's Pistons.

Need I say anymore about why this is a bad move.

Webber can help Pistons [Idiot at Detroit News]

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528 days ago

kantwistaye

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What do they have to lose? They're not going to win it as they are now. Granted, this isn't the move I'd make, but it won't lessen their chances any.

528 days ago

CriticalFanatic

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kantwistaye wrote:

What do they have to lose? They're not going to win it as they are now. Granted, this isn't the move I'd make, but it won't lessen their chances any.

I disagree. They have a chance now. However slim. With him, zero chance.

Surprised the Knicks haven't signed him. Maybe that many bad influences in one locker room will end up a positive.

528 days ago

drewstapes

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I just posted on another thread detailing Webber's physical and basketball limitations. Beyond that, he is a curse. A team with him will never win a championship. It was true at Michigan, Sacramento and Detroit.

When the Kings had the best team in the league for a brief year+ my friends and I always talked about how if we won a championship, it would be in spite of Webber not becuase of him. We came close, but his curse is strong.