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Originally Posted by okcchief
Oh I know the story. I just didn't know there was a rule against talented players playing on the same team. I don't think it matters how they get there as long as they make it work. Now that the Heat have done what they've done it's hard to shit on.
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Kukoc was never going to be more than a 4th option and stretch 3-4 He was a great role player (instant offense), but never much more than that.
The Bulls built their team through drafting and wise FA moves. Miami's team is totally different.
Jordan was drafted. Pippen was essentially drafted, as Krause worked a trade for him after falling in love with him and swapping him with Seattle for Olden ****ing Polynice. Kukoc was drafted...and so on.
Paxton, Armstrong were like that as well. The second team had more FA role players like Kerr, Longley, Ron Harper...
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