The Whole Delivery

To continue from last night , not only is Chris Paul being an insensitive jerk to New Orleans and the Hornets' community. Moreover, Paul has made a clown of himself towards even Orlando Magic point guard Jameer Nelson. Imagine if Ryan Zimmerman of the Washington Nationals demanded he get traded to the Chicago White Sox for Gordon Beckham, all because he needs to be in a winning better environment and do whatever it took to make that trade occur. "Damn however Beckham feels, because I am a better third basemen then him and I just need to win." Or even better, picture Steven Jackson of the St. Louis Rams, clearly upset with how the Rams are still mired in the NFL doldrums, demanding a trade to the New York Jets without even thinking about that team already having Shone Greene and Ladanian Tomlinson as apart of their running back's list? By Paul and his camp virtually indicating that the Magic are apart of his dream destination list, the former Wake Forest standou...

The saga continues ! According to a source with knowledge of his plan, Chris Paul has requested that the Hornets trade him to the Knicks, Magic or Lakers before the season begins. "He wants out," the source told Ken Berger of CBS Sports. "He wants to play with another superstar. He wants to follow LeBron's model of teaming up with other great players." NBA sources say that members of Paul's camp told them recently, "He's not going to start the season in New Orleans." This is a punk move clearly by Chris Paul, I am just going to be straight up honest here. To force himself out of New Orleans in this fashion because he sees LeBron, DWade, and Bosh playing together with three years on his contract is just pathetic. Now the Hornets can now think about letting Paul go and get pieces in return, since they do have Darren Collison now as capable of at least just being a good point guard in the league next season. But the lack of pride of possi...

It wasn't his fault that they traded Tyson Chandler for Emeka Okafor and never got a perimeter two guard scorer who can slash to the basket to take the pressure off of Chris Paul (since David West ain't doing the business). It truly does amaze me how Lawrence Frank has kept his job with the Nets.