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06-21-2011, 10:24 AM | #3 | |
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That's funny...
The Knicks are close, closer than they have been in a long time, but 'Antoni (no D) will not be the coach to take them there. I am most interested in seeing what happens in Golden State; Mark Jackson is a coach who might be able to further develop Steph Curry as a PG, and I would like to see him do well. I'm sure there is plenty more I would like to see take place, but damned if I can think of it right now.
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06-21-2011, 10:25 AM | #4 |
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Josh Smith's time in atlanta may be coming to an end.
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06-21-2011, 10:28 AM | #5 | ||
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I doubt Atlanta would trade him in the division though.
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06-21-2011, 10:30 AM | #6 |
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Had to let you do it as per tradition.
Anyways, about this draft. Only NBA ready players I see is Kemba Walker and Derrick Williams. More from a physical standpoint than anything. I don't think that Kyrie Irving will be that much more impressive than John Wall, but we'll see. On the home front, we're supposed to be getting Reggie Jackson at #31 in the 2nd round. But I don't know how I feel about drafting another injured guard after the whole Da'Sean Butler situation. Rumor has it Pat wants to buy into a higher spot. We'll see.
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do you think chris paul is still headed to new york? lately i've heard about vince carter being bought out by the suns. he could wind up on the bulls or spurs if he wants to chase that ring. i think the spurs would be a better fit for him. coming off the bench, less pressure on him to score. Quote:
what about the Morris twins? at least Marcus. i've been reading great things about his pre-draft workouts, especially the recent one with the Jazz. i dislike the fact that they're 6'9 though. I'd like to see Marcus land in Charlotte, I've seen some mock drafts that has him going that high. and Markieff going to either Houston [14] or New York [17] |
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06-21-2011, 10:44 AM | #8 | |
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As I think that he is better equipped to run an offense than is anyone currently on the Knicks, it would be a good move, if it came with a coaching change, lest they would become the Eastern Conference version of the Phoenix Suns, and we all know what that brought about.
If he is ring chasing, he had better go to Chicago, where he could ACTUALLY contribute if he can hit shots. In San Antonio, he would be another geriatric simply running from that old glue truck.
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06-21-2011, 10:57 AM | #9 | |
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lol true. i pegged him with SA because him being in chicago reminded me of the orlando stint. didnt they bring him in thinking/hoping he'd help ease the offensive burden off of dwight howard? and when they realized he isn't Half-Man Half-Amazing anymore they shipped him off to the Valley of the Sun.. i was just thinking that if he went to chicago it'd be like when he was in orlando. they are going to expect him to score and he won't be able to hide behind the other guards, brewer korver or bogans. and i've never thought of Carter as a two way player either.. if he went to san antonio though there'd be less expectations and surrounded by tim duncan and all of those veterans would probably have a better effect on him then to be next to derrick rose and boozer. what do you think? |
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06-21-2011, 12:33 PM | #11 | |
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imo, john wall had a pretty good rookie season for a PG (at one point averaging 9 ast/3 stls per game as a rookie PG). His shooting % and turnovers were atrocious and he was injured a lot late in the season. in comparison, i remember derrick rose didn't have a great shooting % either during his rookie season and russell westbrook also came in shooting 38% -40% and is still committing 3+ turnovers a game in his third year. i think that in time wall should get adjusted to the NBA game and become a better player. Of course that is dependent on him wanting to become a better player and his work ethic. he can just as easily succumb to a life of alcohol, drugs, and hoes or become more interested in making movies, music, commercials, and worrying too much about becoming a global sports icon instead of working on his game. (heh) |
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Yeah, what I meant by that is that I see him surpassing Wall. I think Wall has the potential to be the player in the long run...and yeah, I don't see no one coming near a Blake Griffin type performance out of the gates. That just doesn't happen that often.
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Well that ain’t Vince Carter He has put up his numbers and gotten his money, now it is about being remembered for something positive, which his career in general has damned the memory of. If he is chasing a ring, Chicago and on the bench is still the place to do it. He will coattail his way to a ring and I will still think no better of him for it, even if history will smile on his legacy for having gotten one ring, lol. Quote:
Nothing against Wall or anything, but he seems to be more about the name and the numbers than the legacy. 20/12 out of a player starting all available games one season removed from missing a whole season is something we don’t see out of veterans, let alone rookies. Blake Griffin – when he leaves the Cripples – will be in an MVP discussion if he grows, and his free throw percentage should be the first thing he works on. If he could up that number to the 75ish percent range, teams either stop fouling him and his scoring average goes up or they keep fouling him and it STILL goes up.
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"that was horrible"
hahaha. the funny thing is he was talking about caron butler throwing a bad toss and then having to come back for redemption before that ^ |
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I just wish the new CBA would be constructed already and signed, so teams can wheel and deal already. Teams would be hesitant to actually pull the trigger on any moves when the new contract isn't even written yet.
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06-21-2011, 07:10 PM | #19 |
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yes or no?
Nash to Knicks, after all? |
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Also... http://msn.foxsports.com/nba/gallery...photo=29896900
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06-22-2011, 01:08 PM | #26 | |
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here's more trade buzz: Spurs fielding trade calls for Parker - NBA - Yahoo! Sports oops might've jumped the gun fellas, http://www.slamonline.com/online/nba...r-trade-rumor/ but trade rumors are always "denied" quickly after they surface right. also, apparently the suns and wolves had discussions to trade nash for the no. 2 pick but that's likely not going to happen. |
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06-22-2011, 03:12 PM | #27 | |
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he would make a similar replacement to kidd since he brings better shooting, better 3pt shot, and playmaking than kidd. he is a worse defender than kidd, but at kidd's age he couldn't keep up with young PGs anyways, but kidd did a lot of things that don't show up on the stat sheets defensively either. |
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I look forward to seeing Derrick Williams in the NBA, he was very impressive during the NCAA tourney. As for Kemba, I like the guy, but for some reason he seems too small. I wonder what position he'll play.
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i think offensively/court vision nash is just way ahead of billups. but, man... he's just old.
i guess i wouldnt mind if... nash, carter, td prince, mason, td melo, prince amare, bismack foote, bismack, jordan a heavy defensive 2nd team. oh yeah. but, really still want cp3. maybe package nash. |
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Billups for Nash would be trading one old PG for one who is old and can't defend his own shadow... No go
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