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If they really want to tank then the Rockets make the most sense. Best combination of young talent, draft picks and cap relief.
What were the details of Rockets' offer? I remember Lowry, Martin's expiring and picks.
If they really want to tank then the Rockets make the most sense. Best combination of young talent, draft picks and cap relief.
Could be... Just was saying that since 1980 only AI went one.. And he came in a PG
The college freshman shooting guard class is probably the deepest it's been in years. I think Purvis, Shabazz, Goodwin, Smart, and Sulaimon can all be solid NBA players. There are also talented HS all-american guys guys like Bullock, Carter-Williams, Blackshear, Hairston, and BJ Young that have either played smaller roles or underperformed as freshmen. One way or another I think the NBA will finally get the infusion of talent at the 2 that it has been sorely lacking for the last few years.
Didn't Deron want to make a decision ASAP so he could focus on the Olympic team? So he's just practicing for that, right? Right?!Chris Broussard ‏@Chris_Broussard
Source: Deron Williams is working out at the Nets practice facility right now.
This is when he goes all nwo and rips off his shirt to reveal a Mavs jersey right?
Chris Broussard ‏@Chris_Broussard
Source: Deron Williams is working out at the Nets practice facility right now.
This is when he goes all nwo and rips off his shirt to reveal a Mavs jersey right?
I'd say that a majority of busts are a result of reaching for need.NBA teams have been picking big men in hopes of success for decades...
Again.. His rotations were limited by drafting Oden, and signing scraps like Failton, Wes, and Crawford...
NBA teams have been picking big men in hopes of success for decades...
Noel has a huge chance to go number 1
I'd say that a majority of busts are a result of reaching for need.
Nah, it's really just young guys going into a man's world. The worst NBA team is still full of guys who really really damn good in college (or overseas). The skill difference is immense, so is the size and strength of the guys you play against.
Add in the first time a lot of these guys have seen any large sums of money (2nd rounders) and the NBA lifestyle.. well.. it's a given a lot of guys will bust.
I've always wished the expanded the D-League even larger.. give each team a D-League squad to drop players too that is their own.
Jamison would accept a reserve role in Charlotte, he's not as ego obsessed as that blurb makes him out to be. And ouch at Kemba's TS%, I hope he gets a lot better this year.
Not at number one... Number two is that reaching for need pick to me...I'd say that a majority of busts are a result of reaching for need.
Failton was trash in Cha and shocked the world in NY... Wes has a jumper that comes straight from the special Olympics and on paper the team looked like a 6 or 7 seed at best..Felton had a decent career up until that point, Wes showed a ton of promise the year before last and was talked as a steal of a contract, and Crawford.. well.. he could always score.. he just had his worst season since the Bulls.
On paper Felton and Crawford seemed like good pickups.. and before this last season the Wes pickup looked solid.
I ain't even mad about drafting Oden... most everyone in that situation would have done the same.
Noel reminds me of KMart, I wouldn't take him number one if I was a gm; but yeah, you're right on about the NBA being obsessed with project bigs.
Barely enough good enough NBA talent as it is, and y'all want 30 D league teams
Barely enough good enough NBA talent as it is, and y'all want 30 D league teams
The point is to create an actual developmental league. Really the only major American sport that actually does this right is baseball.
NFL lets colleges do it for them...
Well that sucks.
Looks like Deron lied when he claimed he cared about winning.
wait.. over practicing in their facility?
dude can work out while deciding
Nah, it's over. Deron prefers Brooklyn because he can play amateur GM and the Nets will fall over themselves accommodating his bad trade ideas.
D League already as 16 teams. Covering all 30 pro franchises. Its fine as is.
Yeah they do but even then it still negatively hurts their product. Like the fact there are at least 10 guys a year who have no business being a starting QB but get the job anyway because theres only so many guys worth a damn.
The sg class isn't that strong imo. Shab's is the best prospect and I don't think he'll be anything special. This is just people hyping it up because a lot of the current perimeter guys are getting old. Its no different than folks calling people the next Kobe Bryant or Noels a great big man prospect.The college freshman shooting guard class is probably the deepest it's been in years. I think Purvis, Shabazz, Goodwin, Smart, and Sulaimon can all be solid NBA players. There are also talented HS all-american guys guys like Bullock, Carter-Williams, Blackshear, Hairston, and BJ Young that have either played smaller roles or underperformed as freshmen. One way or another I think the NBA will finally get the infusion of talent at the 2 that it has been sorely lacking for the last few years.
I have one question as one who does not follow the NBA that closely, why in the world did the Jazz take Marvin Williams? I live in Georgia so I am thrilled, but how do the Jazz get any benefit? As a columnist in Atlanta put it, "the league's least essential starter".
I can see why the Nets took Joe J. but I do not understand the Jazz. I do hate to look a gift horse in the mouth but curiosity wins out.
Jazz want to go big 2-4? Maybe?I have one question as one who does not follow the NBA that closely, why in the world did the Jazz take Marvin Williams? I live in Georgia so I am thrilled, but how do the Jazz get any benefit? As a columnist in Atlanta put it, "the league's least essential starter".
I can see why the Nets took Joe J. but I do not understand the Jazz. I do hate to look a gift horse in the mouth but curiosity wins out.
I have one question as one who does not follow the NBA that closely, why in the world did the Jazz take Marvin Williams? I live in Georgia so I am thrilled, but how do the Jazz get any benefit? As a columnist in Atlanta put it, "the league's least essential starter".
I can see why the Nets took Joe J. but I do not understand the Jazz. I do hate to look a gift horse in the mouth but curiosity wins out.
NFL lets colleges do it for them...
D League already as 16 teams. Covering all 30 pro franchises. Its fine as is.
We were looking for an average player who could hit threes and play defense and not be Josh Howard and he's that hopefully.
Barely enough good enough NBA talent as it is, and y'all want 30 D league teams
Think I'm going to miss Jameer more than Dwight.
Marvin will have about 1-2 games each month where he randomly goes for 20+/8, and you start wondering...
Marvin will have about 1-2 games each month where he randomly goes for 20+/8, and you start wondering...
Does Atlanta hate him because he was truely a bad player or just because he was #2?
07-09 his stats were .. pretty dang good.
Because he was #2, never stepped up in any situation, and overpaid.