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jason bourne wrote:My top FA is... TA-DAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH... Kobe Bryant. He really likes playing with Steve Blake, so maybe Blake can talk him into signing with GSW next season. Of course, LAL will have to buy out Kobe as he isn't a FA. I can't see Kobe wanting to play for LAL in a rebuilding mode next year and he wants a shot for a sixth ring before retiring.
GQ Hot Dog wrote:Kerr has done more with the least talent available of any coach in the history of the game.
jason bourne wrote:and1GS wrote:Quazza wrote:
Would be great getting a player of that caliber, but **** it being Kobe. How does one handle that?
a furious session of asphyxiation masturbation, with mere rope tension deciding your fate
And we have a winner!
Lol, the asphyxiation masturbation was pretty good. Still, we went after Dwight and now we have Blake, so why not Kobe as a FA? Many Ws fans would take Phil Jackson if he wanted to come here.
If the Ws won't sign him, then MIA, IND, OKC, LAC, and more would. So, if Kobe got his sixth ring with the Ws, then I would not mind. After that, then you can go back to hating him as he'll return to LAL in some capacity. I can't see him playing with a rebuilding LAL team at his age and health.
NuWarriors wrote:jason bourne wrote:and1GS wrote:
And we have a winner!
Lol, the asphyxiation masturbation was pretty good. Still, we went after Dwight and now we have Blake, so why not Kobe as a FA? Many Ws fans would take Phil Jackson if he wanted to come here.
If the Ws won't sign him, then MIA, IND, OKC, LAC, and more would. So, if Kobe got his sixth ring with the Ws, then I would not mind. After that, then you can go back to hating him as he'll return to LAL in some capacity. I can't see him playing with a rebuilding LAL team at his age and health.
I don't know where you been but Kobe signed a two year extension with the Lakers... he's not a free agent until 2016-17.
jason bourne wrote:NuWarriors wrote:jason bourne wrote:
Lol, the asphyxiation masturbation was pretty good. Still, we went after Dwight and now we have Blake, so why not Kobe as a FA? Many Ws fans would take Phil Jackson if he wanted to come here.
If the Ws won't sign him, then MIA, IND, OKC, LAC, and more would. So, if Kobe got his sixth ring with the Ws, then I would not mind. After that, then you can go back to hating him as he'll return to LAL in some capacity. I can't see him playing with a rebuilding LAL team at his age and health.
I don't know where you been but Kobe signed a two year extension with the Lakers... he's not a free agent until 2016-17.
Yow. With his injuries, I thought he signed a one-year deal. That's REALLY getting paid.
It looks like Ws are stuck with Klay unless a trade is made. I can see the Ws over paying Klay to keep him because of the lack of picks. Maybe Craw or Barnes steps up their game and challenges him for a starting spot.
The San Antonio Spurs also remain a viable possibility for Granger. The Spurs plan on pitching Granger on the concept of him becoming a version of Robert Horry for them.
Left*My*Heart wrote:Some nice role players waived and we won't be players.
Onus wrote:http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/232169/Danny-Granger-Agrees-To-Buyout-Clippers-Appear-To-Be-FavoritesThe San Antonio Spurs also remain a viable possibility for Granger. The Spurs plan on pitching Granger on the concept of him becoming a version of Robert Horry for them.
Mmmm sounds like something I proposed last year.
Coxy wrote:Onus wrote:http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/232169/Danny-Granger-Agrees-To-Buyout-Clippers-Appear-To-Be-FavoritesThe San Antonio Spurs also remain a viable possibility for Granger. The Spurs plan on pitching Granger on the concept of him becoming a version of Robert Horry for them.
Mmmm sounds like something I proposed last year.
Granger would be a sick signing for us. Give us so many options on the floor.
Would push Harrison further down the rotation too.
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FireNellieQuick wrote:Wouldnt want Granger for the same reason I didn't want Blake.. minor upgrade.
Moot point though, since we already made our move and you have to think our FO feels we're two deep at every position. Doesn't inspire confidence to me.
shazam_guy wrote:This makes too much sense. Fans don't want sense, they want change NOW every time the team hits a bump. If we'd got rid of everyone people have complained about and wanted dumped since I've been on this board, we'd be struggling in any division except in the D-League.
Out, per a decent sized complaint department of fans: Curry. Thompson. Lee. Draymond Green. Barnes. Bogut.
Doesn't leave much left, does it? And by the end of the year, Iguodala will probably have joined that group, which means our entire starting line-up, plus our sixth and seventh men.
Why Fans Don't Run Professional Sports.
You're right, if we're referring to 2010 Granger. But there's no indication that 2014 Granger can get back to that level. Remember the sentiment that the Pacers upgraded by trading him for Evan Turner....Coxy wrote:FireNellieQuick wrote:Wouldnt want Granger for the same reason I didn't want Blake.. minor upgrade.
Moot point though, since we already made our move and you have to think our FO feels we're two deep at every position. Doesn't inspire confidence to me.
You may not be calling the upgrade from Barnes to Granger minor, but if you are, I'd say it's like going from a Nissan Camry with wheel alignment issues to a Porsche boxter.
ChuckDurn wrote:You're right, if we're referring to 2010 Granger. But there's no indication that 2014 Granger can get back to that level. Remember the sentiment that the Pacers upgraded by trading him for Evan Turner....Coxy wrote:FireNellieQuick wrote:Wouldnt want Granger for the same reason I didn't want Blake.. minor upgrade.
Moot point though, since we already made our move and you have to think our FO feels we're two deep at every position. Doesn't inspire confidence to me.
You may not be calling the upgrade from Barnes to Granger minor, but if you are, I'd say it's like going from a Nissan Camry with wheel alignment issues to a Porsche boxter.
Coxy wrote:FireNellieQuick wrote:Wouldnt want Granger for the same reason I didn't want Blake.. minor upgrade.
Moot point though, since we already made our move and you have to think our FO feels we're two deep at every position. Doesn't inspire confidence to me.
You may not be calling the upgrade from Barnes to Granger minor, but if you are, I'd say it's like going from a Nissan Camry with wheel alignment issues to a Porsche boxter.
InWestWeTrust wrote:Coxy wrote:FireNellieQuick wrote:Wouldnt want Granger for the same reason I didn't want Blake.. minor upgrade.
Moot point though, since we already made our move and you have to think our FO feels we're two deep at every position. Doesn't inspire confidence to me.
You may not be calling the upgrade from Barnes to Granger minor, but if you are, I'd say it's like going from a Nissan Camry with wheel alignment issues to a Porsche boxter.
Nissan Altima?
Toyota makes the Camry
I think Barnes would be a Camry
GQ Hot Dog wrote:Kerr has done more with the least talent available of any coach in the history of the game.
Jester_ wrote:Barnes can't be a Toyota. Toyota's are reliable.
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