dcash4 wrote:shannon brown > jordan farmar.
at least phil seems to think so
You have to give it up dcash, we know you weren't high on Brown but he's proving his worth. Sometimes its like that we have to give credit where credit is do.
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dcash4 wrote:shannon brown > jordan farmar.
at least phil seems to think so
More so in a system like D'Antoni's,but as it has been proven..........that system is dying fast. Say what you want about Terry Porter but he was right about trying to change that style, his players was just too damn hard headed to evolve with it.milesfides wrote:Farmar has a great chance of being a starter in this league, just not on this team.
SmartWentCrazy wrote:It's extremely unlikely that they end up in the top 3.They're probably better off trying to win and giving Philly the 8th pick than tanking and giving them the 4th.
what would jack bauer do? wrote:Just watched farmar in the high school jordan classic from 2004. He looked like a much better pg back then. He just does not fit our system. Right now I rank Sasha's passing ability way above Farmar's, which I thought I'd never say about anyone in regards to Sasha. But man Farmar just needs to go, I love his winner's attitude but he clashes with the Lakers in more ways than one. When we trade him it certainly won't be a good riddance type of thing though; Farmar has so much talent but he's being tied down by the triangle.
Trade Farmar for a small forward and draft a pg like PATRICK MILLS! It'd be nice if we could steal a guy with a lot of potential like Corey Brewer since his stock is down due to injury. But Farmar is a pretty good trading chip to land a small forward that is defensive minded and can shoot the 3 at a high clip.