DrugBust wrote:I'd trade you guys Henson. Just give up MKG.
figured (im a unc guy too). do you think sanders and henson can play together? pretty similar players.
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DrugBust wrote:I'd trade you guys Henson. Just give up MKG.
Man Strength wrote:DrugBust wrote:I'd trade you guys Henson. Just give up MKG.
figured (im a unc guy too). do you think sanders and henson can play together? pretty similar players.
John Henson wrote:This lady just asked me who I play for and I said the Milwaukee Bucks, she quickly replied “oh the highschool across the street?”
Baddy Chuck wrote:Man Strength wrote:DrugBust wrote:I'd trade you guys Henson. Just give up MKG.
figured (im a unc guy too). do you think sanders and henson can play together? pretty similar players.
It's amazing how he's changed from college to the NBA if you haven't seen it. Henson looks amazing in the post and completely lost on defense. He's playing absolutely nothing like Larry.
Man Strength wrote:i wouldnt do it if i were you either. just figuring out the perception on his value. what about if we switched warrick to biyombo?
paulpressey25 wrote:Differing twitter views on Pau tonight.
Bill Simmons thinks he's still got a lot left in the tank but that D'Antoni has halved his market value by screwing this up the way he's handling the Laker roster.
Our friend Alex Kennedy sees no market for Pau. Views him as a 32-year old on a major decline with bad knees and owed $19 million next year.
Frank Madden thinks it might still be worth rolling the dice sending them Ersan in a Pau deal.
paulpressey25 wrote:Differing twitter views on Pau tonight.
Bill Simmons thinks he's still got a lot left in the tank but that D'Antoni has halved his market value by screwing this up the way he's handling the Laker roster.
Our friend Alex Kennedy sees no market for Pau. Views him as a 32-year old on a major decline with bad knees and owed $19 million next year.
Frank Madden thinks it might still be worth rolling the dice sending them Ersan in a Pau deal.
DrugBust wrote:
All that said, he's going to keep the Bucks from tanking. If they did decide to blow it up, he and Sanders could keep them out of high lotto territory. Both should have significant value this summer and IF they want to completely start over, I'm fine moving both for projectable assets and '14 picks. I'd struggle to come up with an answer if I were making a decision on which to keep if we did hold on to one.
LUKE23 wrote:Sanders and it isn't close if I had to keep one, but I'd agree Ilyasova is our second best player pretty clearly.
paulpressey25 wrote:But given that he likes it in Milwaukee and is producing very well for his contract I can't see the Bucks dealing him at all.
Baddy Chuck wrote:I want to win but I also love chaos.