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Lamb / PJ3 watch 

Post#1 » by SantaMenon » Wed Jan 9, 2013 12:28 am

Just wondering if anyone watches their D-League games in Tulsa?

Im watching them play now, and man we have so much talent waiting to be called up. When Lamb/PJ3 crack the rotation they would be fantastic in the 2nd unit.

Lamb has a sweet shooting stroke and PJ3 is so versatile, he just splashed a 3 with ease. Daniel Orton looks pretty smooth too, a little more playing time would do him wonders.

One has to think they would be upgrades to our 2nd unit, Maynor / Thabeet just don't have a long term future there. Lamb / Orton / PJ3 have to fit in somewhere. They would at the least, give us energy + good shooting, which we could have used in the Wiz game. I know Brooks put on Liggins, things like that would help in games like that down the road.
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Post#2 » by Balkman32 » Wed Jan 9, 2013 4:40 pm

They will see their time when they are ready.
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Post#3 » by OKCThunderUp35 » Thu Jan 10, 2013 5:31 pm

Do they play at the Sprint Center? I think i'll go catch a game.
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Post#4 » by SantaMenon » Fri Jan 11, 2013 8:15 pm

Im not sure if im honest. Lamb dropped 33 points yesterday, kid looks awesome.
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Post#5 » by GrapeApe » Mon Jan 14, 2013 6:48 pm

Lamb should get more playing time with Sefolosha out.

Will he? Is an other question.
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Post#6 » by wiff » Tue Jan 15, 2013 5:09 am

Question would you give up Lamb, PJ3 and Toronto's pick for Demarcus Cousins?
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Post#7 » by slick_watts » Tue Jan 15, 2013 6:28 am

wiff wrote:Question would you give up Lamb, PJ3 and Toronto's pick for Demarcus Cousins?


No.
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Post#8 » by hollasin35 » Tue Jan 15, 2013 2:39 pm

wiff wrote:Question would you give up Lamb, PJ3 and Toronto's pick for Demarcus Cousins?


That trade makes no sense for the Thunder to even listen to. If you trade for Cousins that means you have to give up Perk cause that creates a log jam @ Center. Can't see any trade where both PJ3 & Lamb would be sent out
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Post#9 » by wiff » Tue Jan 15, 2013 5:50 pm

hollasin35 wrote:
wiff wrote:Question would you give up Lamb, PJ3 and Toronto's pick for Demarcus Cousins?


That trade makes no sense for the Thunder to even listen to. If you trade for Cousins that means you have to give up Perk cause that creates a log jam @ Center. Can't see any trade where both PJ3 & Lamb would be sent out


Not to me. I was thinking you'd keep Perkins as a back up. I know he's an expensive back up but there isn't a bad contract on the OKC roster. Or you could amnesty him.

But if you wanted to include him, you could add in Salmons.

So what about.
Perkins, Lamb and PJ3 for Cousins and Salmons.
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Post#10 » by bbms » Tue Jan 15, 2013 5:58 pm

This would mean Cousins starting. Thunder wouldn't want that. I don't think there'll be a move for Cousins, and shouldn't be. With this package we can get a proven center, and honest defensively.

I believe that Cousins would be a far better character and player if he were on a contender, he's the guy that hates losing, and his strong nature makes him a headcase on a losing team. But I think Thunder would not be interested in taking the gamble, and don't really should.
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Post#11 » by hollasin35 » Tue Jan 15, 2013 6:20 pm

wiff wrote:
hollasin35 wrote:
wiff wrote:Question would you give up Lamb, PJ3 and Toronto's pick for Demarcus Cousins?


That trade makes no sense for the Thunder to even listen to. If you trade for Cousins that means you have to give up Perk cause that creates a log jam @ Center. Can't see any trade where both PJ3 & Lamb would be sent out


Not to me. I was thinking you'd keep Perkins as a back up. I know he's an expensive back up but there isn't a bad contract on the OKC roster. Or you could amnesty him.

But if you wanted to include him, you could add in Salmons.

So what about.
Perkins, Lamb and PJ3 for Cousins and Salmons.


That's still trade for PJ3 & Lamb don't see a trade like that happening. Taking out Perks leadership & bringing in Cousin would hurt more then help. Cousins offers more offense but he needs somebody to help him grow up which KD & company would be doing.
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Post#12 » by Durant 35 » Wed Jan 23, 2013 7:34 am

The future is bright..
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Post#13 » by SantaMenon » Wed Jan 23, 2013 7:13 pm

Durant 35 wrote:The future is bright..



Lamb with 30 pts, 9 assists, 8 rebs for the 66ers last night :) Perry stayed with the squad in the Staples center but got no playing time. Hopefully he gets some tonight against the Warriors.
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Post#14 » by BRIGGS » Wed Jan 23, 2013 8:43 pm

Jeremy Lamb reminds me of Scottie Pippen. Hes not quite as tall but is close on length--has that same all around game. He can play at that level in college and the D league--so lets see it transition to the NBA. He certainly is a bright star--if he was in college he would be pick 1 this year.
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Post#15 » by theokie » Sat Jan 26, 2013 10:39 pm

Lamb is absolutely tearing it up right now in the D-League. Hope we don't trade him.
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Post#16 » by HornetJail » Sat Mar 23, 2013 9:50 pm

How are Lamb and PJ3 coming along? I know they haven't played much (or at all outside of garbage minutes), but I'm definitely interested in how they're playing in those garbage minutes/in the D-League.
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Post#17 » by theokie » Sun Mar 24, 2013 11:06 pm

Its a lot of horse crap that Lamb and PJIII aren't getting minutes right now, and Fisher is.
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Post#18 » by hollasin35 » Mon Mar 25, 2013 11:28 pm

i remember a few weeks ago when thabeet (sp) was out and PJ III got to play he didn't look lost and played pretty decent. I wish the 2nd unit would be Jackson, Martin, Lamb/Brewer, PJ III, and Collison. If it's a big team put Nick at the 4 and put Thabeet at the 5 and let PJ III, Lamb, Brewer swap at the 3 to see who has the better match up
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Post#19 » by CKRT » Mon Mar 25, 2013 11:34 pm

theokie wrote:Its a lot of horse crap that Lamb and PJIII aren't getting minutes right now, and Fisher is.


it really is.
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Post#20 » by wiff » Tue Mar 26, 2013 3:42 am

I said it as soon as they signed him that it was a bad move. At least if he actually saw the floor in meaningful minutes. The dudes tires are so bald. Last year I thought they could have used Cook a lot more than DFish. Cook can at least shoot from 3. DFish driving the lane gets blocked fast break the other way. How many times did we see that in the finals?

He's horrible. You don't know if you got the next Robert Horry or Steve Kerr on the bench if you keep giving minutes to freakin DFish.

I'm really surprised Presti signed him again.

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