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Re: Oladipo 

Post#21 » by gipper08 » Tue Feb 17, 2015 12:40 am

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Why would you include Gordon if you think Oladipo is only 15% less and still improving and PG is tapped out. That would get you fired.



uh huh??? what?????? You are confused. I would be the Pacers making the trade, man. I would be GETTING Dipo and Gordon .I would be demanding Gordon and not including him. Why would getting extra talent get me fired?
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Post#22 » by mikepacernation » Tue Feb 17, 2015 1:37 am

gipper08 wrote:I wouldn't trade PG for DIpo. I said Dipo, Gordon(and Harkless for salaries) for PG. Big difference.

More wrong? So you think PG is more than 15% better than Dipo? what %??

I don't think it was a "freak" accident. It was a careless accident(that would have happened to MANY players but not all).

I just don't think it is likely that PG can be a franchise player on a championship team. The pacers are better off getting two likely "stars" in exchange for their"superstar". PG has only had "good" playoffs runs. He has never had a "great" playoff run.(with just a two year sample as "the man").

It is likely PG has peaked.(which does not mean he will decline)

Of course you seem to think Ghill can potentially/possibly be the centerpiece that lands DIPO , which is crazy, so I don't think we are going to agree.

IMO, you, you personally, have the same chance of being the centerpiece of a DIPO trade as does George Hill.
I guess in my time of watching basketball I've only seen 2 people break their leg in half like that. So to say that could happen to many that's just dumb. An so U think a 24 year old player is tapped out? Whatever then. Secondly what has dipo done? U think the pacers would've made a deep playoff run without pg? No way . I personally don't see a big difference in the magic since he's been there. A lot of players can be good on a bad team. Now I'm not saying dipo isn't good I just don't see the need to trade what most NBA fans an pacers think is a super star for 2 all stars. No thank you! An are u a pacer or magic fan?


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Re: Oladipo 

Post#23 » by Scoot McGroot » Tue Feb 17, 2015 2:39 am

gipper08 wrote:
Scoot McGroot wrote:
Why would you include Gordon if you think Oladipo is only 15% less and still improving and PG is tapped out. That would get you fired.



uh huh??? what?????? You are confused. I would be the Pacers making the trade, man. I would be GETTING Dipo and Gordon .I would be demanding Gordon and not including him. Why would getting extra talent get me fired?


Ah, so you're just an "independent" troll, then?
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Re: Oladipo 

Post#24 » by pacers33 » Thu Feb 19, 2015 5:40 am

Would you trade the 1st pick in the draft for Oladipo? I would.
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Re: Oladipo 

Post#25 » by MillerTheKiller » Thu Feb 19, 2015 9:56 pm

pacers33 wrote:Would you trade the 1st pick in the draft for Oladipo? I would.


Easy, it'll be like pick 16.
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Re: Oladipo 

Post#26 » by Scoot McGroot » Thu Feb 19, 2015 10:58 pm

pacers33 wrote:Would you trade the 1st pick in the draft for Oladipo? I would.


Clearly. Anything outside of winning the lottery (I'd take Okafor, maybe try Russell, too), I'd deal it for Oladipo in an instant. Not sure Orlando would, though.

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