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I was wondering since we have people coming off the books this year would we go after Gerald Green. The reason I'm asking is beacuse Vujacic and Karl both come off the books this season. Either of them could decide to sign else where. So here is my question. would Gerald Green be a player that you would go after. Just asking? Lots of people said he has what it takes to be a great defender as well and our scoring isn't a problem, but we could always use help on the defensive end tho.
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He came out of high school being billed as the number one high school player in the country, ahead of Bynum and Webster. Some even compared him to Tracy McGrady, but somehow, his career never really took off. I would absolutely love to sign him here and take Karl's roster spot. I know Green hasn't exactly been living up to his potential yet, but it is just hard to imagine him doing worse than Karl, who is doing nothing on the bench for us. Maybe under the guidance of Kobe, he can turn his career around and become a star in this league.
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slifersd wrote:He came out of high school being billed as the number one high school player in the country, ahead of Bynum and Webster. Some even compared him to Tracy McGrady, but somehow, his career never really took off. I would absolutely love to sign him here and take Karl's roster spot. I know Green hasn't exactly been living up to his potential yet, but it is just hard to imagine him doing worse than Karl, who is doing nothing on the bench for us. Maybe under the guidance of Kobe, he can turn his career around and become a star in this league.
If what you said is true then we'll be set for the future then:
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dcash4 wrote:sasha > green
true, but Sasha needed some time to get hip... Green might too.
It would be kinda funny, but suck if Sasha got an offer that over paid him to leave us after all the crap he has gotten from us. I could see him dropping threes left and right... as apposed to Smush who defected to the Heat in a secret plan to ruin their team. Mitch, you sneaky bastard.
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Green is a pretty interesting prospect for a couple of reasons.
He was raw out of high school and still hasn't refined his game for the NBA but still he's probably a pretty good back up SG. It was pretty clear right from the beginning that the Celtics wanted to package him in a deal and therefore never really took any interest in developing his talent.
Secondly he hasn't really had an opportunity to play in a meaningful role and therefore could have a kind of talent that hasn't been exploited yet, if true there;s no better coach and leader to be with than Phil and Kobe.
Interesting prospect to say the least and I'd even offer Kwame and our 1st rd pick at the deadline if our front court isn't as feeble as it is right now.
He was raw out of high school and still hasn't refined his game for the NBA but still he's probably a pretty good back up SG. It was pretty clear right from the beginning that the Celtics wanted to package him in a deal and therefore never really took any interest in developing his talent.
Secondly he hasn't really had an opportunity to play in a meaningful role and therefore could have a kind of talent that hasn't been exploited yet, if true there;s no better coach and leader to be with than Phil and Kobe.
Interesting prospect to say the least and I'd even offer Kwame and our 1st rd pick at the deadline if our front court isn't as feeble as it is right now.
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Green is still very raw. I remember the Lakers were very seriously considering picking him before they locked onto Bynum in the last few days before the draft.
He has great atheletic ability.
It is troubling that he really has shown very little signs of progression in the NBA. He is still a high-flyer act, but is wild and fundamentally unsound. This is one kid that would have been better off going to college for a year or two.
In any case, why would the Lakers want him at this point? Don't we already have enough youngsters? I think we should develop our existing young talent and get some veteran help.
He has great atheletic ability.
It is troubling that he really has shown very little signs of progression in the NBA. He is still a high-flyer act, but is wild and fundamentally unsound. This is one kid that would have been better off going to college for a year or two.
In any case, why would the Lakers want him at this point? Don't we already have enough youngsters? I think we should develop our existing young talent and get some veteran help.
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lovethisgame wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Edited. Sound familiar?
But we must also remember that we can't always base the future off of things that happened in the past. I just don't see that same path being taken we Gerald Green at all. Gerald never had that player to look up to. Paul doesn't count because he didn't even play that season and in Minnesota all you have is Walker and Ratliff. So I feel is that all he needs is somebody to guide him down the right path.
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I actually think it is very smart and something they will do. They wanted to draft him in 05 or at least talked about it.
I think they will offer him the full midlevel.
He has got TMac potential and with that alone he is worth it. Even if he just ends up being a 10 point a game scorer off the bench or even a career backup just by having a 2% chance he can be a TMac makes him worth 30 mill.
I think they will offer him the full midlevel.
He has got TMac potential and with that alone he is worth it. Even if he just ends up being a 10 point a game scorer off the bench or even a career backup just by having a 2% chance he can be a TMac makes him worth 30 mill.