Check out the numbers Humps put up in the month of December, he played in 15 games that month, averaged 10.5 points, 6.2 rebounds on 53% shooting in 21.3 minutes per game. He hasn't been getting much burn in the first 4 games this month, although had a nice game tonight against New York, 9 and 7. My point here is that when given the minutes Humphries has produced at a very nice rate, he's very valuable as the third big off the bench most nights, especially with the energy he brings and his solid offensive rebounding.
He's only 22 years old and signed to a very cheap long term contract, considering what decent bigs go for on the market, he's a great bargain at around 3 per the next 4 seasons or so.
This is a case where you don't trade big for small, the first rounder is just insult to injury.
Toronto gets PG from MN
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Humphries is our best rebounder on the 2nd unit with Delfino, a friggen SG, on a what already is a horrible rebounding team we have, we need Humphries at the moment with his decent contract and age/upside
and what i meant by "humphries killed the deal" meant that since we dont want Telfair as our backup PG, by asking for humphries it kinda adds fuel to the fire
and what i meant by "humphries killed the deal" meant that since we dont want Telfair as our backup PG, by asking for humphries it kinda adds fuel to the fire
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zong wrote:-= original quote snipped =
and asking us to give up our only young defensive big kinda kills it
Im sorry I am having difficulty with this. I remember watchin Kris play HS ball and in college at Minnesota and he was the exact opposite of this. Did someone teach him to actually play D. I watched on offense be a black hole where the ball went down and it went up for a shot or to the other team on a turnover. And he used to be the laziest defensive player on the floor. He must have really changed.
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