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He could be a potential star or another guy who never lived up to his potential. Probably wouldn't have to give up much.

I'd trade for him IF the team gets blown up and we decide to build around Bogut. Hes an amazing athlete that has all the tools to be slasher/defender that would work well with Bogut.

What I've been reading about him since he entered the League was that hes as dumb as a box of rocks. Still worth gambling on if the cost is right, IMO.

Shot jacking guard with an attitude problem and an ego the size of Zach Randolph's ass... I'm not so keen.

WRau1 wrote:I'd trade for him IF the team gets blown up and we decide to build around Bogut. Hes an amazing athlete that has all the tools to be slasher/defender that would work well with Bogut.

What I've been reading about him since he entered the League was that hes as dumb as a box of rocks. Still worth gambling on if the cost is right, IMO.

and that is why I would trade some of our crap for him. Might as well blow this team up, do you really see any future with this mix modge of players. Other then Bogut and Yi, I would trade them all in a heart beat. They have no chemistry and play with little heart.

R. Gains part 2. No thanks.

msiris wrote:R. Gains part 2. No thanks.

You obviously don't know what your talking about.

Is this guy a perfect player-HELL NO! BUT it's not like you would have to give up a perfect player in return. Stop thinking you are going to get so much value in return for the crap on this team. I see it as trading known garbage for garbage with possibilities. One man's garbage may be another man's....

He's struggling to get minutes on the worst team in the entire NBA. That is a red light to me.

Citizen.Eras3d wrote:an ego the size of Zach Randolph's ass...

If there's been a more outstanding line written I've never read it.

With the reported mo issue I wouldn't mind some kind of trade involving picks from min. or mil. or both... jefferson,brewer,green,theo...........and from the bucks anybody but ab,yi,or redd.I think there is enough parts ,picks and flexability to help propel both teams in a better direction

Citizen.Eras3d wrote:He's struggling to get minutes on the worst team in the entire NBA. That is a red light to me.

He averages about 12 minutes a game, and obvously isn't making progress in Minnesota for whatever reason. He did better in Boston. The thing is he is only 21 and would still be in college had he stayed all 4 years so to condemn him as a finished product now may not be smart. Also, you have to think about what you could get rid of- which is a bunch of garbage.

Like I said before I'd trade known garbage who doesn't fit for garbage with a glimmer of potential- I'll try that any day. Maybe they could unload that waste of $ and space Dan Gadzuric.

Minny isn't going to take back crap in return for GG. He's a FA after this year, so if they don't trade him they'll just let him walk.

I can't imagine his trade value is all that high. He's probably worth a couple second rounders at this point.

A couple? That's way too high. A 2nd rounder maybe and that's a big maybe.

msiris wrote:R. Gains part 2. No thanks.

You must be thinking of a different Gerald Green. There games are nothing alike....at all.

I'd take Gerald on this team, but I'm not sure what we could offer that they would want.

Question: Gerald Green wants out-any interest?

Answer: Nope. I thought we wanted to eventually have a smart basketball team? Gerald Green belongs on the And-1 tour.

Rad The Poet wrote:He could be a potential star or another guy who never lived up to his potential. Probably wouldn't have to give up much.

Definitely not.

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Definitely not.

Would you do it for a Scooby Snack?

Green is FA after the year..Maybe we can offer him a long term contract and make sure he is locked in on our bench next to Gadzuric.

I say 5 years 35 mill with a 15 percent trade kicker outta do it.

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Would you do it for a Scooby Snack?

Nope.. not at all.

dunhill wrote:A couple? That's way too high. A 2nd rounder maybe and that's a big maybe.

i dont think Minnesota would be asking for much more than a 2nd round pick or maybe a late 1st or possible a young big who doesnt have great potentional

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i dont think Minnesota would be asking for much more than a 2nd round pick or maybe a late 1st or possible a young big who doesnt have great potentional

I'd offer Noel and Storey for him. That'd be the extent of my interest.