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CV wrote:There have been countless trade rumors involving me going around with the trade deadline date (Feb. 21) right around the corner. IRetired Bucks blogger. Occasional Bucks podcaster.
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CV wrote:There have been countless trade rumors involving me going around with the trade deadline date (Feb. 21) right around the corner. IRetired Bucks blogger. Occasional Bucks podcaster.
fam3381 wrote:Some good stuff in here...say what you will about CV, but he's not delusional. It's really long but here's the interesting part:
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Seems weird on a number of levels that Reggie would be his favorite player...but I guess that could also help explain his affinity for the three point shot.
I was so disappointed at the end of the game. I thought we could have competed much better. I was looking forward towards this match up. I try to come out with a lot of energy in the first half, scoring 10-points and 6-rebounds all in the second quarter. I didn
dunhill wrote:CV looks like a world beater at times and sometimes the brainfarts really make him look silly (a few games ago he had like 4 miute span where the possesion were TO, TO , TO offensive foul TO). But as well as that I wonder if the bucks do make a commitment to him, do we see the same progress as we see in AB?
aboveAverage wrote:I appreciate charlie v's honesty, but we cannot give him more minutes until he starts playing some defense. It's that simple. How many times has he been told this? He's gotta play on the defensive end, or he's no good to us. Trust me CV, once you start hustling your butt on Defense, taking charges, diving for loose balls, you will get plenty of playing time. It's not like we want to play michael ruffin over you, but we have to because he is willing to do the little things that you don't. You have to play both sides of the ball.
CV wrote:I was so disappointed at the end of the game. I thought we could have competed much better. I was looking forward towards this match up. I try to come out with a lot of energy in the first half, scoring 10-points and 6-rebounds all in the second quarter. I didnstellation wrote:What's the difference between Gery Woelful and this glass of mineral water? The mineral water actually has a source."I Hate Manure wrote:We look to be awful next season without Beasley.
The idolizing Reggie Miller thing makes sense.. that somewhat partially explains his affinity for hanging around the 3 point line when he has all the talent in the world to penetrate and play in the post.fam3381 wrote:Some good stuff in here...say what you will about CV, but he's not delusional. It's really long but here's the interesting part:
http://my.nba.com/thread.jspa?threadID=400026429
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Seems weird on a number of levels that Reggie would be his favorite player...but I guess that could also help explain his affinity for the three point shot.
Now, there are many that may claim the results of my reduction in playing time is because of the promises made to Yi Jianlian, which I think is ridiculous.
That pretty much sums it up.. He doesn't want to be the player we need so he isn't really what we need.aboveAverage wrote:I appreciate charlie v's honesty, but we cannot give him more minutes until he starts playing some defense. It's that simple. How many times has he been told this? He's gotta play on the defensive end, or he's no good to us. Trust me CV, once you start hustling your butt on Defense, taking charges, diving for loose balls, you will get plenty of playing time. It's not like we want to play michael ruffin over you, but we have to because he is willing to do the little things that you don't. You have to play both sides of the ball.
CV talks very appropriately, even in these blogs, however he just isn't willing to play his role on the team. I remember before the season posting an article about how CV was fine with the drafting of Yi Jianlian. How he felt they would be a good tandem together, even though he felt that played very similarly. When you translate what he was really saying back then... he was actually saying he had no problem with them drafting Yi as long as he continued to get the lion share of the minutes (even when he wasn't giving us what we need) and continued to hold the starting position at the PF spot. He isn't and probably will never again be the starting PF on this team full time, so he doesn't see a future here. That's fine.. because after Yi was drafted, I didn't see a future for him here either.Isocleas2 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
I think so. He was an offensive monster before he got hurt last year. If a team could hide some of his defensive shortcomings enough to give him a consistent role I think we'd see a 6th man of the year candidate. Or maybe even a fringe all-star like Jamison. Unfortunately that'll never happen with the Bucks as long as we have so many other defensive liabilities to worry about.
CV can not play the 3. He can't keep up with starting 4's, and some what him to play the starting or even back up 3? Definitely not.bplus wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
I hear what you are saying - but if he was played at the 3, with Yi at the 4 (and let's face it, the season is fairly screwed, so it's basically experimentation time), it's not like the Bucks would lose much (if any) of the defensive prowess they have at the small forward position.
Sigra wrote:What a losser. This guy has victim mentality.
Now, there are many that may claim the results of my reduction in playing time is because of the promises made to Yi Jianlian, which I think is ridiculous. Yi has earned his minutes and is playing solid overall in his first year in the NBA. He deserves to be out there and has helped us out tremendously throughout this season thus far.
stellation wrote:What's the difference between Gery Woelful and this glass of mineral water? The mineral water actually has a source."
I Hate Manure wrote:We look to be awful next season without Beasley.