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what'd he have to say?

Basically that he doesn't like to hear from Kahn that this team won't do anything for 4-5 years. He won't put any nudes on the internet and he thinks players should be able to come to the NBA out of high school if they can make an impact.

Anything about the moronic decision to bring him off the bench while the Wolves get their butt handed to them.

|llsT oNe wrote:Anything about the moronic decision to bring him off the bench while the Wolves get their butt handed to them.

The moronic decision that was part of the reason the Wolves just won 4 in a row? Yeah, go back to your bridge.

lol. It depends what he means by "do anything". We will be a playoff contender in 2 years.

IAmTheTruth wrote:lol. It depends what he means by "do anything". We will be a playoff contender in 2 years.

I think "do anything" means ... "do anything", including the playoff, of course.

BTW, Rambis is doing the right thing, start with a pure center and his best 4.

Go Jefferson !!!

lobishome wrote:
BTW, Rambis is doing the right thing, start with a pure center

I know you dont mean Hollins, he has more personal fouls than rebounds this season

Personally I think Kahn would prefer a hybrid 3/4 as opposed to a true center. He wants length and added athleticism to compliment al/love and he's said it for quite awhile now. Both Love and Al are capable post defenders, simply poor help defenders.

I still think Earl Clark would be a great fit next to these 2. Who knows if he will ever have the maturity to make it in the league(s. williams 2.0?), but this guy could play with both al/love or switch in and play some 4 with each individually. He's actually got a 9'2 reach to and could provide some help on 5's with that sort of length.

I'm not sure why he's getting so few minutes in a system he should completely dominate. It has to be attitude or maturity?

^Aminu seems to fit that bill.

the_bruce wrote:Personally I think Kahn would prefer a hybrid 3/4 as opposed to a true center. He wants length and added athleticism to compliment al/love and he's said it for quite awhile now. Both Love and Al are capable post defenders, simply poor help defenders.

I still think Earl Clark would be a great fit next to these 2. Who knows if he will ever have the maturity to make it in the league(s. williams 2.0?), but this guy could play with both al/love or switch in and play some 4 with each individually. He's actually got a 9'2 reach to and could provide some help on 5's with that sort of length.

I'm not sure why he's getting so few minutes in a system he should completely dominate. It has to be attitude or maturity?

I think we need both.