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Al Harrington isn't the only player that wanted out of Golden State. Point guard Marcus Williams has grown frustrated with his lack of playing time.

After two decent seasons with the Nets, Williams was hoping for a fresh start and more playing time after being dealt to the Warriors on July 22.

It's still amazing to me that Rod got a 1st round pick for this bum.

He really did have a few solid games with us. Still, we should have drafted Farmar like I wanted lol.

I wonder who is gonna take him

Chris Morris wrote:http://www.realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/55629/20081123/williams_wants_out_of_golden_state/

Al Harrington isn't the only player that wanted out of Golden State. Point guard Marcus Williams has grown frustrated with his lack of playing time.

After two decent seasons with the Nets, Williams was hoping for a fresh start and more playing time after being dealt to the Warriors on July 22.

It's still amazing to me that Rod got a 1st round pick for this bum.

I liked him. I felt he was developed horribly under Frank. It sucks though that the highest we could get out of the pick is 11, which probably isn't happening.

Preludepunk27 wrote:He really did have a few solid games with us. Still, we should have drafted Farmar like I wanted lol.

I wonder who is gonna take him

few solid games! = two decent seasons

For once I don't blame him. I hate Don Nelson with a passion...

Rich Rane wrote:

Chris Morris wrote:http://www.realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/55629/20081123/williams_wants_out_of_golden_state/

Al Harrington isn't the only player that wanted out of Golden State. Point guard Marcus Williams has grown frustrated with his lack of playing time.

After two decent seasons with the Nets, Williams was hoping for a fresh start and more playing time after being dealt to the Warriors on July 22.

It's still amazing to me that Rod got a 1st round pick for this bum.

I liked him. I felt he was developed horribly under Frank. It sucks though that the highest we could get out of the pick is 11, which probably isn't happening.

I thought the highest it can be is 15.
We only get the pick if they make the playoffs and eventually if they don't in the seasons it is possible for us to receive it, it becomes back to back 2nd rounders.

of course he does...the problem is, he has to find a coach who is willing to trust him with the ball...he's not the worst pg in the league, he's still young and has potential...but I think he has a lot to learn...I hope for his sake, he realizes he might have to take the slow road rather than make demands...

You guys shisted us big time.

^^^ Haha we only shisted you if you make the playoffs in 2011.

St.Nick wrote:You guys shisted us big time.

You guys should have know better.

When Thorn or Kiki calls, you let it go to voice mail.

Just ask Cuban.

St.Nick wrote:You guys shisted us big time.

Yes we certainly did.

i love when scrubs demand trades. The GM is probably thinking "If I f***ing could, I f***ing would!"
It would be like Maurice Ager announcing to the media that he wants out of New Jersey.

chrbal wrote:i love when scrubs demand trades. The GM is probably thinking "If I f***ing could, I f***ing would!"
It would be like Maurice Ager announcing to the media that he wants out of New Jersey.

We would trade him to the Waived List.

I'll trade him for a bucket of chicken

i honestly think he can be a decent PG.. Maybe not a starter but at least a solid backup. It just seems like he doesnt get a chance anywhere he goes. In Jersey he had to play behind Kidd and then Harris once the trade happened. In Golden State he gets no PT. The most he played this season was 10 minutes and he had 4 assists in those 10 minutes. I think if given a chance somewhere he can be a solid player.

NjNeTs1029 wrote:i honestly think he can be a decent PG.. Maybe not a starter but at least a solid backup. It just seems like he doesnt get a chance anywhere he goes. In Jersey he had to play behind Kidd and then Harris once the trade happened.

Does not compute.

jiggity1226 wrote:I'll trade him for a bucket of chicken

Yeah, you're probably right but I still want a side of mash potatoes too He looked good with U Conn but He just can't seem to train, to push himself. CJ Watson...who lacked PG experiance (and major talent) out hustled him.

Chris Morris wrote:

NjNeTs1029 wrote:i honestly think he can be a decent PG.. Maybe not a starter but at least a solid backup. It just seems like he doesnt get a chance anywhere he goes. In Jersey he had to play behind Kidd and then Harris once the trade happened.

Does not compute.

well he wasnt getting a lot of time playing behind kidd because kidd was playing 35-40 mins a game.. Plus Frank never let him play through mistakes and he really never got to develop here. In Golden State he just gets no PT

The funny things is that the Warriors beat writers were all writing positive things about him, talking about how he was the best point guard in training camp etc., but Nellie just never gave him a chance proving to go with scrubs like DeMarcus Nelson instead.

S.I.C. GM wrote:

St.Nick wrote:You guys shisted us big time.

You guys should have know better.

When Thorn or Kiki calls, you let it go to voice mail.

Just ask Cuban.

Or Babcock.