RookieStar wrote:PSSSSTTT BS is a tool. He reads this board and gets his insider info
This is true, btw.
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RookieStar wrote:PSSSSTTT BS is a tool. He reads this board and gets his insider info
PigsEatHam wrote:RookieStar wrote:pokerfan12 wrote:@rookiestar
That's right after all dwights intro to the league was being on a poster of a dunk. and last time I checked Bynum was no defensive stopper.
Yup not saying Brooke will, just that the alternative means reliving the Grant Hill era. Don't tell me majority here is willing to undergo that again? What's even worse is the guy we are putting our hopes for and wanting to play isn't as classy as Hill.... heck exact opposite of Grant
Hill, who was so classy as to kill our salary cap for seven years, and then when finally healthy, head off to what he thought was greener pastures in Phoenix. I don't hate the man--and he isn't a dirty player like Bynum--but it's not as though he has some powerful streak of loyalty in him.
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The reasoning behind the Lakers pulling out "the price was getting way too high" -- would have little left after the deal but Kobe & Paul
@MagicInsider Brian Schmitz
Magic envision new post-Howard starting lineup of Chris Paul, Andrew Bynum, Jason Richardson, Jameer Nelson and Big Baby Davis.
Cigamodnalro wrote:RookieStar wrote:PSSSSTTT BS is a tool. He reads this board and gets his insider info
This is true, btw.
RookieStar wrote:To be fair, we found out about the douche move only AFTER his contract was up. During the entire time he was with us.... we didn't even suspect a thing
Howard Mass wrote:Chris Paul would not resign here if Dwight wasn't here.
On a potential Bynum/Gasol/Picks/filler for Dwight and bad contracts deal................
It would probably be the best deal and one of them could be flipped for youth and picks.
However, I would not do the deal because it's The Lakers.
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BelgianMagic wrote:In Bynum's defense, they did say he worked really hard during the summer ..
He'll always be injury-prone, but you also gotta admit he's the 2nd best C in the league WHEN HEALTHY
I think if you put McGee back then, he would get those blocks just as easily as Russell did. Russell's athleticism was well ahead of the players of his time, and that's about it.
MitchellUK wrote:Personally, I've no interest in getting back mediocre talent for Dwight and treading water as a 7th or 8th seed for a couple of years before the front office decides it's finally time to blow it up. I wouldn't want any established players other than those with expiring contracts, if Dwight's on his way. I'd be calling up the Clippers and asking them for this deal:
http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachi ... Id=7go2koj
Plus Minnesota's unprotected 2012 first rounder and (if we can squeeze it out of them) a couple of other picks. Gives us two decent enough young prospects in Aminu and Bledsoe, cap relief from Kaman's (who we could at some point look to flip for picks or other prospects from playoff teams wanting a center), and also two terrific shots at a top three pick in next years draft (because we will definitely be lotto bound, and so will Minnesota). We'd have solid prospects at PG and SF, and a couple of shots to add one or even two of Drummond, Sullinger, Lamb and Davis.
We'd be in a terrific situation to build quickly from the ground up. Contending teams will likely be very interested in people like Jason Richardson, JJ Redick, Meer and Big Baby if we started clearing house, depending on their needs, giving us the chance to acquire more picks, youth or trade exceptions.
I reckon the Clippers would be willing to do it, because they get a shot at Dwight Howard without touching any of their key young players, Griffin, Jordan or Gordon.
BelgianMagic wrote:We could also do a 4-team deal based on the dead CP3 deal;
- Those players going from Houston to NOH still go to NOH
- Dwight&Hedo to LAL
- Gasol to HOU
- CP3&Bynum to ORL
J-Mezzy wrote:I don't see the point of trading Howard away if we get Paul.