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Post#21 » by Telfaire » Sat Mar 8, 2008 10:41 am

The Clippers could use Frye as a 3rd bigman off the bench, he could mesh well with both Brand and Kaman.
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Post#22 » by NBAMAN2006 » Sat Mar 8, 2008 11:16 am

I think we might as wel try and trade for Magette while also attempting to move up for Mayo.

Something like...

TRADE 1

LAC Trades
-Corey Maggette
TOTAL: 8.4M

Portland Trades
-Martell Webster(3.77M)
-Channing Frye(3.63M)
-Sergio Rodriguez(1.05M)
-NYK 2008 2nd round pick(#31-36)
TOTAL: 8.45M


TRADE 2

Milwaukee Trades
-Bobby Simmons(9.92M)
-Dan Gadzuric(6.25)
-Milwaukee's 2008 1st round pick(#7-9)
TOTAL: 16.17

Portland Trades
-Raef LaFrentz(12.72M)
-Jarrett Jack(2M)
-Portland's 2008 1st round pick(#11-13)
-PHX 2008 2nd round pick(#52-58)
TOTAL: 14.72M

DRAFT PICKS
-Draft OJ Mayo with #7-8(From MIL)
-Draft Richard Hendrix with #31-36(From MEM)

NOTE: We get Miles to retire so he can go all-pro in fat bong rips.

2008/09 Roster
PG- OJ Mayo/Steve Blake/Petteri Koponen
SG- Brandon Roy/Rudy Fernandez/James Jones
SF- Corey Maggette/Bobby Simmons/James Jones
PF- LaMarcus Aldridge/Travis Outlaw/Josh McRoberts or Richard Hendrix
C- Greg Oden/Joel Pryzbilla/Dan Gadzuric
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Post#23 » by Norm2953 » Sun Mar 9, 2008 6:54 am

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The problem is that the Clips have a lot of forwards already. TThomas, Al Thornton, Ross, Etc. I think this might be a better three way option.

Also, cruising the Clippers board, they don't seem all that attached to Maggette. I don't know if he's a great fit for the Blazers, but the Clippers are an interesting idea.


I'd trade anyone with the Blazers not named Oden, LA and Roy
for the rights to OJ Mayo. I think he would give us a player like Gilbert Arenas which is a guy who is a constant threat to score 30 points on a given night. If we had to trade Outlaw, Rudi, Martell or whoever, adding an OJ Mayo along with a returning Oden will make us overnight into a 50+ win team, even in the western conference.
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Post#24 » by UGotThrilled » Sun Mar 9, 2008 7:17 am

I havent seen Mayo play, but he sounds like a poor defender and reckless offensive player with a lot of potential. Also has a questionable attitude. I dunno, he could be great, but I think I would be more interested in looking elsewhere to build our team.
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Post#25 » by Spykes » Sun Mar 9, 2008 4:56 pm

UGotThrilled wrote:I havent seen Mayo play, but he sounds like a poor defender and reckless offensive player with a lot of potential. Also has a questionable attitude. I dunno, he could be great, but I think I would be more interested in looking elsewhere to build our team.


I don't know where you've heard that, but everything I've read about his defense has been EXTREMELY positive. He's been a great defender in college and shut down some of the nations top PG's.
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Post#26 » by UGotThrilled » Sun Mar 9, 2008 7:26 pm

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I don't know where you've heard that, but everything I've read about his defense has been EXTREMELY positive. He's been a great defender in college and shut down some of the nations top PG's.



I was basing my statement off of the analysis on the mock lottery draft mini-analysis, which states that he has turned in some "less than inspiring performances on the defensive end." However, looking at the website that is linked to on the Westbrook thread, I found this:

The silver lining from this season has to do with Mayo
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Post#27 » by SoHo » Sun Mar 9, 2008 9:30 pm

Mayo's defense has been a huge plus this season. A lot of that comes from the Memphis v. USC game where he really took Rose out of the game with his excellent defense. In short, when he is focused he can be an excellent defender.

I really just can't see Mayo slipping all that far in this year's draft. He's been playing well and I think much improved from the beginning of the year. His team is also playing well right now, if they make a splash in the tournament his stock is going to go crazy. I also think he'll do really well in workouts when he gets a chance to go one on one against Derrick Rose, Eric Gordon, and Jerryd Bayless.

Then again there is the silly statement he made yesterday about how he's going back to school...riiiiiiggghhhhtttt...
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Post#28 » by Butter » Sun Mar 9, 2008 9:40 pm

SoHo wrote:Mayo's defense has been a huge plus this season. A lot of that comes from the Memphis v. USC game where he really took Rose out of the game with his excellent defense. In short, when he is focused he can be an excellent defender.

I really just can't see Mayo slipping all that far in this year's draft. He's been playing well and I think much improved from the beginning of the year. His team is also playing well right now, if they make a splash in the tournament his stock is going to go crazy. I also think he'll do really well in workouts when he gets a chance to go one on one against Derrick Rose, Eric Gordon, and Jerryd Bayless.

Then again there is the silly statement he made yesterday about how he's going back to school...riiiiiiggghhhhtttt...


I agree. I think Mayo's early reputation as a trouble maker caused him to slip initially, but I think he'll end up going in the top 10 easily, probably a little higher than that.

I think the Blazers will be better of shooting for a veteran PG. However, its tough to argue with the success that young PG's like Deron Williams and Chris Paul have had.
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Post#29 » by DmoneyH3 » Sun Mar 9, 2008 9:48 pm

would 6 and 13 be able to get us into the top 2?
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Post#30 » by PhilipNelsonFan » Sun Mar 9, 2008 10:04 pm

I don't even know if we need to get into the top 10.

Look at how this draft class is shaping up. Derrick Rose, Michael Beasley, DeAndre Jordan and Brook Lopez are top-5 picks. Donte Greene of Syracuse is a top-10 pick. Jerryd Bayless, Eric Gordon, and now Russell Westbrook are all top-10 picks.

This leaves guys like Darren Collison, Ty Lawson and DJ Augustin, who are good college players that I believe will translate pretty well into the pro game. Those three will all go outside the top-10 and Portland doesn't have to bother with a trade.

As of right now, any differences between a Bayless and a Lawson are pretty relative and will not be settled until a) college prospects start to declare for the draft and b) postseason workouts are conducted.
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Post#31 » by UGotThrilled » Sun Mar 9, 2008 10:23 pm

UGotThrilled wrote:I havent seen Mayo play, but he sounds like a poor defender and reckless offensive player with a lot of potential. Also has a questionable attitude. I dunno, he could be great, but I think I would be more interested in looking elsewhere to build our team.


Are You (Please Use More Appropriate Word)? Why dont you start reading stuff before you post? Mayo has had so few incidents during his time in college. Just read what his coach says about him:

He's the most misrepresented, misportrayed athlete I've seen coming into college. He's been very dependable and accountable. He's a great kid -- I wish him the best whatever happens.


http://scores.espn.go.com/ncb/recap?gameId=280680030

I totally think Mayo would fit great next to Roy, with his excellent shooting and tough defense. He will only continue to improve, and despite his reputation, he has had very few incidents. Essentially none during his year at college.
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Post#32 » by ph1sh55 » Sun Mar 9, 2008 10:36 pm

Did you just call yourself (Please Use More Appropriate Word)? I'm so confused right now. Maybe you are schizo? :D
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Post#33 » by Spykes » Sun Mar 9, 2008 10:37 pm

UGotThrilled wrote:
UGotThrilled wrote:I havent seen Mayo play, but he sounds like a poor defender and reckless offensive player with a lot of potential. Also has a questionable attitude. I dunno, he could be great, but I think I would be more interested in looking elsewhere to build our team.


Are You (Please Use More Appropriate Word)? Why dont you start reading stuff before you post? Mayo has had so few incidents during his time in college. Just read what his coach says about him:

http://scores.espn.go.com/ncb/recap?gameId=280680030

I totally think Mayo would fit great next to Roy, with his excellent shooting and tough defense. He will only continue to improve, and despite his reputation, he has had very few incidents. Essentially none during his year at college.


Dude, did you just call yourself (Please Use More Appropriate Word)?

I was about tell you to not attack people like this, but um... I've never seen someone try and start a fight with themselves before.

You also get double points for the ironic quote of you telling yourself... "Why dont you start reading stuff before you post?"

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Post#34 » by UGotThrilled » Sun Mar 9, 2008 10:51 pm

Just kind of making fun of myself after realizing that my assumptions were wrong. Even though I think the thought about Mayo's attitude is a pretty widely held (albeit incorrect, according to his coach) opinion of him. I guess Mayo brings the two things that I want most in a back court mate for Roy: shooting and defense, plus he seems to have more upside as a bonus.
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Post#35 » by Mr Odd » Sun Mar 9, 2008 11:13 pm

Its dumb to draft anyone below the top #5 (unless Mayo drops).
The Blazers will get around the 12th-14th pick most likely and
there are no impact players around there. Blazers do not need
any more young guys that will most likely be no better then
good role/bench players. Trade up or trade for a proven guy.
If Pritchard cant do that then he'll have his first bad lotto night.

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Post#36 » by Wizenheimer » Sun Mar 9, 2008 11:28 pm

Spykes wrote:-= original quote snipped =-



Dude, did you just call yourself (Please Use More Appropriate Word)?

I was about tell you to not attack people like this, but um... I've never seen someone try and start a fight with themselves before.

You also get double points for the ironic quote of you telling yourself... "Why dont you start reading stuff before you post?"

:lol:


yeah...even though I write 'LOL" occasionally, I rarely have more then a chuckle, but seeing UGotThrilled being drilled by UGotThrilled was a true LOL.

Tell me Spykes...if he keeps insulting himself will he get suspended?
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Post#37 » by BlackMamba » Sun Mar 9, 2008 11:34 pm

well, livingston as a blazer would be sweet.
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Post#38 » by PhilipNelsonFan » Mon Mar 10, 2008 12:35 am

He would, but I don't think Baylor gives up on him.
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Post#39 » by Mr Odd » Mon Mar 10, 2008 1:38 am

You guys are all on something.. .lol

Clippers trading us their pick.. .hehe

I want whatever you all are on.. .!!

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Post#40 » by edwinko » Mon Mar 10, 2008 11:13 am

moving up to top 5 would be impossible unless we include one of the big 3. but from #6 onwards, i don't think it's that hard, we have got the right pieces to do so if KP is willing to pull the trigger. lafrentz's contract, outlaw, martell, jack, frye, our own first rounder or even taking some bad contracts.

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