With Our New Global Director of Scouting:How about Saer Sene

[VCShox66]

He's very interesting and would be a great fit at backup C for us long term. Though I have no idea what SEA is doing with their bigmen; they have Swift, Petro, Sene and even Wilcox at C. I doubt they keep all those guys. I'd love to get Sene from them, maybe even Petro.

yea they have too many bigs, and they're all relatively young.
personally, i'm more intrigued by petro, he's more developed and can hit the outside shot, ofcourse not the way bargs can, but solid jumper from 18 out.

not too sure about his d tho.
i would even take a run at swift, as long as the asking price isnt' too high.

[zong]

i wouldnt mind trading Dixon for him but I dunno if Seattle wants his small expiring

[ponder276]

I just don't see why Seattle would trade him. He needs tons of time to develop, but Seattle are gonna be terrible for a few more years, so they can afford to wait. Unless you wanna give up Bargs or Calderon (either of which would be a terrible deal) I don't see us getting him.

[dagger]

Honestly I really doubt Sene goes anywhere. He's just a bad basketball player. He's very bad offensivly. Poor defensivly other then blocking shots. But has long arms for a 7 footer and is athletic. There might not be a lot of 7 footers that are as long as him, but there are a lot of 7 footers that are good at basketball.

This reminds me of how some teenage girls can get pregnant three or four times before discover birth control or self control. Seattle has drafted three seven footers now, all in the lottery, and none of them looks like they will amount to anything significant. Yet the temptation is always there to go for the next ultra-long, ultra-tall, ultra athletic and ultra-raw kid who comes around.

Sometime it's better just to say no.