theSkinny wrote:So he was turned into Scola, got messed over by JVG, interesting.
Sounds like he deserved it. "I was McGrady back home"? You'd hate to have a player joining your team with that attitude.
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theSkinny wrote:So he was turned into Scola, got messed over by JVG, interesting.
grumpwalter wrote:I don't know much about this guy,


Salted Meat wrote:I can see the logic in this. Trade Calderon and you'll still want a solid backup PG who can run the pick & roll. Getting him for $5M for a season (with a team option on a 2nd year) would be ideal. It's basically getting another Calderon at half the price.
Dr Mufasa wrote:I believe Jonas will be one of the biggest draft busts of all time.To me he's an unathletic Javale McGee.
Hassassin wrote:Salted Meat wrote:I can see the logic in this. Trade Calderon and you'll still want a solid backup PG who can run the pick & roll. Getting him for $5M for a season (with a team option on a 2nd year) would be ideal. It's basically getting another Calderon at half the price.
If the Raptors are going to be shelling out $5M per season for a player playing overseas, then you might as well give it to Bo McCalebb.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0toy0kh20E[/youtube]

Hassassin wrote:If the Raptors are going to be shelling out $5M per season for a player playing overseas, then you might as well give it to Bo McCalebb.

Tofubeque wrote:theSkinny wrote:So he was turned into Scola, got messed over by JVG, interesting.
Sounds like he deserved it. "I was McGrady back home"? You'd hate to have a player joining your team with that attitude.
Salted Meat wrote:I can see the logic in this. Trade Calderon and you'll still want a solid backup PG who can run the pick & roll. Getting him for $5M for a season (with a team option on a 2nd year) would be ideal. It's basically getting another Calderon at half the price.
Master Ze wrote:^His nickname is the Greek Steve Nash but how many Greek NBA players are there? After all, Hedo was the MJ of Turkey.
West Rouge wrote:sounds like a tasty dish
Hassassin wrote:Salted Meat wrote:I can see the logic in this. Trade Calderon and you'll still want a solid backup PG who can run the pick & roll. Getting him for $5M for a season (with a team option on a 2nd year) would be ideal. It's basically getting another Calderon at half the price.
If the Raptors are going to be shelling out $5M per season for a player playing overseas, then you might as well give it to Bo McCalebb.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0toy0kh20E[/youtube]
il7mago wrote:Greek Steve Nash is actually pretty accurate. It doesn't imply he has Nash's level, just that he has the same kind of game.
Hedo and MJ I don't get it. Bird I guess would make more sense.
No-lillard wrote:He's fantastic in europe
But he's a SG and 6 feets
Just a little undersized
theSkinny wrote:From wikiSpanoulis was traded by the Rockets, to the San Antonio Spurs, on July 12, 2007, along with a 2009 second-round draft pick, in exchange for center Jackie Butler, and the rights to Argentinian power forward Luis Scola.[30][31] On August 19, 2007, the Spurs released Spanoulis, giving him the chance to return back to Greece to play for Panathinaikos Athens, as he had requested. This was officially announced on August 23, 2007.Spanoulis agreed to play for Houston, at a price of $1,944,000 USD gross income per season, for 3 years, passing up on his former team Panathinaikos Athens' much larger offer of €1.6 million euros net income per season, over 3 years, just for a chance of playing in the NBA. Spanoulis made the Rockets' rotation,[28] but eventually, there was a falling out between him and Rockets coach Van Gundy, after Van Gundy benched Spanoulis, after the coach claimed that he had played poorly, citing that rookie players are dangerous for coaches that are in contract years, and that Spanoulis was too turnover prone and lacking in outside shooting touch to be a good fit in Van Gundy's offensive system design. Said Van Gundy about the situation: "(Spanoulis) says, 'I was [Tracy] McGrady back home.' Great. McGrady is McGrady here," .. "I feel badly for him. He feels he was misled. Frankly, he's been his own worst enemy in many ways. Some of it is excuses. His turnovers have been high; his fouls have been high; his shooting percentage has been low. I would rather anybody start out with self-evaluation — what can I do better? — versus lash out and blame. Because I'm not playing him now doesn't mean he won't play in the future or we don't feel he could be a good player. I think he's allowed his disappointment to go to discouragement, which has, at times, stunted his improvement. We'll see. We'll see.
So he was turned into Scola, got messed over by JVG, interesting.