OT - Wiretap: Firesale in Milwaukee?
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Redd pretty much anchors the worst perimeter defensive team in the league . He is a terrible defender. That can't be stressed enough. Using google (thanks Andrew Bogut) I looked at his salary and figured our FO wouldn't be stupid enough to actually trade for this guy.
Something about pairing that guy with Jose (at the moment) just scares the crap out of me. But it's all good though, we have a great shot blocking and post defending presence to make up for such awful perimeter D.
Something about pairing that guy with Jose (at the moment) just scares the crap out of me. But it's all good though, we have a great shot blocking and post defending presence to make up for such awful perimeter D.
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beefman wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
if based on talent, yes.
but based on team needs, then no. we needs hump's tough rebounding and inside hustle more than charlie's offense.
AGE
Hump 22 > CV 23
MPG
Hump 16 < CV 19
Shooting %
Hump 49.4 > CV 43.8
FT &
Charlie 73.5 > Hump 68.5
Rebounding
Charlie 4.7 > Hump 4.6
OFF REB
Hump 1.7 > CV 1.6
Ast/To ratio
Hump .625 > CV .416
Steals
Hump .4 > CV .2
Block
Hump .5 > CV .3
PPG
CV 9.3 > Hump 7
note: CV attempts 8.3 fg per game vs Humps 5.8
Hump has more upside, plays better defense and is more efficient than CV...this talent you speak of has only showed itself once... near the end of his rookie season on a terrible team when the game meant absolutly nothing...
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Most of those stats are off by tenths, is it really relevant?
Most of those stats are off by tenths, is it really relevant?
Roy's the best player I've played against outside this guy from my hood in Queensbridge, guy named Mike Chaplain. He went to jail when he was 15 years old. He was the best player I played against, now it's Brandon Roy.
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TorontoHuskies wrote:Hump has more upside, plays better defense and is more efficient than CV...this talent you speak of has only showed itself once... near the end of his rookie season on a terrible team when the game meant absolutly nothing...
Hump is an energy player. His potential is to be a solid energy player and first big man off the bench. CV is a MUCH better shooter, ballhandler, and passer than Hump and has the potential to be a starting forward.
lmao I also love how you pulled out stats like AST/TO ratio to help your weak point
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deknow wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Really? A lottery pick Redd and a up and comer? Me thinks not TMAc can't even stay healthy!
Tmac is still better then Redd,
Bonzi is playing well too.
IF hes healthy, bucks win big time.
I still remember buck fans saying they are a better team then the raptors.
blaming last year on injuries.
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LittleOzzy wrote:Looks like some rumours are already starting to stream in
The latest is....
Redd, Villanueva, and a 1st round pick to Houston for Tracy McGrady and Bonzi Wells.
This is taken from the Bucks board and comes from Peter Vescey
Thanks for the find LittleOzzy, but it's a 50-50 thing with Vescey ... However, if this deal does go through, I remember T-Mac complaining about the weather up here, good luck to him in Milwaukee ...