Why not just Buy Out Kwame Brown
Why not just Buy Out Kwame Brown
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Why not just Buy Out Kwame Brown
Why not just Buy Out Kwame Brown?
You might save 10-15% on the contract... you obvoiusly don't want to resign him or play him?
If i am Kwame I'd want that to happen and then sign with a team that needs him like Orlando, San Antonio, Celtics, New Orleans, Dallas, etc..
You might save 10-15% on the contract... you obvoiusly don't want to resign him or play him?
If i am Kwame I'd want that to happen and then sign with a team that needs him like Orlando, San Antonio, Celtics, New Orleans, Dallas, etc..
Kwame Brown is servicable, get over it.
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no, it wouldn't save us much.....
we would have to sign another player, that would eat into that 10-15%...
we need players and kwame is a player....even though he doesn't have a future with the Griz, doesn't mean we can't keep him and play him here and there...
he has a chance to prove himself the rest of the year and get a better contract next season, he should take advantage of it.....
not every freaking nba player deserves the right to get bought out and play for a "winner"....
are you the only kwame brown player fan in the world?
we would have to sign another player, that would eat into that 10-15%...
we need players and kwame is a player....even though he doesn't have a future with the Griz, doesn't mean we can't keep him and play him here and there...
he has a chance to prove himself the rest of the year and get a better contract next season, he should take advantage of it.....
not every freaking nba player deserves the right to get bought out and play for a "winner"....
are you the only kwame brown player fan in the world?
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commadoor 64 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
So does Darko.
no he does not.. lol..he fouls way too much and goes for too many block shots. and gets beat off the dribble.
kwame doesn't do alot of shot blocking but he does the other things defensively very well. A contending team would love him to match up against another big man ala Dwight Howard, Tim Duncan, KG, etc..
Kwame Brown is servicable, get over it.
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jimmywolfrey wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
no he does not.. lol..he fouls way too much and goes for too many block shots. and gets beat off the dribble.
kwame doesn't do alot of shot blocking but he does the other things defensively very well. A contending team would love him to match up against another big man ala Dwight Howard, Tim Duncan, KG, etc..
So he stands there! We've seen that, and notice that he is not playing. Darko is far more active than Kwame on the defensive end, and no as stated above it costs the Grizz more money to waive him than it does to just keep him keeping the seats warm.
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jimmywolfrey wrote:If i am Kwame I'd want that to happen and then sign with a team that needs him like Orlando, San Antonio, Celtics, New Orleans, Dallas, etc..
I would love to see how any of those 3 teams "need him".
Kwame sucks, Memphis needs bodies, Kwame has an expiring contract, Kwame is still a Grizzlie.
Kwame will still sign with some NBA team in the offseason in spite of everything. Because whether you like it or not hes still a 24 year old 7 footer with loads of "upside".
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PhD Griz wrote:no, it wouldn't save us much.....
we would have to sign another player, that would eat into that 10-15%...
we need players and kwame is a player....even though he doesn't have a future with the Griz, doesn't mean we can't keep him and play him here and there...
he has a chance to prove himself the rest of the year and get a better contract next season, he should take advantage of it.....
not every freaking nba player deserves the right to get bought out and play for a "winner"....
are you the only kwame brown player fan in the world?
NO HE WON'T
As a guy who watched Kwame in Wash and in LA, don't believe any good you see from this guy. Cut him and save yourself from the pain.
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jimmywolfrey wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
no he does not.. lol..he fouls way too much and goes for too many block shots. and gets beat off the dribble.
kwame doesn't do alot of shot blocking but he does the other things defensively very well. A contending team would love him to match up against another big man ala Dwight Howard, Tim Duncan, KG, etc..
Agreed. Especially if you have a PF who is the low post option for the team where Kwame doesnt have to be a option in the post. Just have him focus on 1 on 1 D
As a Laker fan i think he would be perfect for them now because Gasol will handle all the scoring from the interior. You start Bynum and Gasol and you can sometimes go with Kwame, Gasol and Lamar up front with Kwame guarding Yao Ming, Duncan or whoever the dominant low post player is for the other team.
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chrbal wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
I would love to see how any of those 3 teams "need him".
Dallas certainly dont have much after Dampier gets into foul trouble
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So why isn't Kwame getting much playing time? Is Darko taking up all the minutes at the center position?
Kwame has very low basketball IQ, his head isn't always paying attention to the game as he wonders off looking at the crowd for some movie stars or a bug crawling on the basketball floor wanting to follow it to see where it will lead him; but Kwame has athletic and physicality to take it with the best of them once he is focus. Put him in a match up against Duncan and he could very well surprise you. In at least one game against the Suns in the playoffs, he was a scoring machine playing great defense against Amare. He'll disappear in the next game but still providing the dirty work.
But on a losing team with nothing to play for, I am starting to see why Kwame wouldn't play.
Kwame has very low basketball IQ, his head isn't always paying attention to the game as he wonders off looking at the crowd for some movie stars or a bug crawling on the basketball floor wanting to follow it to see where it will lead him; but Kwame has athletic and physicality to take it with the best of them once he is focus. Put him in a match up against Duncan and he could very well surprise you. In at least one game against the Suns in the playoffs, he was a scoring machine playing great defense against Amare. He'll disappear in the next game but still providing the dirty work.
But on a losing team with nothing to play for, I am starting to see why Kwame wouldn't play.