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Methodman13
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Al Harrington 

Post#1 » by Methodman13 » Tue Feb 21, 2012 9:15 pm

Do you guys think that Al Harrington's value will dip considerably when the rest of the injured Nuggets get back into playing shape? I'm okay with a slight dip in his states, but I need at least 1.5 Threes, consistent double digit scoring and at least 5-6 rebounds from him a night... Is that asking too much?
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Re: Al Harrington 

Post#2 » by niQ » Tue Feb 21, 2012 9:22 pm

For his career, he's 13.8 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 1.0 threes.

Last season, I had him and he sucked.. but this season he's been playing very well. But according to your requirements, I think it's safe to say he'll average double digit scoring, at least 5 rpg, and I'm assuming 1-1.5 three per game.
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Re: Al Harrington 

Post#3 » by Apathy » Tue Feb 21, 2012 10:50 pm

yes, there's a good chance he goes through a shooting slump. he's already pretty one-dimensional. he's an ultimate sell-high and should be traded asap
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Re: Al Harrington 

Post#4 » by Methodman13 » Wed Feb 22, 2012 12:15 am

Can you target any players that you think I could get for him? Most of my league is very basketball savvy, so I probably couldn't pull the wool over anybody's eyes. Maybe a Marcus Thornton or a Thaddeus Young?
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Re: Al Harrington 

Post#5 » by Apathy » Wed Feb 22, 2012 12:22 am

if they're that basketball savvy i'd do my due diligence, propose a bunch of trades and if no one bites, just ride him out until he starts regressing and then drop him promptly

i rarely do 1-for-1s and team composition is responsible for any kind of proposal you throw out there so i don't know how much good throwing names out would be. just follow the cardinal rule of trades and you should be good: you gotta give up something to get something. so you're giving up harrington, who is risk. then expect to trade for risk. just be better at evaluating risk than your trade partner -shrugs-

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