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Re: The Allen Iverson Experiment has officially ended
Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 11:47 pm
by Kyrama
Doesn't matter. We wouldn't have won it all even if things did work out. The young guys get some playing time, we get a better draft pick than 29th or 30th for once, and we have a shot at a decent FA in 2010. Works for me.
Re: The Allen Iverson Experiment has officially ended
Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 11:52 pm
by Mr Awesome
AI just doesn't fit there, Denver did something similar. Both teams traded for him and expected to turn him into a completely different player. The Pistons knew what they were getting when they got AI (or should have known) and they still tried to change his game to fit the way they wanted to play. If a guy doesn't fit your style, don't trade for him. They should start Stucky at PG, AI at the 2, and bring RIP off the bench. Either that, or just trade RIP altogether. I like RIP, a lot actually, but him and AI just don't work.
Re: The Allen Iverson Experiment has officially ended
Posted: Thu Dec 11, 2008 1:06 am
by BDM22
Save this thread for when AI is traded. Otherwise, the experiment lives on for a good 60+ more games.
I am way more concerned about Michael Curry right now.
Re: The Allen Iverson Experiment has officially ended
Posted: Thu Dec 11, 2008 7:25 am
by NetsForce
The Nets lost to the 2nd worst team in basketball today, I'm glad they've already started to rebuild though...
Re: The Allen Iverson Experiment has officially ended
Posted: Thu Dec 11, 2008 11:16 am
by Rasho Brezec
NetsForce wrote:The Nets lost to the 2nd worst team in basketball today, I'm glad they've already started to rebuild though...
You usually know what you're talking about, is this just sarcasm?