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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#21 » by Yungsta404 » Mon Feb 11, 2013 8:17 pm

smoove in brooklyn would be a hilarious and entertaining situation. :lol: Just adding another bad attitude to add to an already bad situation.

Can you imagine him always bringing the ball up the court then deron calls him out in the media for it? Or countless news articles killing him about his shot selection? etc...
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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#22 » by ATL Boy » Mon Feb 11, 2013 8:29 pm

BK isn't a good trading partner, unless they give Lopez I can't see a trade going down, Ferry has done everything right up to this point and there's no way that he takes a big cap hit (he really values his cap) for Mr. Kardashian
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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#23 » by Rip2137 » Mon Feb 11, 2013 8:47 pm

Yungsta404 wrote:smoove in brooklyn would be a hilarious and entertaining situation. :lol: Just adding another bad attitude to add to an already bad situation.

Can you imagine him always bringing the ball up the court then deron calls him out in the media for it? Or countless news articles killing him about his shot selection? etc...



I think other fan bases aren't as...I can't think of a word....as you guys.

Fun fact, Joe Johnson, Deron Williams take just as many or more bad shots as Josh smith does in a game. They do so without playing a BIT of defense, rebounding the ball and sulk alot. yet they don't get HALF the flack you guys give Josh.

You guys just watch from way to close. I am becoming convinced that the only basketball you guys watch are the Hawks because you all seem to have this glowing opinion of whats going on with other teams. 100% truth, Josh Smith is having a better season than Joe Johnson and Deron Williams. Around here though, you would think he is the worse player in the NBA.
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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#24 » by Hawk4Playoffs » Mon Feb 11, 2013 8:58 pm

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Yungsta404 wrote:smoove in brooklyn would be a hilarious and entertaining situation. :lol: Just adding another bad attitude to add to an already bad situation.

Can you imagine him always bringing the ball up the court then deron calls him out in the media for it? Or countless news articles killing him about his shot selection? etc...



I think other fan bases aren't as...I can't think of a word....as you guys.

Fun fact, Joe Johnson, Deron Williams take just as many or more bad shots as Josh smith does in a game. They do so without playing a BIT of defense, rebounding the ball and sulk alot. yet they don't get HALF the flack you guys give Josh.

You guys just watch from way to close. I am becoming convinced that the only basketball you guys watch are the Hawks because you all seem to have this glowing opinion of whats going on with other teams. 100% truth, Josh Smith is having a better season than Joe Johnson and Deron Williams. Around here though, you would think he is the worse player in the NBA.


nobody would argue that JJ or deron is having a better season than smoove. its just that smoove could be doing better and playing smarter... less jump shots and less taking the ball up the court... more boxing out and running back on D
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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#25 » by Rip2137 » Mon Feb 11, 2013 9:06 pm

I think that if you think Josh does ANY of that less than Deron or Joe(like, seriously, even CLOSE) then you haven't watched the nets play. Of course omitting the bringing the ball of the court part.

Deron and Joe haven't been getting back on d, playing d in the halfcourt, taking horrible shots, refusing to pass the ball (none of you can even try to accuse josh of that) arguing with officials, taking too many jumpers without going inside to Lopez....all that and yet there aren't "countless news articles" calling them out about it.

Can Josh play better? Yep. Is he playing better than most of the league. Yep. You guys just seem to be standing too close to recognize it. Hell, I want Al Jefferson here for Josh, but I am fully aware he doens't get back on D, and doesn't give alot of effort defensively and gets too jumpshot happy at times and can be a black hole on offense(along with milsap) But I appreciate his positives and udnerstand that his positives outweigh his faults.

You guys seem to be of the thinking that 3-4 jumpers and 3 turnovers a game out weigh 17 points, 8.5 rebounds, 4 assist, 2+ blocks, being our most versitile defender and only source of intimidation at the rim. i don't agree with that.

Also, I can't wrap my head around this "doesn't get back on D" thing. Every once in a while he argues too long. But to ignore the time and time again he is closest to the rim on a outlet and somehow ends up challenging the shot at the other end is kinda amazing to me.
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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#26 » by Hawk4Playoffs » Mon Feb 11, 2013 9:45 pm

Rip2137 wrote:I think that if you think Josh does ANY of that less than Deron or Joe(like, seriously, even CLOSE) then you haven't watched the nets play. Of course omitting the bringing the ball of the court part.

Deron and Joe haven't been getting back on d, playing d in the halfcourt, taking horrible shots, refusing to pass the ball (none of you can even try to accuse josh of that) arguing with officials, taking too many jumpers without going inside to Lopez....all that and yet there aren't "countless news articles" calling them out about it.

Can Josh play better? Yep. Is he playing better than most of the league. Yep. You guys just seem to be standing too close to recognize it. Hell, I want Al Jefferson here for Josh, but I am fully aware he doens't get back on D, and doesn't give alot of effort defensively and gets too jumpshot happy at times and can be a black hole on offense(along with milsap) But I appreciate his positives and udnerstand that his positives outweigh his faults.

You guys seem to be of the thinking that 3-4 jumpers and 3 turnovers a game out weigh 17 points, 8.5 rebounds, 4 assist, 2+ blocks, being our most versitile defender and only source of intimidation at the rim. i don't agree with that.

Also, I can't wrap my head around this "doesn't get back on D" thing. Every once in a while he argues too long. But to ignore the time and time again he is closest to the rim on a outlet and somehow ends up challenging the shot at the other end is kinda amazing to me.


Things Deron Williams and Joe Johnson already have that Josh Smith doesn't... MAX CONTRACT! I don't know why you keep insisting on comparing Josh to those 2.

Nobody is trying to compare JJ or Deron to Josh! Hawks fans are hypercritical of Josh because he capable of playing better. He is very gifted but he is still a bonehead. We want him to stop taking jumpers and dribbling the ball. Its the little things. Nobody is denying anything he does. Its just he can do better. He is 27 years old. Still young. Josh Smith still hasn't played his best game in his career. Joe and Deron already have. Josh can play better than he is playing.

Watch the game tonight and watch josh walk back after he turns the ball over... or argue calls. Its always something.
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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#27 » by parson » Mon Feb 11, 2013 10:32 pm

Rip2137 wrote:Fun fact, Joe Johnson, Deron Williams take just as many or more bad shots as Josh smith does in a game. They do so without playing a BIT of defense, rebounding the ball and sulk alot. yet they don't get HALF the flack you guys give Josh.

Sorry, but that is not right. If Joe takes a 23 ft shot that's wide open, that's a good shot. If Smith takes the same shot, it's a bad shot. The difference is Joe can shoot. Teams run over to cover him when he's open outside. On the other hand, teams run away to leave Smith open so that he'll take the shot. Sure, Joe's having a blah year but he's a much (much, much) better outside shooter than Josh Smith - and I shouldn't have to tell you that. AND Joe and Williams are good defenders AND they rebound for their position AND they never sulk as badly as Smith. In all the years we had Joe, I never saw him pout and cry like Smith, even when I thought he ought to.

I defend Smith all the time (when I'm not trying to trade him for Bogut or Drummond or whomever) but he deserves the criticism about his shot selection.
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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#28 » by ATL Boy » Mon Feb 11, 2013 11:38 pm

parson wrote:
Rip2137 wrote:Fun fact, Joe Johnson, Deron Williams take just as many or more bad shots as Josh smith does in a game. They do so without playing a BIT of defense, rebounding the ball and sulk alot. yet they don't get HALF the flack you guys give Josh.

Sorry, but that is not right. If Joe takes a 23 ft shot that's wide open, that's a good shot. If Smith takes the same shot, it's a bad shot. The difference is Joe can shoot. Teams run over to cover him when he's open outside. On the other hand, teams run away to leave Smith open so that he'll take the shot. Sure, Joe's having a blah year but he's a much (much, much) better outside shooter than Josh Smith - and I shouldn't have to tell you that. AND Joe and Williams are good defenders AND they rebound for their position AND they never sulk as badly as Smith. In all the years we had Joe, I never saw him pout and cry like Smith, even when I thought he ought to.

This, you can't compare Josh's outside shooting to Joe's
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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#29 » by D21 » Tue Feb 12, 2013 12:16 am

Jamaaliver wrote:Is there still a rule in place that prevents teams from trading their own 1st round picks in consecutive years?


There never was this rule, it's only "future first picks" (like 2013 and 2014 if traded now) that you can't trade in consecutive years, but nothing against trading your first round picks each year.
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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#30 » by Jamaaliver » Tue Feb 12, 2013 12:56 am

What is the Ted Stepien Rule?

The NBA prohibits teams from trading first-round draft picks in successive seasons. The rule was put in place in response to Ted Stepien's disastrous run as owner and de facto general manager of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
During Stepien's reign, the Cavaliers made a practice of trading future draft picks for marginal veteran players. His most notable deal sent a 1982 first-round pick to the Los Angeles Lakers in exchange for Dan Ford and the 22nd overall pick in 1980. That 1982 pick wound up being the first overall selection, which the Lakers used to select future hall-of-famer James Worthy.


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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#31 » by FCNATL85 » Tue Feb 12, 2013 1:15 am

Josh + Scott to the Nets with ATL 2nd pick

Tyreke Evans + Cousins to ATL

Humpries + Brooks + ATL 1st and BRO 1st

ATL:
Cousins- Zaza- Petro
Horford-Johnson- Tolliver
Korver-Stevenson- Tolliver
Evans- Jenkins- Morrow
Teague- Harris-Pargo

ATL still keeps HOU 1st and 2nd
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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#32 » by Hawk4Playoffs » Tue Feb 12, 2013 1:27 am

FCNATL85 wrote:Josh + Scott to the Nets with ATL 2nd pick

Tyreke Evans + Cousins to ATL

Humpries + Brooks + ATL 1st and BRO 1st

ATL:
Cousins- Zaza- Petro
Horford-Johnson- Tolliver
Korver-Stevenson- Tolliver
Evans- Jenkins- Morrow
Teague- Harris-Pargo

ATL still keeps HOU 1st and 2nd


I love it! But would the kings love it?
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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#33 » by Jamaaliver » Tue Feb 12, 2013 1:38 am

D21 wrote:
Jamaaliver wrote:Is there still a rule in place that prevents teams from trading their own 1st round picks in consecutive years?


There never was this rule, it's only "future first picks" (like 2013 and 2014 if traded now) that you can't trade in consecutive years, but nothing against trading your first round picks each year.


Teams are restricted from trading away future first round draft picks in consecutive years. This is known as the "Ted Stepien Rule. The Stepien rule applies only to future first round picks. When dealing with protected picks, the Stepien rule is interpreted to mean that teams can't trade a pick if there is any chance it will leave the team without a first round pick in consecutive future drafts.

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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#34 » by FCNATL85 » Tue Feb 12, 2013 2:54 am

Kings are getting good return. Humpries is a 12-10 as a starter, Brooks needs only PT to explode while they will still get 2 1sts in the transaction.. not bad...considering the struggles there for both Tyreke and Cousins.
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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#35 » by Jamaaliver » Tue Feb 12, 2013 4:19 am

THAT TRADE...

is very lopsided.
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Re: Brooklyn Nets want Josh Smith 

Post#36 » by azuresou1 » Tue Feb 12, 2013 5:43 pm

SAC would never in a million years take that trade.

No one wants Humphries, Nets don't have many moveable parts.

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