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Pull a Van Horn?

Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 9:58 pm
by greenbeans
Anyone think we can use Olowakandi as tradebait??
The main target I have in mind is Stephen Jackson. With Ellis going down it's full blown panic mode on the GS board. He's seemingly a perfect replacement for Posey. He has bought into the team concept before with SA(It got iffy at the end if i remember correctly though), he's used to smallball(if Doc continues to insist), the only issue is his D isnt as good as James' but who can say that?
thought??

Re: Pull a Van Horn?

Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 10:36 pm
by SLCceltic
???? You lost me
Van Horn still had a contract--Kandi doesnt; we dont even have his rights
why the hell would GS want Kandi, much less give up their 2nd best player for nothing??

Re: Pull a Van Horn?

Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 10:45 pm
by greenbeans
Van Horn didnt have a contract though, Dallas just never renounced his rights. I believe its the same with Olowakandi.
and his main worth is a year less on his contract. it was just a basic idea wondering if we could do this type of deal.

Re: Pull a Van Horn?

Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 11:39 pm
by Dave_From_NB
Van Horne was re-signed in order to do salary match on a trade. What is your proposed trade for Jackson that requires we gain another movable contract in order to salary match?

Re: Pull a Van Horn?

Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 11:51 pm
by JMillott
No, absolutely not.

Stephen Jackson is a chucker and only plays defense when he feels like it. He is one of the biggest under-achievers in the entire league as far as playing up to his talent level as well because he is one of those guys that plays for his numbers instead of playing to win.

It works and nobody says anything against him in Golden State because Don Nelson is the coach and he wants to create a frantic pace and places more importance on scoring as many points as possible through volume then anything else.

Stephen Jackson could be one of the top five or six all around SF-SG's in the league if he played the game the right way. He just doesn't work for good shots and takes the first one that presents itself and he doesn't show up to play defense every night even though he is capable of being a great defensive player more often then not he doesn't even try these days.

Re: Pull a Van Horn?

Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2008 1:40 am
by Ortho Stice
JMillott wrote:No, absolutely not.

Stephen Jackson is a chucker and only plays defense when he feels like it. He is one of the biggest under-achievers in the entire league as far as playing up to his talent level as well because he is one of those guys that plays for his numbers instead of playing to win.

It works and nobody says anything against him in Golden State because Don Nelson is the coach and he wants to create a frantic pace and places more importance on scoring as many points as possible through volume then anything else.

Stephen Jackson could be one of the top five or six all around SF-SG's in the league if he played the game the right way. He just doesn't work for good shots and takes the first one that presents itself and he doesn't show up to play defense every night even though he is capable of being a great defensive player more often then not he doesn't even try these days.


Jackson was the third leading scorer on a championship team, with Tim Duncan calling him the perfect teammate. He's a "chucker," as you've already answered for yourself, because he now plays in Don Nelson's system which encourages players to launch the first shot they see. You're making him out to be a Ricky Davis-like player, when that's not the case at all.

Re: Pull a Van Horn?

Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2008 2:14 am
by chakdaddy
I had thought about this a lot, but then I looked into it and found out that this is probably why the BYC rules exist.

Basically since he had a minimum contract before, even though we have his bird rights, if we re-signed him to a huge 1 year contract to use as trade ballast, the BYC rules would make it nearly impossible to trade him.

The reason van horn was useful and pj brown could have been for the bulls, is that they ALREADY had big contracts so they didn't need a big raise that would set off the BYC problems.

Re: Pull a Van Horn?

Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2008 4:30 am
by 15th overall
He's The Captain of the Warriors, why the hell would they trade him for Kandi who's just sitting at home bongside with a bag of Cheetos and a misleading accent?

Your one of my favorite posters, gbeans, but good God that trade is way the F out there... as in past the cfan79 realm of consciousness.

Re: Pull a Van Horn?

Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2008 12:10 pm
by Tricky Ricky
15th overall wrote:He's The Captain of the Warriors, why the hell would they trade him for Kandi who's just sitting at home bongside with a bag of Cheetos and a misleading accent?

Your one of my favorite posters, gbeans, but good God that trade is way the F out there... as in past the cfan79 realm of consciousness.


Lol, I have to agree with everything but I think its Doritos not cheetos

Re: Pull a Van Horn?

Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2008 12:32 pm
by Prophet_C
Ummmm.....?

GB was hitting that good **** while typing up this post. lol

Re: Pull a Van Horn?

Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2008 1:07 pm
by BakersDozen
why would we need another sg/sf even if we cut Miles we still have PP/Jesus/TA/Giddens/Walker. Throw in House and the 2/3 position is where we have the most depth.