if you could select an All-Time Hornets startng 5, (don't focus only on numbers but on "team-chemistry" as well), how would it look like?
Re: All-Time Hornets
Posted: Wed Aug 6, 2008 5:38 pm
by Copperhead
I'm not sure really. Right now I'm thinking...
Chris Paul, Dell Curry, Larry Johnson, Glen Rice, Alonzo Mourning.
I was thinking about putting David West in instead of Rice because of rebounding numbers but I remembered you said forget about numbers. West has great chemistry with Paul and I'm not sure if Rice would have that same chemistry with CP. He might, he might not. I'll still leave him in that spot for the moment.
Re: All-Time Hornets
Posted: Wed Aug 6, 2008 10:16 pm
by NO-KG-AI
Move Rice to SF and Johnson to the 4, then you have Rice as an uber Peja
in his best Hornet year he scored 26.8 on 47.7% from the field, and 47% from downtown
I think that was the year the 3 pt line was moved in, but he was still a 40% high volume 3 pt shooter for his career.
Zo and CP3 are easy choices, and I really like Grand mama's athleticism.
Can we go with Kobe at the 2?
Re: All-Time Hornets
Posted: Thu Aug 7, 2008 6:09 am
by SD2042
Only if the Hornets held on to Kobe for more than 5 minutes.
Re: All-Time Hornets
Posted: Fri Aug 8, 2008 6:20 am
by ChrisTheFuturePaul
PG: CP3 07/08 - 21.1ppg, 11.6ast, 2.71stl SG: Eddie Jones 99/00 - 20ppg, 4rebs, 4ast, 2.7asts SF: Glen Rice 96/97 - Scored 26ppg @ 47% , scored 20 points in the third quarter of the All-Star game, was All-Star MVP PF: El Jay 92/93 - 22ppg, 10rpg ... Then he got injured C: Zo 92/93 - 21ppg, 10rpg, 3.5 blocks a game As a rookie (Try beating that, Greg Oden )
Re: All-Time Hornets
Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2008 11:39 pm
by Copperhead
celticsblog is currently doing an All-Time 5's on all franchises.