europa wrote:1. Sessions will be re-signed. If that means parting with next year's No. 1 pick to do so then that's what it will take. I'm fine with that.
Ouch.
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europa wrote:1. Sessions will be re-signed. If that means parting with next year's No. 1 pick to do so then that's what it will take. I'm fine with that.
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trwi7 wrote:europa wrote:1. Sessions will be re-signed. If that means parting with next year's No. 1 pick to do so then that's what it will take. I'm fine with that.
Ouch.
BDUB_30 wrote:The fact being is Hammond , if impressed by either of these guys .. Would of made it a priority to clear room to resign them ..
BDUB_30 wrote:
Then their is Ramon . If only the game was played on paper and in a box score , ramon may be an asset . Throw out your playerprofiles , your advanced metrics and open up your mind to the fact that this guy is simply not the talent you all beleive he is . He couldnt even beat out Royal Ivey for a BACKUP job , on a team that was rebuilding .
Why do you think that is ? Be objective and ask yourself what was the reason that Ramon Sessions couldnt even beat out Royal Ivey ? .. Then bring it to the next season , when Ramon couldnt even beat out Luke frkn Ridnour , and Lue . When we heard Skiles say that he cant even run the offense when ramon is playing the point .. When John Hammond says " Ramon Sessions shouldnt even call himself an nba pg " ...
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InsideOut wrote:BDUB_30 wrote:
Then their is Ramon . If only the game was played on paper and in a box score , ramon may be an asset . Throw out your playerprofiles , your advanced metrics and open up your mind to the fact that this guy is simply not the talent you all beleive he is . He couldnt even beat out Royal Ivey for a BACKUP job , on a team that was rebuilding .
Why do you think that is ? Be objective and ask yourself what was the reason that Ramon Sessions couldnt even beat out Royal Ivey ? .. Then bring it to the next season , when Ramon couldnt even beat out Luke frkn Ridnour , and Lue . When we heard Skiles say that he cant even run the offense when ramon is playing the point .. When John Hammond says " Ramon Sessions shouldnt even call himself an nba pg " ...
This was his first full NBA season. How good should he be? Do you think he will never get any better? Do you think Skiles can't teach him to be a much better player? Should we drop all our players that are as good as or worse Session has been? How good were guys like D. Harris, J. Nelson and Nash in their first full seasons? How long should we give a player before we decide he should be dropped for nothing?
yiyiyi wrote:give rockets Redd ,houston give you T-MAC in return .please help rockets!
i dont want see that woman anymore !
paulpressey25 wrote:BDUB_30 wrote:The fact being is Hammond , if impressed by either of these guys .. Would of made it a priority to clear room to resign them ..
Or Hammond boxed himself in and doesn't know how to get out. So now he'll rationalize that he's got PG's to choose from with the #10 pick.
Ramon as a starter in 38 games this year averaged 15/7.5/4.1 on 45% shooting and got the line 5 times a game in only 33 minutes.
Has Royal Ivey or his buddies like Greg Buckner, Erick Strickland, Kevin Ollie, etc, etc, ever been close to having the talent to accumulate those numbers?
The dude (Sessions) has only played in 96 career games. I think you best argument is that he's Eric Murdock, but I can't come to that conclusion yet.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/pla ... oer01.html
BDUB_30 wrote:The bottom line is , the reason none of you understand this is because you have an inflated sense of what Ramon and Cv are worth . TO you they are worth alot more then they are not only to John Hammond and the Milwaukee bucks . But to the entire NBA . These guys were both shopped extensivly and the offers were pathetic .
steger_3434 wrote:InsideOut wrote:BDUB_30 wrote:
Then their is Ramon . If only the game was played on paper and in a box score , ramon may be an asset . Throw out your playerprofiles , your advanced metrics and open up your mind to the fact that this guy is simply not the talent you all beleive he is . He couldnt even beat out Royal Ivey for a BACKUP job , on a team that was rebuilding .
Why do you think that is ? Be objective and ask yourself what was the reason that Ramon Sessions couldnt even beat out Royal Ivey ? .. Then bring it to the next season , when Ramon couldnt even beat out Luke frkn Ridnour , and Lue . When we heard Skiles say that he cant even run the offense when ramon is playing the point .. When John Hammond says " Ramon Sessions shouldnt even call himself an nba pg " ...
This was his first full NBA season. How good should he be? Do you think he will never get any better? Do you think Skiles can't teach him to be a much better player? Should we drop all our players that are as good as or worse Session has been? How good were guys like D. Harris, J. Nelson and Nash in their first full seasons? How long should we give a player before we decide he should be dropped for nothing?
If he's Joe Alexander at least 3 full years.
Bernman wrote:BDUB_30 wrote:The bottom line is , the reason none of you understand this is because you have an inflated sense of what Ramon and Cv are worth . TO you they are worth alot more then they are not only to John Hammond and the Milwaukee bucks . But to the entire NBA . These guys were both shopped extensivly and the offers were pathetic .
Then apparently you think the #4 pick (Mike Conley) from the same draft two years ago is a pathetic offer.
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Or Hammond boxed himself in and doesn't know how to get out. So now he'll rationalize that he's got PG's to choose from with the #10 pick.
BDUB_30 wrote:Bernman wrote:BDUB_30 wrote:The bottom line is , the reason none of you understand this is because you have an inflated sense of what Ramon and Cv are worth . TO you they are worth alot more then they are not only to John Hammond and the Milwaukee bucks . But to the entire NBA . These guys were both shopped extensivly and the offers were pathetic .
Then apparently you think the #4 pick (Mike Conley) from the same draft two years ago is a pathetic offer.
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Im also not ready to give up on Joe . Sorry , im sure im in the minority on that one as well . Joe was part of that deal ...So yes , i think JOE and Ramon for Mike is just ho-hum type deal ..
raferfenix wrote:Bdub---if Sessions had so little value why was he almost traded with Alexander for Conley? Even if the Grizzlies were high on Joe, that deal still would have been about swapping pg's (and memphis would have been assuredly planning to resign him).
Also, if he had so little value why did the Blazers demand he be included?
He may not have as much value as many on this board are projecting, but suggesting he's in the same department as CV seems off to me. Sessions is young, but it's not like he's had years of little improvement and lockerroom problems. Plus, two coaches going with more experienced players over a rookie isn't the most surprising thing in the world either. You are right if they were enamored with Sessions he would have gotten more minutes and htey wouldn't have said as negative things about him in the press, but for a young PG all things considered he's gotta be considered an asset.