Trade for a young wing.
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I think Harris has close to a 7ft wingspan if I remember the dx article correctly.
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Sounds like Trenton Hassell with a little more offenssive ability...which I would be completely ecstatic about...
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Too bad we didn't use one of our 2nd rounders on a young wing (like Danny Green at #45)
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Yeah I remember reading Harris measured out at 6'3 in shoes with a 6'11 (and a half?) wingspan. Something along those lines....pretty ridiculous. Flynn should make him look good enough to earn a spot on our guard starved roster.
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I wouldn't mind giving Coby Karl a look at the 2. He can play a bit and it would give Flynn a chance to get used to playing off a 6'5" white kid with floppy hair.
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I don't know if I could get past my hatred of his father. The elder Karl sucks.
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I forgot about Coby Karl...I remember hearing good things about him. Is he on anyones SL roster?
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Vega06 wrote:I forgot about Coby Karl...I remember hearing good things about him. Is he on anyones SL roster?
He's been playing with the Celtics in the Orlando Summer League.
He was DNP Coaches Decision (edit: in the first game) and he went 5-9 for 18 points in 32 minutes in the second game.
Here's the box score: http://www.nba.com/media/magic/bosorl_b ... 070709.pdf

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Damn Ryan Anderson went off on the Celtics in that game. I liked him when I watched the Nets play, I was surprised they traded him so easily.
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I would prefer picking up a rookie rather than trading for a wing
Paul Harris has been mentioned, others that I might look at are KC Rivers from Clemson and Micah Downs from Gonzaga.
As for free agents to take a look at, Shannon Brown is fairly young and I think we could get him fairly cheaply as well; also Morris Almond, he never really got much playing time with Utah but he's only 24 and was a former 1st rounder.
Paul Harris has been mentioned, others that I might look at are KC Rivers from Clemson and Micah Downs from Gonzaga.
As for free agents to take a look at, Shannon Brown is fairly young and I think we could get him fairly cheaply as well; also Morris Almond, he never really got much playing time with Utah but he's only 24 and was a former 1st rounder.
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PHO isn't bringing back Matt Barnes:
http://www.nba.com/playerfile/matt_barnes/index.html
He could be cheap - he played for the min last year ($926,678), but I haven't really followed the guy.
http://www.nba.com/playerfile/matt_barnes/index.html
He could be cheap - he played for the min last year ($926,678), but I haven't really followed the guy.
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Is livingston on contract?
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ideally it'd be nice to get somebody who can create his shot, a lot of these SFs are just energy guys but I think we need a little bit more considering we already have Gomes and Brewer and they aren't first class shot creators

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