Anthony Randolph vs. Michael Beasley

Tim_Hardawayy · Post #281 » by **Tim_Hardawayy** » Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:15 pm

Based on this thread, I fully expect Anthony Randolph to be a top 10 player in the NBA by the end of next season, with the possibility to sneak into the top 5 the year after. Also, the Warriors WILL make the playoffs, there is no way they aren't with an already talented roster and now a top 10 player.

Beasley is likely headed the way of Derrick Coleman, and will be out of the league within the next 5 years.

Jimmy76 · Post #282 » by **Jimmy76** » Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:21 pm

oaktownwarriors87 wrote:
miamiballer wrote:im still trying to figure out what randolph has proved exactly

Once you and Wade2k7 watch one of his games I'm sure you will start to get it.

Ive watched his games

I dont see an Erving/Magic hybrid

Post #283 » by **5DOM** » Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:21 pm

No. I just expect the 7 footer to be better than Supercool

oaktownwarriors87 · Post #284 » by **oaktownwarriors87** » Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:32 pm

I love how you guys blow everything we say WAY out of proportion, just shows where you guys are at in the argument.

Jimmy76 · Post #285 » by **Jimmy76** » Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:47 pm

oaktownwarriors87 wrote:I love how you guys blow everything we say WAY out of proportion, just shows where you guys are at in the argument.

What do you expect Beasley and Randolph to average in their primes then so we have a good idea of how good youre expecting them to be

NetsForce · Post #286 » by **NetsForce** » Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:55 pm

Prime Randolph:

26.4 ppg, 12.7 rpg, 5.10 apg, 1.97 spg, 2.93 bpg, FG% = 53.3%, 3PT% = 36.7%, FT% = 81.6%

Prime Beasley:

16.8 ppg, 6.6 rpg, 1.2 apg, 0.5 spg, 0.5 bpg, FG% = 47.5%, 3PT% = 40.1%, FT% = 78.0%

ARownsBeasley · Post #287 » by **ARownsBeasley** » Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:57 pm

what about your boy yi? what does his prime look like?

WadeKnicks2010 · Post #288 » by **WadeKnicks2010** » Wed Sep 30, 2009 12:11 am

NetsForce wrote:Prime Randolph:

26.4 ppg, 12.7 rpg, 5.10 apg, 1.97 spg, 2.93 bpg, FG% = 53.3%, 3PT% = 36.7%, FT% = 81.6%

Eh... Since Heat fans are going around declaring that Beasley will avg 37/12/8 in his prime I guess this doesn't look so bad in comparison.

Wade2k6 · Post #289 » by **Wade2k6** » Wed Sep 30, 2009 12:16 am

WadeKnicks2010 wrote:
NetsForce wrote:Prime Randolph:

26.4 ppg, 12.7 rpg, 5.10 apg, 1.97 spg, 2.93 bpg, FG% = 53.3%, 3PT% = 36.7%, FT% = 81.6%

Eh... Since CaneDynasty are going around declaring that Beasley will avg 37/12/8 in his prime I guess this doesn't look so bad in comparison.

Right. Well there's nothing like using one guys opinion and acting as if the entire Heat fan base feels that way.

Post #290 » by **BBallFreak** » Wed Sep 30, 2009 12:17 am

WadeKnicks2010 wrote:
NetsForce wrote:Prime Randolph:

26.4 ppg, 12.7 rpg, 5.10 apg, 1.97 spg, 2.93 bpg, FG% = 53.3%, 3PT% = 36.7%, FT% = 81.6%

Eh... Since Heat fans are going around declaring that Beasley will avg 37/12/8 in his prime I guess this doesn't look so bad in comparison.

Don't generalize because of one ridiculous joke account.

I'd take Beasley over Randolph, but I'm no homer...

Coxy · Post #291 » by **Coxy** » Wed Sep 30, 2009 12:31 am

Tim_Hardawayy wrote:Based on this thread, I fully expect Anthony Randolph to be a top 10 player in the NBA by the end of next season, with the possibility to sneak into the top 5 the year after. Also, the Warriors WILL make the playoffs, there is no way they aren't with an already talented roster and now a top 10 player.

Beasley is likely headed the way of Derrick Coleman, and will be out of the league within the next 5 years.

Finally, a Miami fan gets it.

Thanks for clarifying.

Post #292 » by **BBallFreak** » Wed Sep 30, 2009 12:42 am

Coxy wrote:
Tim_Hardawayy wrote:Based on this thread, I fully expect Anthony Randolph to be a top 10 player in the NBA by the end of next season, with the possibility to sneak into the top 5 the year after. Also, the Warriors WILL make the playoffs, there is no way they aren't with an already talented roster and now a top 10 player.

Beasley is likely headed the way of Derrick Coleman, and will be out of the league within the next 5 years.

Finally, a Miami fan gets it.

Thanks for clarifying.

Sarcasm aside, he makes a valid point. The Warriors, with all their talent, damn well better do something, with AR being a key component, for anyone to take this crap seriously. Of course, team success with a strong contribution from a young player means nothing. If it did, Beasley wouldn't be so ridiculously and vastly underrated in this thread.

I guess AR can keep up his stellar 7 ppg average on a team 30 games below .500, then...

Coxy · Post #293 » by **Coxy** » Wed Sep 30, 2009 12:53 am

BBallFreak wrote:
Coxy wrote:
Tim_Hardawayy wrote:Based on this thread, I fully expect Anthony Randolph to be a top 10 player in the NBA by the end of next season, with the possibility to sneak into the top 5 the year after. Also, the Warriors WILL make the playoffs, there is no way they aren't with an already talented roster and now a top 10 player.

Beasley is likely headed the way of Derrick Coleman, and will be out of the league within the next 5 years.

Finally, a Miami fan gets it.

Thanks for clarifying.

Sarcasm aside, he makes a valid point. The Warriors, with all their talent, damn well better do something, with AR being a key component, for anyone to take this crap seriously. Of course, team success with a strong contribution from a young player means nothing. If it did, Beasley wouldn't be so ridiculously and vastly underrated in this thread.

I guess AR can keep up his stellar 7 ppg average on a team 30 games below .500, then...

Well, the Warriors org is in serious disaray with Jax and Monta's poison spreading. Unless we sort it all out soon or the franchise changes ownership/FO staff then we'll never see the best in AR, which will suck.

and the ONLY reason your team is over .500 dude is because of Mr Wade, NOT Beasley. Dont make out as if MB had anything to do with your win/loss column. AR and MB are both very young and NOT team leaders responsible for their respective teams fortunes.

Jimmy76 · Post #294 » by **Jimmy76** » Wed Sep 30, 2009 2:00 am

NetsForce wrote:Prime Randolph:

26.4 ppg, 12.7 rpg, 5.10 apg, 1.97 spg, 2.93 bpg, FG% = 53.3%, 3PT% = 36.7%, FT% = 81.6%

Prime Beasley:

16.8 ppg, 6.6 rpg, 1.2 apg, 0.5 spg, 0.5 bpg, FG% = 47.5%, 3PT% = 40.1%, FT% = 78.0%

Glad we have some measure of the homerism levels surrounding Randolph

Now what do you guys expect him to average next year?

JimmyTD3 · Post #295 » by **JimmyTD3** » Wed Sep 30, 2009 3:07 am

BBallFreak wrote:I guess AR can keep up his stellar 7 ppg average on a team 30 games below .500, then...

Yes, because what he averaged in 19 mpg his rookie year is a great indicator of future success.

Also, he averaged 7.9 PPG, i think it would be fair to round up to 8.

Coxy · Post #296 » by **Coxy** » Wed Sep 30, 2009 4:06 am

Jimmy76 wrote:
NetsForce wrote:Prime Randolph:

26.4 ppg, 12.7 rpg, 5.10 apg, 1.97 spg, 2.93 bpg, FG% = 53.3%, 3PT% = 36.7%, FT% = 81.6%

Prime Beasley:

16.8 ppg, 6.6 rpg, 1.2 apg, 0.5 spg, 0.5 bpg, FG% = 47.5%, 3PT% = 40.1%, FT% = 78.0%

Glad we have some measure of the homerism levels surrounding Randolph

Now what do you guys expect him to average next year?

How can someone be a homer on a guy that doesnt even play for the team he supports. He's a Nets fan, that thinks a Golden State player will be great. NOT homerism at all. A little far fetched yes, but not a homer.

BROWN · Post #297 » by **BROWN** » Wed Sep 30, 2009 4:11 am

Netsforce was being sarcastic, well see how things transpire this year. Randolph as shown those pictures look like he's 7'0, so I guess some of you guys feel stupid. Next up, showing Beasley off this year, and I guess our work here is done.

ARownsBeasley · Post #298 » by **ARownsBeasley** » Wed Sep 30, 2009 7:59 am

BBallFreak wrote:
Coxy wrote:
Tim_Hardawayy wrote:Based on this thread, I fully expect Anthony Randolph to be a top 10 player in the NBA by the end of next season, with the possibility to sneak into the top 5 the year after. Also, the Warriors WILL make the playoffs, there is no way they aren't with an already talented roster and now a top 10 player.

Beasley is likely headed the way of Derrick Coleman, and will be out of the league within the next 5 years.

Finally, a Miami fan gets it.

Thanks for clarifying.

Sarcasm aside, he makes a valid point. The Warriors, with all their talent, damn well better do something, with AR being a key component, for anyone to take this crap seriously. Of course, team success with a strong contribution from a young player means nothing. If it did, Beasley wouldn't be so ridiculously and vastly underrated in this thread.

I guess AR can keep up his stellar 7 ppg average on a team 30 games below .500, then...

i smell a homer that doesn't have NBA season pass

5Strong · Post #299 » by **5Strong** » Wed Sep 30, 2009 9:52 am

Post #300 » by **BBallFreak** » Wed Sep 30, 2009 11:22 am

Coxy wrote:and the ONLY reason your team is over .500 dude is because of Mr Wade, NOT Beasley. Dont make out as if MB had anything to do with your win/loss column. AR and MB are both very young and NOT team leaders responsible for their respective teams fortunes.

Beasley averaged 20 and 9 while Miami was jockeying for playoff position in April. He very definitely had something to do with where we wound up. Was he the go to guy? Certainly not, but he certainly was a team leader for that stretch of games. Everyone starts somewhere. Wade wasn't Miami's leader at first, either...

Who will be the better player?