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Marvin Williams on the block

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Re: Marvin Williams on the block 

Post#41 » by horaceworthy » Sat Jul 3, 2010 9:02 pm

revprodeji wrote:I agree with you. I just do not see where Hayward fits in a 9-man rotation. Perhaps he is seen as a good locker-room low risk guy that maybe can contribute in the future. I was surprised we spent a guaranteed contract/roster space on him too.

Darko/Pek/Hollins
Love/
Johnson/Brewer
Webster/Brewer/Ellington
Flynn/Sessions

I'd see Hayward getting minutes at SF and as a smallball 4, similar to how Gomes got minutes last year, but on a smaller scale. Although there's still whatever Jefferson brings in to sort out in that lineup. I doubt it will be a consistent strict 9 man all year.

Just seems like they went out of their way to acquire him by taking him so early. That would be an odd move if he isn't a rotational type.
"A while back,'' Cardinal said, "I took a picture of the standings and texted it to Love, just to bust his chops,'' Cardinal said. "He sent me a picture back of a snowdrift.''
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Re: Marvin Williams on the block 

Post#42 » by NewWolvesOrder » Sat Jul 3, 2010 10:40 pm

I want Josh Smith from their team and would give up Al and Love for Smith and a pick. I like Smith-Darko-Pek rotation both defensively and offensively but not sure about the rebounding.

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