Double Helix wrote:I don't see why Bargnani still couldn't be a top notch scorer despite coming in off the bench and going up against backups and guaring backup PFs or Cs.
Past history would suggest that Bargnani sees this as a demotion, and would actually play even worse, regardless of who he is going up against, opposing starters or bench. Bargnani's confidence would dwindle down to the point of wanting to go back to Europe instead.
Nothingface wrote:Please answer this:
There is still a large contingent of fans who support Bargnani. Why can't we have threads where can talk about him in a positive manner?
Threads are created for 2 reasons...
1. To create discussion
2. To provide information
Reasons to keep Bargnani does not provide information, so that opens it up for discussion. Quote frankly there wouldn't be much of a discussion if only positive things about Bargnani were allowed. There might be 1-2 pages maximum. It would quite frankly be hilarious to witness such a thing.
Poster 1: Bargnani 20pts baby!
Poster 2: Yup, amazing!
Dr Mufasa wrote:My argument still is this
Most people would agree when healthy with Reggie and Barbosa and JJ here, we play like a 26-27 win ish team
What do you think this team would win with David Anderson getting Bargnani's minutes? So Calderon, Bayless, Derozan, Barbosa, Weems, James Johnson, Amir, Davis, Reggie, and Anderson
That looks like a 13 W team to me. If that.
I'm not saying Bargs is worth 10-14 Ws on a good team. He might not be worth 4 on a great team. But on this team there is almost no question in my mind on this talentless squad he's making us better. Does that make him a great long term piece? Nah... but he's a decent placeholder.
If you truly believe Bargnani's defensive lapses outweigh his offensive contribution - try to convince me the above roster without him could come anywhere near 25 Ws. I really can't. That roster is a step above the D League
I truly believe Bargnani added 10 Ws to THIS roster.
Way to use a crappy replacement for Bargnani in Ryan Anderson in an attempt to prove such a point. Why can't we have Ryan Anderson instead?
*Sigh*
If by now people still can't realize that Bargnani hurts the team more than he helps, than there isn't much to talk about anymore.
BTW, am I the only one that notices most 6th man candidates are PGs, SGs, SFs? I can't think of a 6th man PF/C atm without doing some research. Teams may have a designated first big off the bench type player, but they aren't necessarily considered 6th.