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The Liggins era is over

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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#21 » by TDJacksonville » Fri Sep 14, 2012 2:03 pm

arsenal6106 wrote:So lets start the debate...Should we retire his jersey?

not till we retire Bo Outlaws :wink:
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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#22 » by Last Guardian » Fri Sep 14, 2012 4:16 pm

Stupid move. We could have developed his lock down defense, and it would have been at a elite level by the time we were a playoff team again.
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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#23 » by BadMofoPimp » Fri Sep 14, 2012 4:23 pm

Last Guardian wrote:Stupid move. We could have developed his lock down defense, and it would have been at a elite level by the time we were a playoff team again.


Dude was pretty athletic on offense. He could pass off the dribble and take it to the hoop too. After a year or two learning under Durant, this dude is going to be a sick player. Mark my words, he will be a solid NBA starter someday. Henny has proven to have a bad eye for talent. Maybe he is hoping to get 1 keeper out of every five players he keeps instead of 2 of 5. But, if this his idea of rebuilding: obtaining bad contracts like Harrington and late 1st round picks with mediocre youth (Harkless, McRob, Nicholson) then the Magic will end up being a losing franchise for more years than we hoped. I am starting to think this is all part of the master plan to sell and possibly move the team. Usually, poor management decisions prelude a teams sale or move.
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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#24 » by EasternMagic » Fri Sep 14, 2012 6:37 pm

AdamTheGreek wrote:We're going to regret letting Liggins leave.

No we wont. I love the guy, he plays hard, but he's not a rotation player. We wont regret this.
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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#25 » by mhectorgato » Fri Sep 14, 2012 6:40 pm

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Last Guardian wrote:Stupid move. We could have developed his lock down defense, and it would have been at a elite level by the time we were a playoff team again.


Dude was pretty athletic on offense. He could pass off the dribble and take it to the hoop too. After a year or two learning under Durant, this dude is going to be a sick player. Mark my words, he will be a solid NBA starter someday. Henny has proven to have a bad eye for talent. Maybe he is hoping to get 1 keeper out of every five players he keeps instead of 2 of 5. But, if this his idea of rebuilding: obtaining bad contracts like Harrington and late 1st round picks with mediocre youth (Harkless, McRob, Nicholson) then the Magic will end up being a losing franchise for more years than we hoped. I am starting to think this is all part of the master plan to sell and possibly move the team. Usually, poor management decisions prelude a teams sale or move.


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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#26 » by magicman123 » Fri Sep 14, 2012 6:42 pm

BadMofoPimp wrote:
Last Guardian wrote:Stupid move. We could have developed his lock down defense, and it would have been at a elite level by the time we were a playoff team again.


Dude was pretty athletic on offense. He could pass off the dribble and take it to the hoop too. After a year or two learning under Durant, this dude is going to be a sick player. Mark my words, he will be a solid NBA starter someday. Henny has proven to have a bad eye for talent. Maybe he is hoping to get 1 keeper out of every five players he keeps instead of 2 of 5. But, if this his idea of rebuilding: obtaining bad contracts like Harrington and late 1st round picks with mediocre youth (Harkless, McRob, Nicholson) then the Magic will end up being a losing franchise for more years than we hoped. I am starting to think this is all part of the master plan to sell and possibly move the team. Usually, poor management decisions prelude a teams sale or move.


liggins will be a sick player and a great starter? but harkless and nicholson have mediocre talent? the team is going to move? everything in the world sucks and is rigged? sounds like your spirit has been crushed, you've given up..recharge yourself
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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#27 » by mhectorgato » Fri Sep 14, 2012 6:45 pm

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Last Guardian wrote:Stupid move. We could have developed his lock down defense, and it would have been at a elite level by the time we were a playoff team again.


Dude was pretty athletic on offense. He could pass off the dribble and take it to the hoop too. After a year or two learning under Durant, this dude is going to be a sick player. Mark my words, he will be a solid NBA starter someday. Henny has proven to have a bad eye for talent. Maybe he is hoping to get 1 keeper out of every five players he keeps instead of 2 of 5. But, if this his idea of rebuilding: obtaining bad contracts like Harrington and late 1st round picks with mediocre youth (Harkless, McRob, Nicholson) then the Magic will end up being a losing franchise for more years than we hoped. I am starting to think this is all part of the master plan to sell and possibly move the team. Usually, poor management decisions prelude a teams sale or move.


liggins will be a sick player and a great starter? but harkless and nicholson have mediocre talent? the team is going to move? everything in the world sucks and is rigged? sounds like your spirit has been crushed, you've given up..recharge yourself


I stopped reading after "Henny has proven to have a bad eye for talent"
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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#28 » by ChosenSavior » Fri Sep 14, 2012 6:54 pm

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Last Guardian wrote:Stupid move. We could have developed his lock down defense, and it would have been at a elite level by the time we were a playoff team again.


Dude was pretty athletic on offense. He could pass off the dribble and take it to the hoop too. After a year or two learning under Durant, this dude is going to be a sick player. Mark my words, he will be a solid NBA starter someday. Henny has proven to have a bad eye for talent. Maybe he is hoping to get 1 keeper out of every five players he keeps instead of 2 of 5. But, if this his idea of rebuilding: obtaining bad contracts like Harrington and late 1st round picks with mediocre youth (Harkless, McRob, Nicholson) then the Magic will end up being a losing franchise for more years than we hoped. I am starting to think this is all part of the master plan to sell and possibly move the team. Usually, poor management decisions prelude a teams sale or move.


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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#29 » by Rick Rolled » Fri Sep 14, 2012 6:55 pm

I'm willing to make a bet.

If Liggins starts 60 or more games for one season, sometime over the next three seasons, i'll delete my realgm account.


If Liggins makes the Thunder roster and plays more than 10 games this year, BadMofoPimp can pick my sig for life.

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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#30 » by EasternMagic » Fri Sep 14, 2012 7:00 pm

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BadMofoPimp wrote:
Last Guardian wrote:Stupid move. We could have developed his lock down defense, and it would have been at a elite level by the time we were a playoff team again.


Dude was pretty athletic on offense. He could pass off the dribble and take it to the hoop too. After a year or two learning under Durant, this dude is going to be a sick player. Mark my words, he will be a solid NBA starter someday. Henny has proven to have a bad eye for talent. Maybe he is hoping to get 1 keeper out of every five players he keeps instead of 2 of 5. But, if this his idea of rebuilding: obtaining bad contracts like Harrington and late 1st round picks with mediocre youth (Harkless, McRob, Nicholson) then the Magic will end up being a losing franchise for more years than we hoped. I am starting to think this is all part of the master plan to sell and possibly move the team. Usually, poor management decisions prelude a teams sale or move.


liggins will be a sick player and a great starter? but harkless and nicholson have mediocre talent? the team is going to move? everything in the world sucks and is rigged? sounds like your spirit has been crushed, you've given up..recharge yourself

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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#31 » by JarethCutestory » Fri Sep 14, 2012 10:45 pm

Rick Rolled wrote:I'm willing to make a bet.

If Liggins starts 60 or more games for one season, sometime over the next three seasons, i'll delete my realgm account.


If Liggins makes the Thunder roster and plays more than 10 games this year, BadMofoPimp can pick my sig for life.

It's in writing, I won't go back on my word.


Congrats. You are officially the smartest person on this forum.

The Liggins love is almost as psychotic as the conspiracy theories.
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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#32 » by dsg2021 » Fri Sep 14, 2012 11:07 pm

Let the first basketball scout in here throw the first stone at DeAndre Liggins.. :rofl:

Honestly, if Afflalo or Moe play a similar defender role, it won't matter a ton what was missed from Liggins when Afflalo is a 3 shooter who avg.ed 15 ppg and Moe has more potential and athleticism, even if/when Liggins is rated a better defender than Afflalo/Moe, these two would still be high level defenders in the right system, and bring other dimensions that would probably be better overall.
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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#33 » by Orium » Fri Sep 14, 2012 11:25 pm

I heard there's Illuminati within the organization are they're responsible for getting Dwight to LA. You didn't hear it from me...
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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#34 » by Magic_Reb00t » Sat Sep 15, 2012 5:02 pm

JarethCutestory wrote:
Rick Rolled wrote:I'm willing to make a bet.

If Liggins starts 60 or more games for one season, sometime over the next three seasons, i'll delete my realgm account.


If Liggins makes the Thunder roster and plays more than 10 games this year, BadMofoPimp can pick my sig for life.

It's in writing, I won't go back on my word.


Congrats. You are officially the smartest person on this forum.

The Liggins love is almost as psychotic as the conspiracy theories.

I think it's just the work he put in on defense. I thought he was a very smart defensive player, nothing more. I don't think anyone is saying he'll be anything more than a role player.
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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#35 » by drsd » Sun Oct 28, 2012 10:21 pm

Liggin's gets to stay behind Durant - he made the OKC roster - , as Orton and two others were waived to pave a way for DL to stick in the NBA.

It is interesting that Jones effectively replaces the slot that Liggins had. What Orlando did was replace defense for offense. For OKC, having a defender on the bench is a good pick up for that team.
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Re: The Liggins era is over 

Post#36 » by RookieStar » Sun Oct 28, 2012 11:52 pm

drsd wrote:Liggin's gets to stay behind Durant - he made the OKC roster - , as Orton and two others were waived to pave a way for DL to stick in the NBA.

It is interesting that Jones effectively replaces the slot that Liggins had. What Orlando did was replace defense for offense. For OKC, having a defender on the bench is a good pick up for that team.


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