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Re: The Marvin Gaye Williams Thread 

Post#1081 » by BigSlam » Sat Feb 8, 2020 3:06 am

-Ian- wrote:Miles, Bake, and PJ all seem upset with this development.

Really?

Shows the sort of impact a quality bloke like Marv has on an entire roster - even the young dudes.

What have they said/tweeted/instagrammed/facebooked/tik tok’d/whatever the kids are doing these days?

Behind Matt Carrol, Marv might be my all time favourite Charlotte basketball player.


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Re: The Marvin Gaye Williams Thread 

Post#1082 » by BlackOutBuzz » Sat Feb 8, 2020 3:25 am

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-Ian- wrote:Miles, Bake, and PJ all seem upset with this development.


What have they said/tweeted/instagrammed/facebooked/tik tok’d/whatever the kids are doing these days?



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Re: The Marvin Gaye Williams Thread 

Post#1083 » by 316Hornets » Sat Feb 8, 2020 3:33 am

At least the players know we aren't going to do them dirty like Detroit did with Drummond. Marvin gets out on his own accord and gets to choose where to go. I look forward to seeing him dropping some daggers in the playoffs.
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Post#1084 » by 316Hornets » Sat Feb 8, 2020 3:37 am

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Post#1086 » by HornetJail » Sat Feb 8, 2020 4:07 am

Liver_Pooty wrote:Go win a title my man. You deserve it. Hope he comes back in some way shape or form and works within the organization when hes done. He wasn't with us THAT long, but hes one of the most genuine players I've ever cheered for.

this.

I'll be really happy for him if he wins a championship with Milwaukee
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Post#1087 » by fatlever » Sat Feb 8, 2020 6:47 am

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Post#1088 » by Snidely FC » Sat Feb 8, 2020 3:23 pm

Hate to see Marvin go :( Hornet Hall of Famer
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Re: The Marvin Gaye Williams Thread 

Post#1089 » by tondi123 » Sat Feb 8, 2020 3:35 pm

I'm glad he will finally have a legitimate shot at a ring and I hope he plays a key role in making it happen.
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Post#1090 » by Rays Pompadour » Sat Feb 8, 2020 4:40 pm

This move, as opposed to a trade, is all about respect...and an investment in a future coaching star.

The buyout gave Marvin control that a trade would not. This was also not a money move, though it was fiscally responsible. What it was was a nod to a professional whose best days are ahead of him as an NBA coach.

When William's retires, which I think will happen after this season is up, especially if Milwaukee makes it to the finals, his first look should be to Charlotte, with it's basketball-rabid, family-friendly community and its youth-saturated NBA franchise.
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Re: The Marvin Gaye Williams Thread 

Post#1091 » by yosemiteben » Sat Feb 8, 2020 5:15 pm

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Bassman wrote:So there was no way we could engineer any reasonable trade for an expiring and a pick, even a 2nd rounder?

Jeez.

I’m sure they didn’t try.

I’m sure they preferred having to pay him out Vs obtaining an asset.

I’m sure they didn’t explore every possible opportunity.

If they hadn't 100% screwed the pooch on how they handled Kemba, I wouldn't see a pattern here.
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Re: The Marvin Gaye Williams Thread 

Post#1092 » by BigSlam » Sat Feb 8, 2020 6:03 pm

yosemiteben wrote:
BigSlam wrote:
Bassman wrote:So there was no way we could engineer any reasonable trade for an expiring and a pick, even a 2nd rounder?

Jeez.

I’m sure they didn’t try.

I’m sure they preferred having to pay him out Vs obtaining an asset.

I’m sure they didn’t explore every possible opportunity.

If they hadn't 100% screwed the pooch on how they handled Kemba, I wouldn't see a pattern here.

Except the two situations are mutually exclusive and nothing alike?


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Post#1093 » by Liver_Pooty » Sat Feb 8, 2020 6:21 pm

I think they intended on resigning Walker until he miraculously made all NBA. Regardless it's like beating a dead horse at this point.
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Re: The Marvin Gaye Williams Thread 

Post#1094 » by BigSlam » Sat Feb 8, 2020 7:00 pm

How much does Marv improve the Bucks chances at getting a title shot?

What will his role be with them (depth chart, PT etc)?


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Re: The Marvin Gaye Williams Thread 

Post#1095 » by Shaffty » Sat Feb 8, 2020 7:51 pm

BigSlam wrote:How much does Marv improve the Bucks chances at getting a title shot?

What will his role be with them (depth chart, PT etc)?


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He could be huge. if hes still got some left in the tank they could run out a small ball 5 lineup of


George Hill 51% from 3
Wes Mathews 37% from 3
Khris Middleton 41% from 3
Marvin Williams 36% from 3
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Him replacing the Ersan minutes will be killer as he can move his feet and defend 10x better than slow ass ersan
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Re: The Marvin Gaye Williams Thread 

Post#1096 » by Soul Rebel » Sat Feb 8, 2020 8:31 pm

Wish nothing but the best to Marv....

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Kinda wish he went to Boston to reunite with Kemba for a shot in the East, but glad he didn't go to an annoying team like LA or MIA.
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Re: The Marvin Gaye Williams Thread 

Post#1097 » by Soul Rebel » Sat Feb 8, 2020 8:46 pm

Side note: Any interest in Bender since MIL is waiving him? 22 year old 7'1" PF/C on a very, very talented Bucks team. We have two roster spots available now.

Don't know enough about him, but at 22, still any upside potential?
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Post#1098 » by DY_nasty » Sat Feb 8, 2020 9:53 pm

Soul Rebel wrote:Side note: Any interest in Bender since MIL is waiving him? 22 year old 7'1" PF/C on a very, very talented Bucks team. We have two roster spots available now.

Don't know enough about him, but at 22, still any upside potential?

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Re: The Marvin Gaye Williams Thread 

Post#1099 » by yosemiteben » Sat Feb 8, 2020 10:33 pm

BigSlam wrote:
yosemiteben wrote:
BigSlam wrote:I’m sure they didn’t try.

I’m sure they preferred having to pay him out Vs obtaining an asset.

I’m sure they didn’t explore every possible opportunity.

If they hadn't 100% screwed the pooch on how they handled Kemba, I wouldn't see a pattern here.

Except the two situations are mutually exclusive and nothing alike?


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Re: The Marvin Gaye Williams Thread 

Post#1100 » by W_HAMILTON » Sat Feb 8, 2020 11:29 pm

BigSlam wrote:Marv is being bought out and will become an UFA.

Really sad for us, because Marv has been such a wonderfully likeable guy to root for.

Really, really happy for him that he can sign with a contending team and productively contribute to them winning a ring.

Love ya Marv.

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I don't get this. I have been a super casual fan as of late and haven't been following all the ins and outs, but it seems like a misuse of resources. He's immediately signing with one of the best teams in the league, and we couldn't get ANYTHING for him through a trade rather than a buyout?
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