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Lucious Harris to Cavs

Postby twolvezfanfoever on Mon Oct 04, 2004 3:59 pm

http://www.nba.com/cavaliers/news/sign_harris_041001.html

this mean 2 thangs
1-the cavs are even better even though they dont have boozer
2-the nets are DEFINITELY NOT makin the playoffs

if they make it
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Postby Andrew on Mon Oct 04, 2004 8:09 pm

Nice pickup for the Cavs. Harris has established himself as a capable reserve and isn't a magnet for trouble. I'm surprised the Nets let him go without any compensation. Their loss is Cleveland's gain.
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Postby Matt on Mon Oct 04, 2004 8:14 pm

What's goin on with the Nets? Are they trying to lose?

Nice pickup for the Cavs, I guess that their guard rotation seems fixed
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Re: Lucious Harris to Cavs

Postby Syphon on Mon Oct 04, 2004 10:34 pm

throwbackeckotl wrote:this mean 2 thangs
1-the cavs are even better even though they dont have boozer
2-the nets are DEFINITELY NOT makin the playoffs

The addition of Harris (and Scott Williams) fill a vital need for the Cavs - big game experience.

The Cavaliers have quietly set themselves up to be the sleeper team in the East, barring injury. They have a very well balanced squad: talented youth (James, Gooden, Jackson), experienced vets with big game experience (Snow, Williams, Harris), size (Ilgauskas, Diop, Williams), outside shooting (Pavlovic, Harris, Jackson), and point guards who take care of the ball (McInnis, Snow). If James becomes the superstar as expected, who knows what can happen. The loss of Carlos Boozer put the Cavaliers in the background in many people's minds, but to overlook them is a mistake. These veterans will help keep the ship steady and pointed in the right direction.

Go Cavs!
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Postby Matt on Mon Oct 04, 2004 11:03 pm

I don't think the Cavs will miss Boozer that much. As long as Gooden doesn't bum around then they'll be alrite. Their PG position is really good, they are real good at the 2 as well and solid @C.

I expect a 5-8 game win increase this season
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Postby Sauru on Tue Oct 05, 2004 12:15 am

Andrew wrote:. I'm surprised the Nets let him go without any compensation.



after watching this offseason... i'm not
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Re: Lucious Harris to Cavs

Postby Bill Russell on Tue Oct 05, 2004 4:09 am

Syphon wrote: The addition of Harris (and Scott Williams) fill a vital need for the Cavs - big game experience.

The Cavaliers have quietly set themselves up to be the sleeper team in the East, barring injury. They have a very well balanced squad: talented youth (James, Gooden, Jackson), experienced vets with big game experience (Snow, Williams, Harris), size (Ilgauskas, Diop, Williams), outside shooting (Pavlovic, Harris, Jackson), and point guards who take care of the ball (McInnis, Snow). If James becomes the superstar as expected, who knows what can happen. The loss of Carlos Boozer put the Cavaliers in the background in many people's minds, but to overlook them is a mistake. These veterans will help keep the ship steady and pointed in the right direction.


Couldn't agree more, good post (Y)
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Postby Spinners on Tue Oct 05, 2004 7:08 am

What happened with the Nets? They went from a top Eastern Conference team to probably not making the playoffs in a matter of months.
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Postby NNpF on Tue Oct 05, 2004 7:08 am

Gooden played really well sometimes last year for Orlando. If he can become consistent then they won't miss Boozer at all. I think they can make the playoffs this year. They already are two steps ahead with the Nets and Hornets being out of their way.
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Postby Andrew on Tue Oct 05, 2004 12:49 pm

Sauru wrote:
Andrew wrote:. I'm surprised the Nets let him go without any compensation.



after watching this offseason... i'm not


True, but they've generally let players go for draft picks, or at least a carton of popcorn and a Coke. They weren't handsomely compensated for the K-Mart and Kittles deals, but they did at least get something.
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Postby Sauru on Tue Oct 05, 2004 11:39 pm

lmao thats a good one andrew. but you are right, they loaded up on picks from these trades. the celtics used this stratergy before. trade everyone for picks. they just kep picking the wrong players. for gods sake we could have amare right now but instead we got no one cause after we drafted crap players we traded them away for more picks/crap.
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Postby Matt on Wed Oct 06, 2004 2:03 am

Gooden played really well sometimes last year for Orlando


that applies to Kwame Brown as well. Both need to be consistent and not play real well sometimes but most times
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Postby Sauru on Wed Oct 06, 2004 2:14 am

yeah the only player who could get away with only playing good some of the time was robert horry. of course he usually played good at the exact right moment. who cared if he sucked all year, he just nailed a game winning 3 in the playoffs.
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