Darko Goes To The Magic !!Finalized!!

Once again, theres no real way to prove either has better hands.

Kwame has small hands, this has been established by tens of millions of scouts. (I may have exaggerated slightly) This is his major physical flaw. In that one Jordan book it mentioned how he couldn't palm the ball correctly because of it.

Darko has very nice hands, infact I can feel them all over my body right now and...oh, sorry. Lost focus.

His amazing 23 assists in 4 seasons?!

What's truly amazing is that's he accumulated four seasons in just two and a half years. Darko is simply a god among men. That's why he looks so disinterested. There is no challenge playing with mere mortals.

The problem, is that he's merely a demi-god, so he won't be called up to the big leagues with Zeus and crew, he's forced to toil on Earth. So he loses interest a lot. Like Tim Duncan.

lmfao

i really think that was the dumbest move by orlando for getting darko not arroyo
now if i were the magic let darko go into free agency pleaz

orlando got darko AND arroyo...

and i think that all orlando fans worldwide are celebrating that you arent in charge of their players.

"Everyone thinks he's a bust and makes jokes about him, from what I've been watching on TV over the last couple of days, Wallace said. "But the joke is going to be on them."

http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060218/SPORTS03/602180346/1051/SPORTS

They can say it all they want. We've seen flashes of brilliance. But if he's truly destined to be on the same level as the likes of fellow class of 2003 members LeBron, Wade, Melo and Bosh or anywhere near that level now, there's no way he wouldn't have been getting more minutes in Detroit and there's no way the Pistons would be giving him up along with Carlos Arroyo for Kelvin Cato. If he's that good, then you can't call Joe Dumars a smart GM for giving him up for peanuts. If he's that good, he wouldn't be so readily expendable, which he obviously is since it seems the trade was made so they can retain Ben Wallace and Chauncey Billups over the next two offseasons.