Sun Dec 05, 2004 10:00 pm
Mazzlow your sig is scaring people.
You got that right.
Sun Dec 05, 2004 11:34 pm
Oh nobody, he was just drafted 5th overall this year, that's all. He's only a rookie of the year candidate/ and part of the mavs' future. That's all.
So nobody then...
If he's a rookie of the year candidate then so is my left nut 
I suppose if Mike Miller can win it anybody can. Harris has plenty of proving to do Barnsey so step off my dick aight!!!!1111!!11!1!!!!! 11 56 2.
Mon Dec 06, 2004 12:06 am
MaD_hAND1e wrote:Najira wrote:The Hornets need size not another guard...they definitely must planning on making a charge for a big man(maybe take Taft and Villenuva or Sean May).
Personally Id trade B-Diddy and Wesley....get say VC n J-Rose...draft Chris Paul or one of the euro big men or even Taft.
They could use Rose and their pick from Dallas as trade bait to move up into like the 10-15 area....take Hakim Warrick there, he'll add alotta athletism to them and could even give a shot at PF, specially if he packs on some weight he could be like K-Mart.
Dunno thats a strategy I suggest, their lineup for next season should be something like Taft/Dickau, JR/Garcia, VC/Maybe second round pick like Ryan Gomes, Hakim/PJ, Jamaal/Birdman.
I don't think Dallas would've wanted Rose, they already have Stackhouse, Finley and Daniels playing his spot and Rose isn't exactly the most unselfish player
Read it properly it doesnt say Rose to Dallas, I said they can use Rose(if they get him) and the pick they got from Dallas via the DA trade.
Mon Dec 06, 2004 12:15 am
I think Nick's statement is fairly accurate, in the sense that every single rookie in the NBA is a ROY candidate. Including the likes of that Storee bloke, and D.Wilkins... the ordinary one.
Also...
Devin Harris: 5th overall pick
8.2ppg 2.6apg 1.2rpg 1.5spg .385 FG% in 21. 7mpg
Jamaal Tinsley (rookie year): 27th overall pick
9.4ppg 8.1apg 3.7rpg 1.7spg .380 FG% in 30.5mpg
Tony Parker (rookie year): 28th overall pick
9.2ppg 4.3apg 2.6rpg 1.1spg .419 FG% in 29.4mpg
Gilbert Arenas (rookie year): 31st overall pick
10.9ppg 3.7apg 2.8rpg 1.4spg .453 FG% in 24.6mpg
Ben Gordon: 3rd overall pick
11.0ppg 1.6apg 2.1rpg 0.7spg .368 FG% in 22.9mpg
Marko Jaric (rookie year) 30th overall pick
7.4ppg 2.9apg 2.4rpg 1.4spg .401 FG% in 20.9mpg
No real point to be made here, just thought it was an interesting comparison... especially between Harris and Marko Jaric. I know Gordon and Arenas are/were playing SG in their rookie seasons primarily but still.
Also...
Devin Harris: 5th overall pick
8.2ppg 2.6apg 1.2rpg 1.5spg .385 FG% in 21. 7mpg
Jamaal Tinsley (rookie year): 27th overall pick
9.4ppg 8.1apg 3.7rpg 1.7spg .380 FG% in 30.5mpg
Tony Parker (rookie year): 28th overall pick
9.2ppg 4.3apg 2.6rpg 1.1spg .419 FG% in 29.4mpg
Gilbert Arenas (rookie year): 31st overall pick
10.9ppg 3.7apg 2.8rpg 1.4spg .453 FG% in 24.6mpg
Ben Gordon: 3rd overall pick
11.0ppg 1.6apg 2.1rpg 0.7spg .368 FG% in 22.9mpg
Marko Jaric (rookie year) 30th overall pick
7.4ppg 2.9apg 2.4rpg 1.4spg .401 FG% in 20.9mpg
No real point to be made here, just thought it was an interesting comparison... especially between Harris and Marko Jaric. I know Gordon and Arenas are/were playing SG in their rookie seasons primarily but still.
Mon Dec 06, 2004 9:16 am
devin harris so overrated, rookie of the month? come on! what about deng or howard. heck, or even nocioni!
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Mon Dec 06, 2004 9:23 am
poor dan dickau, seems like he can't find a place in the league.. i think this is his 4th team since coming to the league 2 years ago.
( atlanta, portland, dallas, NO)
( atlanta, portland, dallas, NO)
Mon Dec 06, 2004 1:32 pm
All the good rookies are in the East this season... the majority of them, IMO.
Mon Dec 06, 2004 2:10 pm
Tales wrote:All the good rookies are in the East this season... the majority of them, IMO.
Thats cos the East teams last year had worse records than the West teams, so they got most of the lottery picks.
Mon Dec 06, 2004 3:06 pm
MaD_hAND1e wrote:Tales wrote:All the good rookies are in the East this season... the majority of them, IMO.
Thats cos the East teams last year had worse records than the West teams, so they got most of the lottery picks.
The lottery is the teams that don't make the playoffs. And since the same number of teams make the playoffs in each conference each conference has pretty well the same lotery picks. But the East's picks were higher.
Mon Dec 06, 2004 9:31 pm
SkipToMy_Lou wrote:Mazzlow your sig is scaring people.
You got that right.
yea it is kinda big i should shrink it to about 150 high
Mon Dec 06, 2004 9:37 pm
j.23 wrote:poor dan dickau, seems like he can't find a place in the league.. i think this is his 4th team since coming to the league 2 years ago.
( atlanta, portland, dallas, NO)
he was also traded to GS during offseason, but hadn't had the time to play a single game
he simply hasn't got the level... as a first rounder, he's stuck in the league with a 3 years contract ... that's why he still hasn't been dumped
Wed Dec 08, 2004 7:06 am
great deal for dallas- way to take advantage of a team in a tailspin.. not chicago for once, i'm talking about new orleans
harris is still learning and not producing and terry is not the ideal pg for this team.
DA's a good fit with his leadership, experience, and high energy. harris will still get minutes since DA can't go for big minutes anymore
armstrong has already been named starter
harris is still learning and not producing and terry is not the ideal pg for this team.
DA's a good fit with his leadership, experience, and high energy. harris will still get minutes since DA can't go for big minutes anymore
armstrong has already been named starter