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  • LiquidLarry2GhostWF
    Highwayman
    • Feb 2009
    • 15428

    Originally posted by Xixak
    Tyreke was really good last year, idk what this "finds his form" crap is.

    15-4-4 in 31mpg on 48% FG, 78% FT and 34% from 3
    If Reek was really good, what was General Greivis?

    14-9-4 on 43%, 34% from 3, and 80% from the line.

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    • Kuzzy Powers
      Beautiful Like Moses
      • Oct 2008
      • 12541

      Originally posted by Xixak
      Tyreke was really good last year, idk what this "finds his form" crap is.

      15-4-4 in 31mpg on 48% FG, 78% FT and 34% from 3
      Numbers, confidence, and minutes have all regressed year by year, while weight has increased.

      He needs to find his rookie form and build upon it. Like I said earlier, he was looking like a legitimate star coming off his ROTY season. Badly needed a change of scenery.

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      • ralaw
        Posts too much
        • Feb 2009
        • 6662

        @ESPNSteinLine: Sources say Pelicans, already hot for Evans, were all in when Reke told them he'd be willing to be sixth man in New Orleans if necessary

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        • JimLeavy59
          War Hero
          • May 2012
          • 7199

          I like what the Pelicans are doing.

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          • JimLeavy59
            War Hero
            • May 2012
            • 7199

            Kobe Bryant's pitch to keep Dwight Howard with the Lakers on Tuesday is said to be a "complete turnoff" for Howard, per Chris Broussard(so maybe Dwight loved it?)

            Word is that the Warriors are trying to move Heaven and Earth to clear up space for Dwight things are not looking good for the Lakers if this is the case.

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            • JimLeavy59
              War Hero
              • May 2012
              • 7199

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              • Xixak
                Noob
                • Feb 2011
                • 600

                Originally posted by JimLeavy59
                And just like that we have a horse race.

                The Golden State situation is better than the Houston one imo. Legitimate star PG and knockdown shooters on the wings with Lee at PF. Houston is questionable at the 1 and 4.

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                • JimLeavy59
                  War Hero
                  • May 2012
                  • 7199

                  Golden State has a lot of leverage on the Lakers(never thought I'd type that)

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                  • EmpireWF
                    Giants in the Super Bowl
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 24082

                    Money being relatively equal, you'd imagine he'd be nuts to pass on GSW. While Harden may be the best player on the teams he's considering, the best roster is easily in Golden State.


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                    • JimLeavy59
                      War Hero
                      • May 2012
                      • 7199

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                      • NAHSTE
                        Probably owns the site
                        • Feb 2009
                        • 22233

                        Originally posted by JimLeavy59
                        I read somewhere that at least 2 teams have already agreed to take them in that scenario.

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                        • JimLeavy59
                          War Hero
                          • May 2012
                          • 7199

                          Lakers better take a sign and trade.

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                          • EmpireWF
                            Giants in the Super Bowl
                            • Mar 2009
                            • 24082

                            If the Lakers want Thompson or Barnes in a sign and trade, does GSW even consider it?


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                            • JimLeavy59
                              War Hero
                              • May 2012
                              • 7199

                              Originally posted by EmpireWF
                              If the Lakers want Thompson or Barnes in a sign and trade, does GSW even consider it?
                              If they can clear cap and keep those guys I'd say no.

                              If the Lakers lose Dwight they stand a chance at being shit for a few years.

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                              • Xixak
                                Noob
                                • Feb 2011
                                • 600

                                Originally posted by EmpireWF
                                Money being relatively equal, you'd imagine he'd be nuts to pass on GSW. While Harden may be the best player on the teams he's considering, the best roster is easily in Golden State.
                                I think one could argue that the difference between Curry and Harden is pretty negligible in terms of ability.

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