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Lee did prove one thing this season he is not a great 3 point shooter. The last time I checked that was really important to the Magic in stretching the defense so Dwight gets more openings. 33% just does not cut it. As for defense the difference between the two is not all that much. Though Redick is a better team defender imo. But this is much ado for nothing. The Nets will keep him because he is cheap. Will Lee start this upcoming season who knows. Considering that the Nets are not all that deep in good shooters he has a better chance. BTW I remember reading that players who lead in steals are not actually rated the highest on their respective teams for defense. AI had a high ratio for steals, but is a terrible defender. So if you are saying that Lee is better because he steals the ball more often then you lose that case about who is the better defender hands down. The reason that found is that the players who steal the ball more often took more chances to get the ball and ended up not defending. So yes you can get the ball stealing fiend or you can get defense. I would rather take the player who defends instead of a player who takes too many chances just to steal the ball.
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quote: Originally posted by gporter: Steph Curry had a better rookie year than Derick Rose and he didn't even start the first two months. If you judge a player by the last three months of the season, Steph Curry was one of the best rookies if not the best rookie of all time. Derick Rose is probably only better at getting to the rim than Curry. Curry is a better rebounder, defender (steals), assists, shooting (in ever aspect) and I'd much rather have Curry over D Rose any day of the week. That's just plain "nuts". Curry is more of a sg then a pg. So in every aspects of being a pg Rose has him beat hands down. If given a choice you would have to be crazy to not take Rose over Curry. But since we don't have to ever worry about that this is just moot.
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quote: Originally posted by JRam027: quote: Originally posted by ThuglifeJ: Jameer is not a top 10 PG. CP3, D Will, Nash, Rondo, Billups, Rose are by far better points. Thats 6. Parker, Kidd, Jennings, Brooks, Arenas are better. Devin Harris, Westbrook are arguably with far more potential and getting better. even Tyreke Evans is arguably. Andre Miller even dropped 50 points this season, but really I take that back his shot is terrible. but really the top 5 (CP3, D Will, Rondo, Nash, Rose) make the rest look like another league. Nelson is a better shooter than all the above except for Nash. Over their career, about half the guys listed are at about 6 apg which is about where Jameer is at. You can't definitively say that, outside the top 5, all those pgs are clearly better than Nelson. All of the above pgs are pass first pgs unlike Nelson. Nelson is the shoot first pg type. So yes he would average more points, but not more assists. Yes they are indeed better then Nelson when it comes to being a pure pg that is the floor general. Nelson is more like a sg with a shorter then average pg body.
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quote: Originally posted by Its just zo: Just curious. I see the consensus opinion is that they would trade Nelson for CP3 in the blink of an eye. Nelson is improving. He came as a rookie and we've watched him grow. We witnesses what hes capable of during the playoffs. He's ultra clutch. A better shooter than CP3. The only difference is that CP3 is a much better passer and judging by his steals, maybe a slighly better defender. Although steals dont make you a good on ball defender. How much better is CP3 than Nelson? The year before Nelson was having his best year then he got hurt. Then he tried to come back in the Finals. IMO that was a huge mistake and threw off how we were playing. Last year Nelson played well, but nothing like the year before that. I think that was the best that Nelson will ever play. Instead of improvement we saw Nelson sliding backwards instead of the gain that you seem to want. Nelson peaked that year. IMO that was the best that we will ever see Nelson play. I wish it were not true, but I don't see steady improvement. Plus a factor that Nelson can't change is his height. That has caused the Magic time after time major problems with his defense. It showed up too often against Rondo who burned him again and again.
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quote: Originally posted by ThuglifeJ: Jameer is not a top 10 PG. CP3, D Will, Nash, Rondo, Billups, Rose are by far better points. Thats 6. Parker, Kidd, Jennings, Brooks, Arenas are better. Devin Harris, Westbrook are arguably with far more potential and getting better. even Tyreke Evans is arguably. Andre Miller even dropped 50 points this season, but really I take that back his shot is terrible. but really the top 5 (CP3, D Will, Rondo, Nash, Rose) make the rest look like another league. +1
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quote: Originally posted by VCdaCarter: quote: Originally posted by sharp[7]shooter: @Thuglife That is exactly how I feel about the situation. Carter doesn't deserve 100% of the blame, however, he had an amazingly sub-par playoff performance, is criticized for it, and so he should be. He isn't the player that I thought he was going to be coming into last season. I think Vince performs better when he is the focal point of the offense...without multiple superstars that demand the ball just as much as he does. NO would be a great fit for him. @VCdaCarter I know, I know. I was out of order for calling you out, and I've done it before. I'm just fed up with Carter fans who find every way possible to try and massage Vince's reputation as a player. He screwed up in the playoffs, there is concrete evidence to support this...how can you argue it? By saying that every other player on the team performed poorly is also a scapegoat and beyond the point. In the end, I respect Vince, I hope he has comeback year, and I don't put people on my ignore list because I respect every opinion...but you cannot dispute the drop in Carter's play in the post-season, especially the Boston series. Vince had 2 good games against the bobcats and 3 good games against the hawks. He had 1 good game against the celtics where no one else on the team showed up. After that the whole team went south. They played like they didn't want it and so they lost. End of story. Oh yeah, about the 2 missed free throws...I couldn't believe it either. To see vince miss 2 FTs in a row is rare but hey, **** happens. End of story should be Carter somewhere else after he mailed in it in the Boston series. Carter was a disaster in the Boston series. You need to take off your rose colored glasses and see what really happened.
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quote: Originally posted by chosen12: quote: Originally posted by Lewis4thewin: quote: Originally posted by chosen12: Yeah, New headcoach/GM/owner possibly means the hornets could go in an entire new direction which requires a few empty seasons. I think thats what Paul's complaint is. Eventually players hit a point where they see their own basketball mortality. A player like Chris Paul, Bosh, Gerald Wallace, etc is going to look at his situation like a sinking ship. With ownership not putting a great product together and no playoff success after 5, 6, 7 seasons a guy is going to panic and wonder if his entire career is going to end up passing without a shot at a championship, or even an above average team. Lebron's decision was peculiar in the sense that the Cavs have had enormous success during his tenure there. If he didn't mail in the last few games of the celtic series he could have been in the ecf/finals in 3 of the last 4 years. Thats something that Chris Paul/Bosh/Gerald Wallace/Joe Johnson/Deron Williams/Granger/Rudy Gay/Carmelo/etc could only dream of. Without question Paul's view of his team rebuilding before his eyes, detracts from his vison of a ring before he heads off to the AARP/@NBAalsorans.com! Shinn along with the Clippers owner (Sterling) have made it no secret that spending to win is not on the agenda!! As for LBJ, I think the whole Cleveland personna, coupled with idiotic moves such as the Shaq signing, benching JJ Hickson, resigning floppy, to name a few lead to his surrender of any hope in Cleveland! Just look at the moves and the $$ thrown at used to be's like Ben Wallace and others just boggles the mind! The 09 ecf series with us also broke whatever spirit the guy had left! So we basically forced the trio in Miami to form! Now we need to progress! As to the trio going to Miami that was planned long belong any of your time line. Plus you didn't mention that the Cavs caved to LeBron and hired his friends to jobs they didn't do and let them travel on the team jet. Whatever LeBron wanted LeBron got. Now the same thing is going on in Miami. BTW it should be noted that the Bulls were not going to offer any of that. More power to them. As it turns out only Miami was willing to do that other then the Cavs. Now there is an investigation over that through the league office. The Cavs gave and gave to LeBron then he instead of being ...........he screwed them on national tv. LeBron proved to everyone else (we already knew this from the way he didn't handle his loss to us last year)that he was a jerk. As to the main part of this topic Carter's contract is expiring considering 14 million is off the books. As to that part where someone said that Carter can't dunk because he leaps so high. That is also a past tense. Carter legs are not in it anymore. Age has caught up to him. Just another overpaid vet. At least he is still playing (sort of) Shaq has not been offered a contract this year. So Carter should consider himself lucky where ever he ends up. Hopefully not with the Magic.
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IMO when Carter is traded whoever gets him will buy him out of that little bit of cash. Plus 14 will come off the books and the last time I checked that sounded like an expiring contract. So I don't understand why the new thread about an old subject.
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Apparently Barnes did turn down the money. Just found this "Matt Barnes was looking at $7 million over 2 seasons for Cleveland or a chance to win a championship in his home state with the Lakers." Well we all know what he chose. BTW Matt if you hadn't opted out your chances were just as good with the Magic and you would have kept more of the money. Oh well your choice. http://www.hotcappers.com/4864...going-to-the-lakers/
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Who ever started this thread bite your tongue. Shaq can rot in hell as far as I am concerned when it comes to the Magic. Lucky for us he can't afford to take the vet's min he needs the money because of his fooling around. The divorce is killing him.
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magic proposes VC for gilbert trade. deal done by this week!?!?
PEC replied to paul.kennedy's topic in Orlando Magic Forum
quote: Originally posted by echo4papa: quote: Originally posted by ucfknights22: Arenas' past history got me thinking. If he was to get into some kind of off court trouble, is there any precedent for being able to waive his salary from our payroll? Or paying him but it not counting against the cap? For example, if he was to go to jail. Every NBA contract has a Moral Turpitude clause (sorry for the big word Mont). There was talk about the Wizards envoking said clause to invalidate Arenas' contract last season, but they ultimately decided against going that route. If he had received significant jail time, they would have definitely done just that. So as I have already posted he is on probation if he does anything that violates that probation he goes to jail. Gilbert knows this and I expect the best basketball out of him or he is out and the Magic won't be feeling any pain. While with Carter we will the pain for too long if he stays. -
magic proposes VC for gilbert trade. deal done by this week!?!?
PEC replied to paul.kennedy's topic in Orlando Magic Forum
So if Carter were to be traded does this mean that mont would go follow the wizards. I like the sound of that. -
magic proposes VC for gilbert trade. deal done by this week!?!?
PEC replied to paul.kennedy's topic in Orlando Magic Forum
quote: Originally posted by MagicAtic: Main Question, will this trade go down? Is Arenas better than Carter? NO Will he start or be back up point?Start Does his contract help or hurt in the long run?hurt Will Durability be a factor?yes Are the boneheaded decisions over and is he ready to be more mature about his actions?No Does he fit the Magic's system?yes Headcase or Chemistry builder?headcase How do you think Dwight would feel about this?OKC here I come He won't be doing anymore boneheaded actions because if he does he goes to prison. He is on probation. Yes that's right he has to behave so that helps us. Plus as already posted he is better then Carter. Carter is finished nothing left to help the Magic. Or do I need to remind you of the Boston series. -
Redick is the Chef in the family and teaching wife. It's funny Redick started out only knowing how to cook eggs and boiling water. He states that in an interview. Then he got into cooking lessons and now he is becoming the best chef on the team.
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quote: Originally posted by Peter Griffin: quote: Originally posted by VCdaCarter: quote: Originally posted by Peter Griffin: quote: Originally posted by VCdaCarter I've been a fan of vince for 10 years and I've never been a fan of a TEAM NAME. The team name doesn't make me jump out of my seat when someone gets dunked on or hits the game winning shot. I think it's kind of pathetic when there's no loyalty for the players. In my mind, there isn't much (in professional sports) that is more pathetic than a fan that doesn't support his home team. With that said, I think its good news that you are a VC fanboy. WHEN Wince moves on to his next team, you go with him. Its a win-win for Magic fans on this forum. So, thanks for that. I'm from Connecticut, there is no home team. Boston. Not from Orlando and yes I support the Magic first. Please Otis move Carter then we can stop this Carter nonsense.
