Best Bargain: Keyon Dooling, Ryan Anderson or Jarvis Hayes

Keyon Dooling - $3.3 million

Jarvis Hayes - $1.9 million

Ryan Anderson - $1.2 million

 

Re: Bigger Bargain: Keyon Doolin, Ryan Anderson or Jarvis Hayes

Dooling. Best backup point we've had in a long time.

 

should have all three because Dooling is the best point guard we've ever had, Hayes is one of the best back up sf we've ever had, and anderson is one of the best backup pf's we've ever had. And, all three are averaging like the same amount of pts give or take a pt or two.

 

Dooling. We haven't had a productive backup point guard since The General.

 

I wish Keyon Dooling was a Net four years ago.

Better late than never, though.

 

Jarvis as well. Those two are exactly the type of players we needed off the bench when we were competing.

 

I don't think RA should count, because he's on his rookie contract. No negotiations, really.

 

You see the bench Stefanski has now? Donyell Marshall and Theo Ratliff are counted on to play meaningful minutes. Sound frustratingly familiar?

It's not a coincidence that the draft picks and free agent signings have been so much better since he left.

 

Lawrence Frank

 

His ass was on the line, and it looks like there was never any reason to doubt him.

 

I think Thorn understood that the problem last year was more him than Frank, that he didnt move quicker to rebuild and was left with a chemistry issues and a losing record. Frank has done a terrific job. Rick Kamla of NBA TV praised Frank tonight before he interviewed this utter doofus, John Schuhmann, on his pregame show. This Schuhmann guy thinks he knows hoops. HA! I say.

 

Finally a talking head on TV who isn't above spreading some Nets propaganda to the masses!

 

Dave D doesn't think so:

http://www.nj.com/nets/index.ssf/2008/12/former_nets_gm_stefanski_impre.html

 

Dooling is the better player, but at a salary that's a little more than half his, Purple Hayes is clearly the better bargain.

 

Outside of Lou Williams, I wouldn't put one of their bench players in the Nets rotation.

WTF is Dave smoking?

 

Dooling is the best player and means the most out of those 3, but i'll say Hayes was the best bargain.

 

Links below.

 

If you're gonna count rookies, then I pick Brook Lopez at 2.1 Million.

 

Jarvis is the best bargain...and arguably the most consistent and complete player on the team. He rebounds with authority...he consistently hits outside shots (including 3's)...has defended well both man-to-man and zone.

 

This is tough but I gotta vote for Jarvis. His jumper and knack for making perfectly timed hustle plays that ultimately bring a halt to our opponents momentum are one of the biggest reasons we're at where we're at.