Zombie 2012 NBA Draft

Discussion in 'Portland Trail Blazers' started by B-Roy, Feb 17, 2012.

  1. BLAZINGGIANTS

    BLAZINGGIANTS Well-Known Member

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    Just sayin'. That's how it's been for a long time now. I don't think anyone ever has had Lamb ahead of Beal?
     
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    yeah, I know their players. Big dude and the light skinned dude. Thanks Jeremy, that's all the questions we have. Good luck to you.
     
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    Would you say "stoned" cold?
     
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    I have. I will admit it
     
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    Lamb=racist.
     
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    Well, your opinions don't matter.

    Just the tidbits you get for your sources/delivery boy.
     
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    Oh, you meant "experts" I thought you meant people in the forum. My bad
     
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    Obviously.
     
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    I wish when he said it, Haynes would have responded..Babbitt?
     
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    Nikolokolus There's always next year

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    If there's anything I see when I watch that Lamb interview it's this: intense competitor and winner.
     
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    I'll bet he meant Batum
     
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    There's a few folks on this board who have said in the past they'd take Lamb over Beal.
     
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    :clap:

    seriously...wtf
     
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    i like lambs game, but goddamn, that was surreal
     
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    I still like Lamb, his size, athleticism and scoring ability...obviously getting to talk with them and meet them in person and see what type of person\competitor they are is an important aspect...

    The kid can play, is he dumb as a rock? or just indifferent? both? niether? I certainly wouldn't categorize that interview as a positive for him, but I wouldn't rule him out either....

    There have been PLENTY of great NBA players who were not the sharpest tools in the shed....The bottom line is talent and IQ ON the court....

    Apparently no one remembers Travis Outlaw?
     
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    All this after telling us how we desperately need guys with a killer instinct and assassin mentality?
     
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    A few. You made it sound like everyone.

    I'd say more people on this board have had Beal in the top-5 for some time, while Lamb has never been THAT high. It's semantics. But anyone who picked on you for having Beal over Lamb (because they had Lamb over Beal) would be in the minority (like 1%).

    Therefore, they should be executed.
     
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    LameR Ha Seung-Jin Approved!

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    Travis Outlaw is exactly (one of) the reason(s) why I would avoid Lamb. I'd like to have someone who can understand what the play actually is. At least Outlaw seemed to care about what he was doing, even if he did it poorly for the first 3 quarters.
     
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    I'd be very happy with a Thomas Robinson\Austin Rivers draft.....
     
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    Alex Kennedy thinks it'll go like this:

    #6: Lillard
    #8: Waiters
     

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