<div class="quote_poster">nba_specialist_24_7 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">I think your really not looking into this trade much Kwame Brown has done better this year for Phil but dont think Phil wouldnt trade him in a 2nd for more experience up front.</div> Um, Kwame has been terrific ever since the end of last season. The guy has been a beast on defense, and he has shut out guys like Tim Duncan and Kevin Garnett. The guy has developed a nice offensive post game, and has been taking it to the bucket every play. The Kwame Brown playing for the Lakers is a MUCH more different one than the one in Washington. Trust me. Kwame alone is more valuable to this Laker team than Chris Webber would ever be <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Vladamir was just brought in by the Lakers because he did well for the Clippers and he was brought in below market value.Jackson only plays him when he has to.Vlad's defence is not up to par in Jackson's eyes</div> This just proves that you have no idea what you are talking about. Vladamir was brought in because of his three point shooting. Everyone around the league knows the guy is a dangerous three point shooter, including Phil and Kobe, both of which wanted Vladamir here in the Lakers organization. The reason why Vlade hasn’t been posting up good stats is because he is playing with a hand injury, plus adjusting to the triangle offense. That is why his scoring has been down, and why he has not looked as effective as recent years. But his hand is getting better, and in the past couple of games, he has really shown that shooting touch that people around the league has known him for. And what are you talking about Vlade’s defense not being up par? Where did you hear that from? Or did you just make it up. Because Vlade has been terrific this season, and the coaching staff has done nothing but rave about his defense. Once again, you don’t know what you are talking about, <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Mihm is a steady Center,but his injury problems are a concern.He is expiring and just used as a throw as well as with McKie to make it work.</div> Both Mihm and McKie have expiring contracts. So why not try to trade them to a team for a good point guard? After all, that is what we lack, a point guard. We don’t need more bigs because we already have enough. <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">ill never be the same Chris Webber he was in his Early Sactown days,but the guy could easy come into the triangle offence and average 15ppg,9 boards and 1.5 blocks for Phil,as well as 3 assists.He passes the ball well and would let Odom roam on the perimeter more. I only put him at Center because Walton has been starting at the 3 all season long.in reality they could have Bynum,Webber and Odom up front</div> Webber is slow, old, and a liability on defense. If anything, he will only slow the team down. The Lakers already have enough offensive power, so there is no need for more offensive help, which is the only thing Webber may be able to provide for us, although he is shooting at an all time low. How can he average 15 ppg, 9 boards, and 1.5 bpg when he also has guys like Kobe and Lamar dominating the ball? Webber needs the ball to be effective, and it has shown through the past couple of seasons. One of the reason why Webber hasn’t been as effective is because Iverson dominates the ball. If he comes to LA, both Kobe and Odom will need the ball, not to mention all the other players on the team. If Webber has shown us anything from the past season, it is his ability to complain. So all that will result from Webber in a Lakers uniform is a team cancer, because he will be upset he isn’t getting the ball and etc. etc. You also have to realize Webber is probably one of the most overppaid player in sports. The guy gets paid roughly 20 million a year. Why the hell would the Lakers even think about taking on a contract as huge as that for Webber’s production? The guy wouldn’t fit on the team, plain and simple. There is a reason why other teams have not racked up offers when Webber was placed on the trading block. And that is because Webber is old, slow, a cancer, and gets paid way too much. Sorry, but your trade is just ridiculous. Funny how you call yourself nba_specialist when you keep coming up with BS trades again and again
<div class="quote_poster">Brian Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Um, Kwame has been terrific ever since the end of last season. The guy has been a beast on defense, and he has shut out guys like Tim Duncan and Kevin Garnett. The guy has developed a nice offensive post game, and has been taking it to the bucket every play. The Kwame Brown playing for the Lakers is a MUCH more different one than the one in Washington. Trust me. Kwame alone is more valuable to this Laker team than Chris Webber would ever be This just proves that you have no idea what you are talking about. Vladamir was brought in because of his three point shooting. Everyone around the league knows the guy is a dangerous three point shooter, including Phil and Kobe, both of which wanted Vladamir here in the Lakers organization. The reason why Vlade hasn?t been posting up good stats is because he is playing with a hand injury, plus adjusting to the triangle offense. That is why his scoring has been down, and why he has not looked as effective as recent years. But his hand is getting better, and in the past couple of games, he has really shown that shooting touch that people around the league has known him for. And what are you talking about Vlade?s defense not being up par? Where did you hear that from? Or did you just make it up. Because Vlade has been terrific this season, and the coaching staff has done nothing but rave about his defense. Once again, you don?t know what you are talking about, Both Mihm and McKie have expiring contracts. So why not try to trade them to a team for a good point guard? After all, that is what we lack, a point guard. We don?t need more bigs because we already have enough. Webber is slow, old, and a liability on defense. If anything, he will only slow the team down. The Lakers already have enough offensive power, so there is no need for more offensive help, which is the only thing Webber may be able to provide for us, although he is shooting at an all time low. How can he average 15 ppg, 9 boards, and 1.5 bpg when he also has guys like Kobe and Lamar dominating the ball? Webber needs the ball to be effective, and it has shown through the past couple of seasons. One of the reason why Webber hasn?t been as effective is because Iverson dominates the ball. If he comes to LA, both Kobe and Odom will need the ball, not to mention all the other players on the team. If Webber has shown us anything from the past season, it is his ability to complain. So all that will result from Webber in a Lakers uniform is a team cancer, because he will be upset he isn?t getting the ball and etc. etc. You also have to realize Webber is probably one of the most overppaid player in sports. The guy gets paid roughly 20 million a year. Why the hell would the Lakers even think about taking on a contract as huge as that for Webber?s production? The guy wouldn?t fit on the team, plain and simple. There is a reason why other teams have not racked up offers when Webber was placed on the trading block. And that is because Webber is old, slow, a cancer, and gets paid way too much. Sorry, but your trade is just ridiculous. Funny how you call yourself nba_specialist when you keep coming up with BS trades again and again</div> Even thougn my trade idea has many flaws your one of the biggest laker fanboys ever and if you would actually read one of the posters earlier comments,he already convinced me Webber in LA woudlnt work.
<div class="quote_poster">nba_specialist_24_7 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Even thougn my trade idea has many flaws your one of the biggest laker fanboys ever and if you would actually read one of the posters earlier comments,he already convinced me Webber in LA woudlnt work.</div> So? Does that mean I shouldn't have my opinion about your trade? And what's that about me being one of the biggest Laker fanboys ever? I'm a Laker fan, so? So I told you why the trade wouldn't work from the Lakers perspective. It's not my problem your making up one stupid trade after another. Notice this forum is called "The Rumor Mill," not the "Post Every Single Crazy Trade Idea I Think of That Will Have No Possibility of Going Down Thread"
<div class="quote_poster">Brian Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">So? Does that mean I shouldn't have my opinion about your trade? And what's that about me being one of the biggest Laker fanboys ever? I'm a Laker fan, so? So I told you why the trade wouldn't work from the Lakers perspective. It's not my problem your making up one stupid trade after another. Notice this forum is called "The Rumor Mill," not the "Post Every Single Crazy Trade Idea I Think of That Will Have No Possibility of Going Down Thread"</div> I think you were overating Radman a bit Where are these articles with Jackson praising Radmanovic?
Tell me how I'm overrating Radmanovic. You're the one highly overrating Chris Webber. Vladmanovic alone has more trade value than Chris Webber, and Kwame Brown alone will have more importance to any team than Webber will ever have at this state of his career. As for the article? I couldn't exactly find "the article," but here's a small piece from another article that proves my point <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">So far in training camp, so good. Radmanovic has surprised acting coach Kurt Rambis with defensive tenacity and Lakers general manager Mitch Kupchak with ball-handling proficiency.</div> http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/sport...cle_1311807.php
