From NetsDaily: <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>It seems like all the media attention this off-season has been devoted to the Nets’ big men. Will Krstic get back to normal? Will Sean Williams always be described as “troubled but talented”? Is this Josh Boone’s year? Now comes the biggest question this summer: Can Jamaal Magloire adjust to the Princeton offense and still retain his role as tough guy? The 6′-10″ Toronto native thinks the answer is yes…but it won’t be easy.</div></p> Magloire is ready for more - Dave D'Alessandro - Star-Ledger</p> I really can't wait for the Princeton offense. And I have a feeling Magloirskies is gonna come off the bench.</p> Hidden in the Notes: <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Magloire had a strong second-quarter sequence during the Nets' 91-90 overtime victory at Philadelphia Friday night. Paired with Josh Boone, the two dominated the glass to give the Nets a plus-10 edge in rebounds by halftime.</div>So Jamaal and Josh is our strong rebounding pair. I'll wanna see this duo in games this year, they seem like they could be a good frontcourt pair.</p> <div class="entry"></div>
Yes, Josh and Magloire on the floor, we could see the power of rebounding.</p> Magloire is not useless, he can help us on the glass, and make the team more decent.</p>
Magliore has to play well, he has no choice unless he doesn't wanna play in the NBA any longer. I'm glad to hear he's trying to figure it out but I hope Josh and Sean move past him in the lineup. He's 4 million dollar insurance incase they don't, anything else from him is just icing on the cake.</p>
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (reganomics813)</div><div class='quotemain'></p> Magliore has to play well, he has no choice unless he doesn't wanna play in the NBA any longer. I'm glad to hear he's trying to figure it out but I hope Josh and Sean move past him in the lineup. He's 4 million dollar insurance incase they don't, anything else from him is just icing on the cake.</p> </div></p> </p> I hope that's how coach feels about him, too.</p>
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (lukewarmplay)</div><div class='quotemain'></p> I hope that's how coach feels about him, too.</p> </div></p> </p> Big Cat says he wants more. If he shows he can handle it then the more power to him and us. He's always made his desire to play and be a part of every team he's been on vocal but he's gotta actually show it and I think that's really dawned on him. If he can't carve out a niche with Kidd and company he's in touble because Frank has shown he's willing to play guys who can get stuff going for the greater good of the team over those that don't fit (McInnis, Jackson).</p> </p>
I think a fast start would help us out so much. I'd rather see us being ok into All-Star break rather than worrying about Kidd being traded again.</p>
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (reganomics813)</div><div class='quotemain'></p> Magliore has to play well, he has no choice unless he doesn't wanna play in the NBA any longer. I'm glad to hear he's trying to figure it out but I hope Josh and Sean move past him in the lineup. He's 4 million dollar insurance incase they don't, anything else from him is just icing on the cake.</p> </div></p> Yep, and if either can show they will be a rotational player, Nets won't have to dip into free agency to find another vet 4, thus saving some cash for other spots.</p> </p>
