should we? First of all would he even be a good fit here? This "might" be a case of buy low on a team that's awful, I am not sure myself and what he would cost. Maybe something like Rudy/Bayless/Blake? If you get Harris Bayless is unnecessary, and with Webs emergence and Batum due back it does also help with rotation minutes. Thoughts? http://hoopshype.com/
Has anyone actually checked out Harris' stats this year? I know he's on a horrible team, but the guy is shooting 38% from the floor. Not 38% from 3, but from the floor. He's shooting atrociously from 3 too. I think Harris is so vastly overrated by fans, it's not even funny.
It's a comment from Chad Ford, and it said they'd consider trading Harris in a deal if they could land an all star in return. We aren't trade Roy for Harris. I have sources who say the Nets are no longer sold on Harris as a core piece on the team. If they can package him with an expiring contract or two and get a young All-Star in return, they might do it. If they knew they were getting John Wall, they'd surely do it. ESPN.com
with the bad year he's having he won't get anyone near Roy's caliber. Like I said, buy low is the question?
Of course, we'd buy low, but they aren't selling low. Rod Thorn might not have the responsibilities anymore, but he's still looking over the show, and he doesn't ever sell low.
Harris hasn't helped his trade value one bit since coming back from injury earlier this season. I'd do a deal for him because I have a feeling he'll be back for form in the 2010-2011. Buy while his value is low. Blake/TO/Bayless for him would work.
That's too low, which is why I offered a Rudy/Bayless and TO or Blake trade. That's two nice young pieces and an expiring.
Calderon is said to be available too. But why tease ourselves with the thought of a good, young point guard? We all know Roy would never allow it!!
You know when players are on a bad team, you get to see a lot more of their true character. I don't like what I see from Harris and how he has responded to the adversity.
You do realize Calderon is on the block because Jarret Jack is beating him out right? How fucking terrible must your defense actually be to get beat out by JJ?
It's always funny how certain players are made out to be significantly better than they are (Harris, Calderon, Maggette), yet their teams always suck, or their teams look to trade him and don't look back. Calderon is one of those players, who for whatever reason people inflate his worth and think trading for him is a good idea. I'm not saying the original poster was thinking this, but it's funny how it happens so often. These are the players I'm talking about, that fans either think would be "awesome" for the team, or come up with silly trades to get. TJ Ford Maggette Calderon Darko Butler G Wallace Harris Paul (although he is legit..it's just the constant trade ideas for him that qualify for him) There are some talented players in that group, but it's always the same thing. The man-crushes on these guys soemtimes can be epic.
Yeah you may be right...I haven't seen that much of Calderon so maybe he isn't that great. Harris seems like a very clear upgrade at PG though, and he's young.
I'd trade Aldridge if necessary to get Devin Harris. It would kill us for this year, but in the long run it gives us an all-star caliber backcourt. Harris was known for his defense as recently as two years ago and should be able to play well throughout the next five plus years as a member of our core. It's easier to get a replacement power forward than an all-star level point guard.
thats crazy in my opinion. if Harris were a really great pg like paul or williams, then yes, but he is a scoring PG who is bad at scoring lately. He has not shown that he is capable of leading a quality team. I would make a trade for him and take a flyer, but not for LMA. I think about the most I would consider would be the bayless, rudy and blake/outlaw package. And I would not be thrilled with that.
December 18th: Toronto vs New Jersey Jack 60% shooting, 9 assists Harris 33% shooting, 4 assists Checkmate
He's at his best, perhaps the best defensive pg in the NBA. At Dallas, he was tremendous at the defensive end. Last year, in NJ, he showed his offensive ability, but he's not necessarily a scoring point guard in the Iverson sense. He's not as good as Chris Paul or Williams, but neither is Aldridge. this is trading a borderline all-star for a one time all star. Trading the easiest big position to fill for the hardest small position. Here's a link to an evaluation of him prior to NJ. http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_/id/4413/jason-kidd-vs-devin-harris-in-numbers
