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  1. tlongII

    tlongII Legendary Poster

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    He needs to improve his defense. His offense is there, but his D has a long way to go.
     
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    magnifier661 B-A-N-A-N-A-S!

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    Dalembert and Redick would be an offseason success
     
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    I dont mind Dalembert for the right price and as long as we arent trying to play him 40 minutes a night.
     
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    Natebishop3 Don't tread on me!

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    He gives effort though. So many scoring guards don't even try on defense. I think he'll improve.
     
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    He has already improved a little on D which tons more than most rookies do so there is every reason to believe he can become a decent defender.
     
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    I think Redick is gonna ask for/get to much, and if we're bringing back Maynor with Lillard and Wes that's an awfully crowded guard rotation. My ideal moves for a bench sharpshooter would either be for Korver (UFA) or Dudley (very reasonable 4.25M next year) as backup 3's who can fill in at the 2 for injuries/big lineups.
     

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