Which NBA player hurt their teams the most this season?

Who played significant minutes? My vote goes to Adam Morrison. The guy is absolutely abysmal for the opportunities he gets.

 

Boris Diaw. He's been so bad since last year. And I've been calling for him to be traded since the beginning of the season. He's just not very aggressive at all.

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Something-To-Say @ May 3 2007, 08:34 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Boris Diaw. He's been so bad since last year. And I've been calling for him to be traded since the beginning of the season. He's just not very aggressive at all.</div>I don't think he has hurt the Suns bad, but he certainly hasn't been as good as last year. With STAT back he was never going to get the chances as before, and coming in over-weight was a bad move. As the season went on though he started to show some promise again, but injuries never gave him the chance.The Suns need to lose some salary over the next couple of years. Thomas, Diaw and Banks are all expendable but only if we bring in the right mix of players.

 

Diaw and Banks are mandatory to trade for whatever. Trade them for some expirings and picks and get some solid youth.

 

Carmelo Anthony should be Hon. Mention.After that brawl him and JR Smith missed 15 games and it really hurt the Nuggets team. AI had to carry the load, some D-League type players played, and their chem could have been better. He came and the Nuggets played well but could have been better if they sticked together longer.

 

Jamaal TinsleyRon ArtestStephen Jackson (With the Pacers)

 

Smush Parker, he F*cked any chance of the Lakers going anywhere this season with his abysmal defense and streaky shooting. He wasn't aggressive at driving to the lane at all. He was a nuissance in the locker room. And they had to play a 20 year old rookie against the 2 time defending MVP because he couldn't keep his act together. I think Smush scored a grand total of 2 points in the playoffs this season.

 

Smush Parker is a good one. You can't name anyone in this if they got hurt unless the injury was their fault (here's looking at you Vladimir Radmonovic). Injuries happen and it's not like they wanted them to.

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Jamaal TinsleyRon ArtestStephen Jackson (With the Pacers)</div>Wow for once I agree with PFF. Ron Artest had such a positive impact last year after he was traded to Sac. And a year later, he easily hurt them with his antics and decision to possibly retire with the season still going(the whole text message deal was ridiculous). It didn't help he tried to put his offense ahead of his defense this year as well. He put the Kings in a tailspin.

 

Allen Iverson dahhWe won more games without him, good point eh.

 

For the Raptors I would have to say:1. Joey Graham (very inconsistent)2. Morris Peterson (streaky, has had an off-year IMO)3. TJ Ford (shot selection is questionable sometimes instead of giving Bosh the ball in the clutch, he likes to hog the ball in crunch time which I don't like)

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (wolverine30 @ May 3 2007, 08:12 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>3. TJ Ford (shot selection is questionable sometimes instead of giving Bosh the ball in the clutch, he likes to hog the ball in crunch time which I don't like)</div>At least he wants it

 

Are you saying that Bosh doesn't want the ball in the clutch? I think Bosh plays better when Calderon is playing along side him. Ford and Bosh don't seem to play well together. They both want the ball in their hands and that is why the Raptors have been unsuccessful so far in the playoffs. because TJ Ford plays too much with the ball.

 

I would say TJ actually helped the raptors more than he hurt them this year, he's actually been better than they first thought he would be, everyone does questionable things at times which have lead to bad play and I guess TJ has done that a couple of times but he's still young, he will learn to make the right decisions in the future.. and actually he's been quite good in the clutch a couple times.. but im sure bosh could do better, I don't know.

 

Im going to say Kevin Garnett....im defiently not saying because hes bad, but theres a situation Minny has been in for a few years now. They arent good enough to be in playoffs, but they have such a dominant player that they wont be a top 5 lotto either. KG needs to pull a Gasol and get Minny a top 4 pick. Only way Minny with KG is going anywhere is KG gets injured and Minny get a awesome pick. Thats just my off-the-wall opinion though.

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (austingriz @ May 3 2007, 05:25 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Im going to say Kevin Garnett....im defiently not saying because hes bad, but theres a situation Minny has been in for a few years now. They arent good enough to be in playoffs, but they have such a dominant player that they wont be a top 5 lotto either. KG needs to pull a Gasol and get Minny a top 4 pick. Only way Minny with KG is going anywhere is KG gets injured and Minny get a awesome pick. Thats just my off-the-wall opinion though.</div>What? Screw up his foot? Why would you do that? It's too late and the Wolves just need to overhaul. It starts with the GM.

 

if he breaks his ankle, Minny is even worse than they are now, they get a top 3 pick, they could pair up Michael Beasley, Derrick Rose or another lotto pick with KG. KG only needs one other star, cause hes that good.

 

Dude you gotta be kiddin me. There's no way 1 additional star could make this team get out of the West, let alone win a chip. He needs to be traded to the Eastern Conference. That's his best title shot.

 

true, western conference is pretty snazzy isnt it?

 

If we were talking about playoffs ... I would say Dirk Nowitzki