Devean George - The amount of time, money, and resources spent on him has not been beneficial to the Lakers franchise. He is a great athlete, but terribly inconsistent, and does not have a high basketball IQ. His turnovers, reach in fouls, and erratic shooting seem to always kill Laker rallies.
Sonics - Vladimir Radmanovich He's a Small Forward playing out of position at the Power Forward spot. He's too soft to be a Power Forward.
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<div class="quote_poster">Quoting The Tigress:</div><div class="quote_post">Sonics - Vladimir Radmanovich He's a Small Forward playing out of position at the Power Forward spot. He's too soft to be a Power Forward.</div> He is a natural SF, no doubts about that at all. It's becoming pretty iron clad that one of him or Lewis will be gone next season, and to be perfectly honest I think I would rather have Vlad to Rashard. He seems to have a more aggressive nature, whereas rashard seems extremely placid and able to blend into the background with alarming regularity. All will be revealed in the offseason I'm sure, but I think Vlad could match Rashard's 18 and 7 per night as a SF, probably even increase on it. He's just been in a bad situation in terms of where he's able to get his minutes.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Supersonic:</div><div class="quote_post">He is a natural SF, no doubts about that at all. It's becoming pretty iron clad that one of him or Lewis will be gone next season, and to be perfectly honest I think I would rather have Vlad to Rashard. He seems to have a more aggressive nature, whereas rashard seems extremely placid and able to blend into the background with alarming regularity. All will be revealed in the offseason I'm sure, but I think Vlad could match Rashard's 18 and 7 per night as a SF, probably even increase on it. He's just been in a bad situation in terms of where he's able to get his minutes.</div> Yeah, I also agree with that 100%. I think we should try to possibly trade Rashard and just keep Radman and move him back to his natural small forward spot. When given the chance, he pretty much do what Rashard can do. Also, if we work to trade Rashard instead of Rad, we would get better value in return for him. I also think that Radman has a faster first step than Rashard when going to the rack. Rashard may have the slight upper-hand in athleticism but Radman isn't a pushover in that category either.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Rudeezy:</div><div class="quote_post">Warriors- Clifford Robinson He is a premier defender in the NBA but is replaceable with a healthy Troy Murphy.</div> Cliff Robinson led the Warriors in three pointers made <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Reggie Evans. He is honest, tough and rebounds, but he is a liability down the other end of the floor, and when Vitaly Potapenko is in the team he provides the things that reggie does too, and with a reliable mid range game. Nick Collison will likely take the starting spot next year anyway.</div> Reggie Evans leads the Sonics in offensive rebounds per game and total offensive rebounds.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting New York Baller:</div><div class="quote_post">othella harrington from the knicks</div> Harrington doesn't start.. Not sure who I'd cut, either Mohammed or Tim Thomas. Nazr cos he doesn't block shots and I've heard isn't much of a defender anyway. TT just cos he sucks, I preferred KVH.
<u>Og15</u> has stepped up! <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Cliff Robinson led the Warriors in three pointers made</div> <font color="DarkRed">Very good. He also led them in attempts as well.</font> <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Reggie Evans leads the Sonics in offensive rebounds per game and total offensive rebounds.</div> <font color="DarkRed">2.10/game and 156, respectively. CORRECT!</font> --------------------------- <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Harrington doesn't start..</div> I leave it to you to find out if it's the case or not, <font color="Red">but according to the game rules, if all your teams starters lead a category, then you may go to the next available player</font> Looks like some folks got busted! Shame shame. Good use of research OG15. Well done. Unless there are more challenges, Lets resume play.
Well going by default, then Vitaly Potapenko is the guy that has to go, as the other four current starters all lead in some category. It's a pity too, because I can't think of a reason to take Pot out of the line up, he has been invaluable across the last couple of months of the season.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting og15:</div><div class="quote_post">Raptors - Morris Peterson, everything he does can be replaced, and likely with a more consistent player.</div> He leads his team (Tied) in total steals,(leads) 3pts attempted and made. <div class="quote_poster">Quoting Henacy:</div><div class="quote_post">Nets-Jason Collins He is a solid passer out of the high post. But he cant finish in the low post which is horrible for a center. He doesnt rebound enuff. And is a scoring liablity, which allows teams sometime to focus their entire interior on stopping K-mart.</div> He leads his team in total offensive rebounds. <div class="quote_poster">Quoting shapecity:</div><div class="quote_post">Devean George - The amount of time, money, and resources spent on him has not been beneficial to the Lakers franchise. He is a great athlete, but terribly inconsistent, and does not have a high basketball IQ. His turnovers, reach in fouls, and erratic shooting seem to always kill Laker rallies.</div> He leads his team in 3pt fg%.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting og15:</div><div class="quote_post">Raptors - Morris Peterson, everything he does can be replaced, and likely with a more consistent player.</div> sorry og, but peterson leads his team in 3pointers per 48minutes(game) with 2.82, and hes also 14th in the nba.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting ReRun:</div><div class="quote_post">also another is Celtics - Chris Mihm(starts sometimes) he isnt physical enough, but hes there cuz they hav no Center</div> No way it has to be Walter McCarty, I used to love Walter when he came off the bench and played twenty minutes a game, but a player who is 6'10 and plays 30 minutes a game and gets 3 rebounds a game, that's pathetic. Mihm, if given playing time would be one of the better Celtics.
Points per 48 is not a real category. No stats regarding that premise count. Only regualr averages and totals per time played count.
