<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (CRaZy_KiCkz @ Jul 5 2006, 06:25 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>yeah i remember watching one show where JR smith said he would rather have two highlight dunks in a game than 20 points, im sitting there like what are you thinking? he would rather be on espn's highlights than win the game. i dont like his attitude at all</div>yea this is true not to mention what bryon scott said about j.r. smith "I stop talking to people that dont listen"
Nice trade for both teams. New Orleans just continues to really strengthen their frontcourt, which is a good thing. David West, Cedric Simmons, Hilton Armstrong, and Tyson chandler are all guys to look forward to. The only problem here is that New Orleans would be forced to start Desmond Mason at SG if they were not to get another SG that can start along side of Chris Paul. Chicago just keeps adding more and more young talent in JR Smith, and verteran leadership in PJ Brown. He can still put up decent numbers for a guy his age.
I like the trade for the Bulls. Chandler wasn't gonna get any better on that team, and they pick some veteran help. Hornets get another young player that will have a chance to shine with Chris Paul running the show.
Paul is going to have alot of options this season. I love this for the Hornets because they get rid of a guy making alot of money that is going to retire next year and a kid that just didn't fit into the system, and they get a long lenky center in Tyson. Last year they also lacked height and this year they have Armstrong and Tyson for that.
Spite his attitude Smith is a good player. Skiles is the one who asked NO to include Smith as well in the trade.
Good for the Hornets they are getting to be a good team. And Chicago well they have Big Ben now so Chandler would not wanna back him up probably. And he is getting paid to much to back him up. Also the move will help, because they will need to sign the young guys soon.
