What Will Warriors Depth Charts Look Like?

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Warriorfansnc93:</div><div class="quote_post">I forgot what we did with Crob. Did we just get a $5m trade clause? Or did we actually get some picks?</div>
5 mil TE plus 2 second rounders (2005 & 2007).

http://www.nba.com/warriors/news/robinson_trade_021405.html

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting boogielew:</div><div class="quote_post">one thing lost in this shuffle is the C-rob trade......we now have quite a few pieces to trade..... in the off season along with that 5 mil trade exception..... i think Mullin has done a great job this month.</div>
It's definitely interesting I wouldn't mind another all-star

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting REREM:</div><div class="quote_post">They may be conservative with Baron's minutes for awhile figuring he's young but his knees will improve if they don't overwork him. Murph's 11 rbd avg and the fact his 3 has been high % assures he will be playing. Dunleavy's best asset is he's got some game at 4 different positions-which tells me that he should be a 6th man,a guy who plays a lot but in various roles according to what matchups can work best. Foyle plays good overall D,and is the only big guy in the group who is a proven shotblocker,he will play but since his offense is erratic.he'd share the C job with whoever steps up among the young guys,with Murphy also getting c time. Pietrus and White get to earn SF roles,with J Rich a possibility and how SF shapes up would decide whether Fisher gets much action at 2 guard. With Davis and a crowd of new big guys in the mix all I am sure of is it will be interesting to watch as some players we haven't seen much of battle for their future roles</div>
The biggest problem with Baron Davis is his back. I think the Warriors will have no reason to overplay him since the season is pretty much over and Fisher can step up in pressure situations if the team can keep the ball out of his hands until the team is at least OVER the half court line. The guy's a chucker.