Trade

by LBJ34 on Aug 10, 2011 7:29 PM EDT

I thought of a Trade that the C's can make after the Lock-out. You might think it's retared but it's not.

Boston Trades: Sign and Trade Delonte West

OKC Trades: Nate Robinson and Daequan Cook

The reason why this trade makes sence is cause we need a back-up SG and a back-up PG, not a combo guard. Also Nate is a good player and Cook is a above average shooter. If you look at cook's stats there not high cause Cook barley get's any minutes in Okc. He also had some good years in Miami. Heres a video of Cook.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvNg3EhlBH8

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Pretty sure Cook is a RFA

and the whole Nate Robinson experiment in Boston went “ok” at best. I’d much rather have a solid backup guard who can defend both 1’s and 2’s

by Zak B on Aug 10, 2011 7:45 PM EDT reply actions

Nate was all but out of the rotation in the weeks up to his departure. He won’t be coming back.

by Whetzell on Aug 10, 2011 9:28 PM EDT reply actions

"Yes" to the first 5 words of the second sentence.

by Celticnation on Aug 11, 2011 11:45 AM EDT reply actions 1 recs

Nate Robinson was like Glen Davis in that...

He’s undersized at his position, wants to start (but never will), and has proven to be a complete and total head-case.

When Rondo was injured and Nate started, he did much better than when he came off the bench. This was problematic, as it was only temporary and we needed him for the exact opposite. Not only that, but every time I saw “Nasty Nate” (as I call him) getting ready to jack up a 3, my stomach would knot up. He was clearly going through the same internal struggle as Davis, just less vocal about it. Not a good fit with the C’s, and it would be a beyond terrible idea to bring him back.

I cringed just thinking about it.

Rondo ftw

by Sam Levin on Aug 11, 2011 2:32 PM EDT reply actions