Starting center
by Simon Shannon on Jan 13, 2012 7:07 AM EST
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Ok i know I know hes not going to be an all star anytime soon - but neither will Perkins. He played five mins last night for the suns. And while im under no illusions that he played 5 mins for a reason i still think he wud be a big upgrade for us and become our starting center. It wouldn take much to get him either. We need a center who can play defense and rebound da ball (similar to perks) - i reckon lopez can do a job. a 7 footer whose 23. da suns have gortat and hence arnt using lopez. thoughts?
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robin lopez but with a coach who prefers proven veterans…… we’ll see what DA will do. I think he will wait until January 25 for him to see which players he can trade for.
why january 25th? Doc is playing some of da younger fellas now – and theres no way he dosnt play lopez just because hes young. yes until he knows da system etc but a potential defensive center whose 7 foot and only 23. he plays
Example: at the moment
Portland is mulling who will they re-sign Batum or Wallace. Once Portland re-sign one of the two DA now knows who will he try to take or not on that team.
Trade for
Andray Blatche and Robin Lopez would help big time. Ship PP to the west and KG to Washington. Straight across save some bucks. We need a chance to play for something.
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pierce in any other jersey aint right. da guy come clutch is gold.
by Simon Shannon on Jan 15, 2012 7:54 AM EST up reply actions
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