SI: Cavs talk to Wizards about Jamison

[MMacOH]

Just a quick update.....did some reading on the Cavs.  Apparently a lot of teams are asking for Delonte which is effectively ending the phone call.  It's amazing how far he has come

[CelticsWhat35]

Just a quick update.....did some reading on the Cavs.  Apparently a lot of teams are asking for Delonte which is effectively ending the phone call.  It's amazing how far he has come

I'll have to take your word for it, as I haven't seen much of Delonte the past couple years.  But stats-wise, he doesn't seem to be doing anything he didn't do in Boston.  So what's the difference?  Can he dribble with his right now?

I like Delonte, and he'd be a good addition to any team, but if you're saying that GM's mentioning his name is "effectively ending the phone call", I would have to assume either these GM's aren't offering a whole lot, or Danny Ferry isn't doing his job.

[Bankshot]

Just a quick update.....did some reading on the Cavs.  Apparently a lot of teams are asking for Delonte which is effectively ending the phone call.  It's amazing how far he has come

I'll have to take your word for it, as I haven't seen much of Delonte the past couple years.  But stats-wise, he doesn't seem to be doing anything he didn't do in Boston.  So what's the difference?  Can he dribble with his right now?

I like Delonte, and he'd be a good addition to any team, but if you're saying that GM's mentioning his name is "effectively ending the phone call", I would have to assume either these GM's aren't offering a whole lot, or Danny Ferry isn't doing his job.

Agreed.  Delonte even has it easier now that he doesn't have to handle the ball so all he has to do now is try to defend the best he can and knock down the open shot.  Looks like the same player to me, that's not a bad thing though.

[Snakehead]

Just a quick update.....did some reading on the Cavs.  Apparently a lot of teams are asking for Delonte which is effectively ending the phone call.  It's amazing how far he has come

I'll have to take your word for it, as I haven't seen much of Delonte the past couple years.  But stats-wise, he doesn't seem to be doing anything he didn't do in Boston.  So what's the difference?  Can he dribble with his right now?

I like Delonte, and he'd be a good addition to any team, but if you're saying that GM's mentioning his name is "effectively ending the phone call", I would have to assume either these GM's aren't offering a whole lot, or Danny Ferry isn't doing his job.

Agreed.  Delonte even has it easier now that he doesn't have to handle the ball so all he has to do now is try to defend the best he can and knock down the open shot.  Looks like the same player to me, that's not a bad thing though.

Good point.  His three point percentage is over 40% for this season on a more catch and shoot style.  When you have LeBron, who is impossible to stop from slicing to the rim, you only really need a who can handle the ball and a good open jump shooter.