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Quote from: fairweatherfan on July 21, 2009, 05:46:50 PMThis is really interesting - as mediocre as Starbury was last year, he's bound to be much less rusty and better with the offense with a full season under his belt, and he's absolutely the most talented backup PG we could possibly get with the LLE. Starbury + BBD coming back gives one of the best and most versatile benches in the league - talk about a turnaround there.But I'll wait to see if this is reported in a more reputable source first. And I still think Starbury + Sheed is just begging for the karmic smackdown of the decade. IF they resign baby....a bench of marburyeddiedaniels baby sheed....is pretty darn good...better than a lot of starting 5s
This is really interesting - as mediocre as Starbury was last year, he's bound to be much less rusty and better with the offense with a full season under his belt, and he's absolutely the most talented backup PG we could possibly get with the LLE. Starbury + BBD coming back gives one of the best and most versatile benches in the league - talk about a turnaround there.But I'll wait to see if this is reported in a more reputable source first. And I still think Starbury + Sheed is just begging for the karmic smackdown of the decade.
Quote from: Jon on July 21, 2009, 05:43:32 PMQuote from: Brickowski on July 21, 2009, 05:42:28 PMPardon me while I throw up. It this is true, it's a terrible move that Ainge will regret.Honestly, how? If Marbury really becomes that big of a problem, they can cut him. And then what? If you sign Marbury, it means you passed on all of the better alternatives that are out there. By the time Marbury finishes stinking it up again, the good veteran backups will have signed elsewhere. It's called opportunity cost. If you do one thing, it precludes other moves.
Quote from: Brickowski on July 21, 2009, 05:42:28 PMPardon me while I throw up. It this is true, it's a terrible move that Ainge will regret.Honestly, how? If Marbury really becomes that big of a problem, they can cut him.
Pardon me while I throw up. It this is true, it's a terrible move that Ainge will regret.
Quote from: fairweatherfan on July 21, 2009, 05:46:50 PMThis is really interesting - as mediocre as Starbury was last year, he's bound to be much less rusty and better with the offense with a full season under his belt. No he won't. That's a completely unwarranted assumption. He's a year older, and he's not the kind of player who shoots 500 free throws a day. He's more likely to be worse, not better.If you flip a coin and it comes up heads ten times in a row, you had better look at the coin, beacause it's coming up heads the next time, too.
This is really interesting - as mediocre as Starbury was last year, he's bound to be much less rusty and better with the offense with a full season under his belt.
What is NES247, and who are their sources? They look like a fan blog, is that correct?If so, I'll wait for Marc Spears. It doesn't mean it isn't accurate -- blogs have broken news before -- but I'm still a little skeptical.
Quote from: Brickowski on July 21, 2009, 05:49:22 PMQuote from: fairweatherfan on July 21, 2009, 05:46:50 PMThis is really interesting - as mediocre as Starbury was last year, he's bound to be much less rusty and better with the offense with a full season under his belt. No he won't. That's a completely unwarranted assumption. He's a year older, and he's not the kind of player who shoots 500 free throws a day. He's more likely to be worse, not better.If you flip a coin and it comes up heads ten times in a row, you had better look at the coin, beacause it's coming up heads the next time, too.Marbury will thrive in pick and rolls with KG (and Sheed for that matter). He didn't have that opportunity last yr. BBD wasn't KG. Also you don't just forget how to shoot. Marbury's jumper will produce better results next year.
Marbury is a decent shooter over his career. He's not Ray Allen but he has been able to stick a jumper over his entire career. I don't see a better alternative than someone already familiar with the team, plays, system, and coaching staff who can play. No we're not getting all-star Marbs but this is a guy who can definately be competent in a back-up role..