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Hindsight on the 2009 CB Draft
« on: August 02, 2010, 10:27:47 AM »

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Looking Back im not sure this team differs so much from the 2010 Celtics.  A Team that would probably be medicore in the regular season but be extremely dangerous in the playoffs.  

Great Defense, Veteran halfcourt team.  

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Re: Hindsight on the 2009 CB Draft
« Reply #1 on: August 02, 2010, 10:30:51 AM »

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Re: Hindsight on the 2009 CB Draft
« Reply #2 on: August 02, 2010, 10:36:29 AM »

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After seeing how the real 2009-2010 season played out, I think my team overacheived getting to the ECF.

Carmelo Anthony, Andrew Bynum, Baron Davis, Emeka Okafor, Ronnie Brewer, Anthony Parker, Renaldo Balkman, Janerro Pargo, Steve Novak, Joe Smith, Lindsey Hunter, Francisco Elson, Joey Graham, Will Solomon, Tim Thomas.


Re: Hindsight on the 2009 CB Draft
« Reply #3 on: August 02, 2010, 10:41:04 AM »

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After seeing how the real 2009-2010 season played out, I think my team overacheived getting to the ECF.

Carmelo Anthony, Andrew Bynum, Baron Davis, Emeka Okafor, Ronnie Brewer, Anthony Parker, Renaldo Balkman, Janerro Pargo, Steve Novak, Joe Smith, Lindsey Hunter, Francisco Elson, Joey Graham, Will Solomon, Tim Thomas.



I love your frontcourt though, Emeka and Bynum is beastly.  Especially after seeing bynum this year
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Re: Hindsight on the 2009 CB Draft
« Reply #4 on: August 02, 2010, 10:41:51 AM »

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My bench was also suspect.

Re: Hindsight on the 2009 CB Draft
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The only relevant hindsight from last year is that people got *way* too carried away with the competitive aspect of the draft.  Hopefully, that will be dampened this year.

(Oh, and the best team won last year, too. ;))

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Re: Hindsight on the 2009 CB Draft
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Re: Hindsight on the 2009 CB Draft
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My mid-round pickups of Landry, Crawford (and they said he couldn't be a 6th man on a winning team...), and Blatche really stacked this team with depth, and Bogut's great season helped too. Although with the lack of a legit star this team probably doesn't get out of the 2nd round of the playoffs, but they're built a lot like this year's actually Milwaukee Bucks.

I think they get higher than an 8 seed, although I can't remember who I had to run against in a vote-off. I definitely don't remember page after page of propaganda passively sniping at my team or anything like that.
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Re: Hindsight on the 2009 CB Draft
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The only relevant hindsight from last year is that people got *way* too carried away with the competitive aspect of the draft.  Hopefully, that will be dampened this year.

(Oh, and the best team won last year, too. ;))

I'll co-sign that first part Roy... only the first part  ;D

I regret dredging up 2009 in my post in the 2010 thread, other than to point out what I think Roy's done in the first point here:

we all think our teams are the best --- but I'd hope that we'd all recognize that we really are just guessing. Injuries and bad play turn the best of teams into pumpkins throughout the season.

Let's have some ubuntu, y'all!

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Kirk Hinrich / Sebastian Telfair / Ty Lawson
Jason Richardson / Aaron Afflalo / Damien Wilkins
Lebron James / Dominic McGuire / Trenton Hassell
Charlie Villanueva / Anderson Varejao / Darrell Arthur
Marc Gasol / Jeff Foster / Joel Anthony


IMO -- of our top 10 rotation guys, Villanueva and Foster were the biggest duds on our team; Anthony, Afflalo and Lawson were pleasant additions. Lawson woulda moved up and beat out Telfair for the backup PG spot.

4 of our 5 starters were who we thought they were -- Lebron, Hinrich, JRich, M.Gasol.

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Re: Hindsight on the 2009 CB Draft
« Reply #9 on: August 02, 2010, 10:52:47 AM »

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PG - Devin Harris, Sweet Lou Williams, Kyle Weaver

My mid-round pickups of Landry, Crawford (and they said he couldn't be a 6th man on a winning team...), and Blatche really stacked this team with depth, and Bogut's great season helped too. Although with the lack of a legit star this team probably doesn't get out of the 2nd round of the playoffs, but they're built a lot like this year's actually Milwaukee Bucks.

I think they get higher than an 8 seed, although I can't remember who I had to run against in a vote-off. I definitely don't remember page after page of propaganda passively sniping at my team or anything like that.
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Re: Hindsight on the 2009 CB Draft
« Reply #10 on: August 02, 2010, 10:53:25 AM »

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The only relevant hindsight from last year is that people got *way* too carried away with the competitive aspect of the draft.  Hopefully, that will be dampened this year.

(Oh, and the best team won last year, too. ;))

I'll co-sign that first part Roy... only the first part  ;D

I regret dredging up 2009 in my post in the 2010 thread, other than to point out what I think Roy's done in the first point here:

we all think our teams are the best --- but I'd hope that we'd all recognize that we really are just guessing. Injuries and bad play turn the best of teams into pumpkins throughout the season.

Let's have some ubuntu, y'all!

---------------


Kirk Hinrich / Sebastian Telfair / Ty Lawson
Jason Richardson / Aaron Afflalo / Damien Wilkins
Lebron James / Dominic McGuire / Trenton Hassell
Charlie Villanueva / Anderson Varejao / Darrell Arthur
Marc Gasol / Jeff Foster / Joel Anthony


IMO -- of our top 10 rotation guys, Villanueva and Foster were the biggest duds on our team; Anthony, Afflalo and Lawson were pleasant additions. Lawson woulda moved up and beat out Telfair for the backup PG spot.

4 of our 5 starters were who we thought they were -- Lebron, Hinrich, JRich, M.Gasol.

Ubuntu, y'a11!

As somebody that was vouching for Afflalo all summer but couldnt sell him to the committee i was very happy to seehim do well.
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Re: Hindsight on the 2009 CB Draft
« Reply #11 on: August 02, 2010, 10:56:40 AM »

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The only relevant hindsight from last year is that people got *way* too carried away with the competitive aspect of the draft.  Hopefully, that will be dampened this year.

(Oh, and the best team won last year, too. ;))

I'll co-sign that first part Roy... only the first part  ;D

I regret dredging up 2009 in my post in the 2010 thread, other than to point out what I think Roy's done in the first point here:

we all think our teams are the best --- but I'd hope that we'd all recognize that we really are just guessing. Injuries and bad play turn the best of teams into pumpkins throughout the season.

Let's have some ubuntu, y'all!

---------------


Kirk Hinrich / Sebastian Telfair / Ty Lawson
Jason Richardson / Aaron Afflalo / Damien Wilkins
Lebron James / Dominic McGuire / Trenton Hassell
Charlie Villanueva / Anderson Varejao / Darrell Arthur
Marc Gasol / Jeff Foster / Joel Anthony


IMO -- of our top 10 rotation guys, Villanueva and Foster were the biggest duds on our team; Anthony, Afflalo and Lawson were pleasant additions. Lawson woulda moved up and beat out Telfair for the backup PG spot.

4 of our 5 starters were who we thought they were -- Lebron, Hinrich, JRich, M.Gasol.

Ubuntu, y'a11!

As somebody that was vouching for Afflalo all summer but couldnt sell him to the committee i was very happy to seehim do well.


So are you saving a spot on your squad this year for Arenas again?  ;D

That whole thing stirred a lot of stuff up.

Re: Hindsight on the 2009 CB Draft
« Reply #12 on: August 02, 2010, 10:59:35 AM »

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So, the original starting lineup was:

C: Shaquille O'Neal / Brad Miller
PF:  Jermaine O'Neal / Ronny Turiaf / Taj Gibson
SF:  Rashard Lewis / Ryan Gomes / Jared Dudley / Quinton Ross
SG:  Michael Redd / Manu Ginobili / Carlos Delfino
PG:  Mike Bibby / Delonte West / Jrue Holiday

By the end of the year, that lineup probably looked more like this:

C: Shaq / J.O. / Miller / Turiaf
PF: Lewis / Gibson
SF: Dudley / Gomes / Ross
SG: Manu / Delfino / (Redd)
PG: Bibby / Delonte / Holiday

Obviously, depth and late-round drafting helped this team.  Delfino, Dudley, Gibson, and Holiday all performed well above most people's expectations.  This is still the deepest and most-versatile team in the draft.

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Re: Hindsight on the 2009 CB Draft
« Reply #13 on: August 02, 2010, 11:02:27 AM »

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The only relevant hindsight from last year is that people got *way* too carried away with the competitive aspect of the draft.  Hopefully, that will be dampened this year.

(Oh, and the best team won last year, too. ;))

I'll co-sign that first part Roy... only the first part  ;D

I regret dredging up 2009 in my post in the 2010 thread, other than to point out what I think Roy's done in the first point here:

we all think our teams are the best --- but I'd hope that we'd all recognize that we really are just guessing. Injuries and bad play turn the best of teams into pumpkins throughout the season.

Let's have some ubuntu, y'all!

---------------


Kirk Hinrich / Sebastian Telfair / Ty Lawson
Jason Richardson / Aaron Afflalo / Damien Wilkins
Lebron James / Dominic McGuire / Trenton Hassell
Charlie Villanueva / Anderson Varejao / Darrell Arthur
Marc Gasol / Jeff Foster / Joel Anthony


IMO -- of our top 10 rotation guys, Villanueva and Foster were the biggest duds on our team; Anthony, Afflalo and Lawson were pleasant additions. Lawson woulda moved up and beat out Telfair for the backup PG spot.

4 of our 5 starters were who we thought they were -- Lebron, Hinrich, JRich, M.Gasol.

Ubuntu, y'a11!

As somebody that was vouching for Afflalo all summer but couldnt sell him to the committee i was very happy to seehim do well.


So are you saving a spot on your squad this year for Arenas again?  ;D

That whole thing stirred a lot of stuff up.

Hey Gilbert was solid before the Gun Incident.  Which never would have happened in the Toronto Locker room.  Kg would never have put up with that!
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Re: Hindsight on the 2009 CB Draft
« Reply #14 on: August 02, 2010, 11:02:35 AM »

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SF - Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, Brandon Rush, Joe Alexander
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PG - Devin Harris, Sweet Lou Williams, Kyle Weaver

My mid-round pickups of Landry, Crawford (and they said he couldn't be a 6th man on a winning team...), and Blatche really stacked this team with depth, and Bogut's great season helped too. Although with the lack of a legit star this team probably doesn't get out of the 2nd round of the playoffs, but they're built a lot like this year's actually Milwaukee Bucks.

I think they get higher than an 8 seed, although I can't remember who I had to run against in a vote-off. I definitely don't remember page after page of propaganda passively sniping at my team or anything like that.
Blantche isn't depth. He sucks unless he's "the man" and even then sucks when his coach asks him to play defense.

10/5 in a backup role, even if he was a terrible defender. He got by fine as a backup in Washington in limited minutes sheerly through his offense. Solid scoring/rebounding rates and a PER that makes him one of the more solid backup big men. He's a headcase and a petulant child on the court, but he's talented and a good insurance option.
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