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Re: 2010 CB Draft: Southeast Division Press Conferences
« Reply #165 on: August 30, 2010, 09:18:12 PM »

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3. Charlattle is extremely thin on depth. Really a seven-man rotation, as I doubt that any of their bench aside from Blair or Stuckey can be relied on for production. Gay and Amare a serious one-two punch, and will have to carry the team.

Anthony Tolliver logged in 30 + minutes (Scoring 11 points and taking down 7 boards) last year while Luther Head scored 7.5 ppg in 17 minutes, AJ Price had similar numbers on the same team. Sam Young was a 6th man on a 40 win team. We're deeper than you think. ;D


Off topic, I love the names people are coming up with us. I think we might combine IP and Lucky's efforts, THe Charlottle Supercats!
http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/t/tollian01.html

Tolliver is a fringe rotation guy.

His production is similar to this guy:

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/m/mooremi01.html

First off, if you can log 30 + minutes a game in the NBA you're not a fringe anything. Secondly, he's my 4th big.

Thirdly, It took Mikki Moore 9 years in the NBA to earn the type of minutes Tolliver took last year in Gstate and even then he never had Tolliver's three point range.
He logged those minutes with the warriors after they were completely decimated by injuries.

And produced at a very solid clip for someone who will be a 4th big. Much like that warriors team, he'd only be starting if we're decimated by injuries.
Keep selling a Mikki Moore as a solid 4th big. His defense isn't good at an NBA, neither is his scoring, or rebounding.

I love him as a Creighton guy, and he's a nice person from what I've seen but he's a 13th-15th roster slot type.


Mikki Moore was a rotation guy on lots of teams, even teams that made the playoffs. Just because he was terrible here, doesn't mean he wasn't servicable before he got here. Also, Mikki lacked my man's range.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/m/mooremi01.html

Look again, he was a rotation player on one playoff team the NJN for one year. They were a .500 team and had Jason Kidd and Vince Carter.

Also I don't think a 32% 3 point shot is anything to write home about, Tolliver's eFG% is .486 that is not good for a PF!

All of this was also for the GSW....


ZOMG! My 4th big is teh terriblez! Terribly funny!

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Re: 2010 CB Draft: Southeast Division Press Conferences
« Reply #166 on: August 30, 2010, 09:26:11 PM »

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Questions for Charlotte:

What offensive system do you plan on running?

Who's going to be your 6th man?

How well do you think your team will rebound the ball?

A heavy pick and roll offense.

Rodney Stuckey.

Solidly, not spectacularly.

Re: 2010 CB Draft: Southeast Division Press Conferences
« Reply #167 on: August 30, 2010, 09:31:53 PM »

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question for charlattle

there is speculation that all this talk about anthony tolliver is just to distract people from the irrefutable fact that your starting point guard is.....one second.....i just got a bit nauseous.....no, don't worry it will pass.....

...that your starting point guard is chris duhon. EW! GROSS!

care to comment on this?

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Re: 2010 CB Draft: Southeast Division Press Conferences
« Reply #168 on: August 30, 2010, 09:41:46 PM »

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question for charlattle

there is speculation that all this talk about anthony tolliver is just to distract people from the irrefutable fact that your starting point guard is.....one second.....i just got a bit nauseous.....no, don't worry it will pass.....

...that your starting point guard is chris duhon. EW! GROSS!

care to comment on this?


Sure. I hate you IP.


Re: 2010 CB Draft: Southeast Division Press Conferences
« Reply #170 on: August 30, 2010, 10:10:31 PM »

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haha, can't see pictures on my phone. you lose.

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Re: 2010 CB Draft: Southeast Division Press Conferences
« Reply #171 on: August 30, 2010, 10:19:21 PM »

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Questions for Charlotte:

What offensive system do you plan on running?

Who's going to be your 6th man?

How well do you think your team will rebound the ball?

A heavy pick and roll offense.

Rodney Stuckey.

Solidly, not spectacularly.
You have two PGs who are not good play makers to run the pick and roll with, do you worry that they will miss Amar'e on the way to the hoop?

Re: 2010 CB Draft: Southeast Division Press Conferences
« Reply #172 on: August 30, 2010, 10:30:02 PM »

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Questions for Charlotte:

What offensive system do you plan on running?

Who's going to be your 6th man?

How well do you think your team will rebound the ball?

A heavy pick and roll offense.

Rodney Stuckey.

Solidly, not spectacularly.
You have two PGs who are not good play makers to run the pick and roll with, do you worry that they will miss Amar'e on the way to the hoop?


Neither of them have played with a big of the quality of Amar'e these past two seasons, hell not even the quality of Okafor. Also, Duhon has been running D'antoni's pick and roll with no bigs. I'd like to see what he can do with Amar'e.

Re: 2010 CB Draft: Southeast Division Press Conferences
« Reply #173 on: August 30, 2010, 10:32:11 PM »

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I wouldn't call david lee " no bigs". he'll come over and rebound the crap out of you.

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Re: 2010 CB Draft: Southeast Division Press Conferences
« Reply #174 on: August 30, 2010, 10:40:39 PM »

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I wouldn't call david lee " no bigs". he'll come over and rebound the crap out of you.

are we on the podium?
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Re: 2010 CB Draft: Southeast Division Press Conferences
« Reply #175 on: August 30, 2010, 10:48:52 PM »

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I wouldn't call david lee " no bigs". he'll come over and rebound the crap out of you.


There's a reason the Knicks got rid of DLee for AMar'e.

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« Reply #176 on: August 30, 2010, 10:51:58 PM »

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the only real problem i think the magic have and it really is only a small problem but Terry, Carter, and Johnson are all shooting guards;however, they are talented enough to play other positions.

I think starting Vince Carter at small forward is more than a small problem.  Terry and Johnson can play either guard slot, but I don't think Vince can play big minutes at the three.

Well, the great thing about this team is its flexibility. VC won't be closing out games at the 3, and if he struggles, AK transitions in and VC moves to the bench where can and be the primary backup at swingman. A minor problem on a talented squad.
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Re: 2010 CB Draft: Southeast Division Press Conferences
« Reply #177 on: August 30, 2010, 10:52:07 PM »

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I wouldn't call david lee " no bigs". he'll come over and rebound the crap out of you.


There's a reason the Knicks got rid of DLee for AMar'e.

because Lebron blew them off?
Yup

Re: 2010 CB Draft: Southeast Division Press Conferences
« Reply #178 on: August 30, 2010, 10:55:14 PM »

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point reds

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Re: 2010 CB Draft: Southeast Division Press Conferences
« Reply #179 on: August 30, 2010, 11:07:39 PM »

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Questions for Charlotte:

What offensive system do you plan on running?

Who's going to be your 6th man?

How well do you think your team will rebound the ball?

A heavy pick and roll offense.

Rodney Stuckey.

Solidly, not spectacularly.
You have two PGs who are not good play makers to run the pick and roll with, do you worry that they will miss Amar'e on the way to the hoop?


Neither of them have played with a big of the quality of Amar'e these past two seasons, hell not even the quality of Okafor. Also, Duhon has been running D'antoni's pick and roll with no bigs. I'd like to see what he can do with Amar'e.
So the answer is you don't have one?

Jameer Nelson at time struggled to hit Howard on the way to the hoop. I think your lack of a above average passer at the PG will hold back what Amar'e can offenisvely.