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Quote from: Kane3387 on July 21, 2011, 04:56:31 PMQuote from: ChampKind on July 21, 2011, 04:44:42 PMQuote from: action781 on July 21, 2011, 04:39:44 PMQuote from: IndeedProceed on July 21, 2011, 04:23:38 PMTrade ConfirmedWarriors: Baron DavisforJazz: Andre MillerI like this trade for Utah. I thought their team looked a little stale and they just added a nice firecracker. Will B-Diddy be a positive or negative influence on the team? I really don't know yet. But when he's played with veterans and on contending teams before, he has been awesome and that would make this team much improved. If not, well, the way I see it is that old Utah team wasn't going to make a lot of noise anyways. So it's no risk, possibly high reward. Whereas for GS, they do NOT need a firecracker. Dirk is an undeniable leader that can lead a contending team and he is best surrounded with steady players. They got that.Good trade for both teamsYeah, Baron as a starter in Utah is exponentially more valuable than he was with my team on the bench. Miller is better suited to play the steady hand behind Curry, while Davis will be happier (i.e. in shape, less sulky) with Pierce/Gasol.Baron is a nice fit and here is little insight into why...When he plays for a loser he plays like a loser. When he plays for a winner, he plays like a winner. Throughout his whole career he has always came to play in the playoffs! Baron thrives when he is on the stage. Just look recently at when he played Miami both times this season. For Baron the lights were never brighter then when the Heatles came to town especially when he was in Cleveland. When the clips came back against Miami in LA Baron played well in that span to help achieve the W. Even more when Miami came to play Cleveland at the "Q" Baron killed it. Just watch as he seals the game by forcing the turnover on James and then blowing by Wade:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43WtZF-vAMA&feature=relatedI already advocated for why I like Baron on your team, but you're calling that clip a big stage? That was a regular season game with a 10 point difference in the score when he deflected the pass.
Quote from: ChampKind on July 21, 2011, 04:44:42 PMQuote from: action781 on July 21, 2011, 04:39:44 PMQuote from: IndeedProceed on July 21, 2011, 04:23:38 PMTrade ConfirmedWarriors: Baron DavisforJazz: Andre MillerI like this trade for Utah. I thought their team looked a little stale and they just added a nice firecracker. Will B-Diddy be a positive or negative influence on the team? I really don't know yet. But when he's played with veterans and on contending teams before, he has been awesome and that would make this team much improved. If not, well, the way I see it is that old Utah team wasn't going to make a lot of noise anyways. So it's no risk, possibly high reward. Whereas for GS, they do NOT need a firecracker. Dirk is an undeniable leader that can lead a contending team and he is best surrounded with steady players. They got that.Good trade for both teamsYeah, Baron as a starter in Utah is exponentially more valuable than he was with my team on the bench. Miller is better suited to play the steady hand behind Curry, while Davis will be happier (i.e. in shape, less sulky) with Pierce/Gasol.Baron is a nice fit and here is little insight into why...When he plays for a loser he plays like a loser. When he plays for a winner, he plays like a winner. Throughout his whole career he has always came to play in the playoffs! Baron thrives when he is on the stage. Just look recently at when he played Miami both times this season. For Baron the lights were never brighter then when the Heatles came to town especially when he was in Cleveland. When the clips came back against Miami in LA Baron played well in that span to help achieve the W. Even more when Miami came to play Cleveland at the "Q" Baron killed it. Just watch as he seals the game by forcing the turnover on James and then blowing by Wade:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43WtZF-vAMA&feature=related
Quote from: action781 on July 21, 2011, 04:39:44 PMQuote from: IndeedProceed on July 21, 2011, 04:23:38 PMTrade ConfirmedWarriors: Baron DavisforJazz: Andre MillerI like this trade for Utah. I thought their team looked a little stale and they just added a nice firecracker. Will B-Diddy be a positive or negative influence on the team? I really don't know yet. But when he's played with veterans and on contending teams before, he has been awesome and that would make this team much improved. If not, well, the way I see it is that old Utah team wasn't going to make a lot of noise anyways. So it's no risk, possibly high reward. Whereas for GS, they do NOT need a firecracker. Dirk is an undeniable leader that can lead a contending team and he is best surrounded with steady players. They got that.Good trade for both teamsYeah, Baron as a starter in Utah is exponentially more valuable than he was with my team on the bench. Miller is better suited to play the steady hand behind Curry, while Davis will be happier (i.e. in shape, less sulky) with Pierce/Gasol.
Quote from: IndeedProceed on July 21, 2011, 04:23:38 PMTrade ConfirmedWarriors: Baron DavisforJazz: Andre MillerI like this trade for Utah. I thought their team looked a little stale and they just added a nice firecracker. Will B-Diddy be a positive or negative influence on the team? I really don't know yet. But when he's played with veterans and on contending teams before, he has been awesome and that would make this team much improved. If not, well, the way I see it is that old Utah team wasn't going to make a lot of noise anyways. So it's no risk, possibly high reward. Whereas for GS, they do NOT need a firecracker. Dirk is an undeniable leader that can lead a contending team and he is best surrounded with steady players. They got that.Good trade for both teams
Trade ConfirmedWarriors: Baron DavisforJazz: Andre Miller
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If i ddin't post it before, CHI trades JJ Hickson and Evan TurnerMIA trades JR Smith, Jason Thomspon, and Travis Outlaw
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