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Quote from: wdleehi on February 13, 2012, 01:14:56 PMSo far, no surprises.I'm down on Bynum - don't think he deserved to go first. But Bosh is a very nice addition to the Spurs, even if Duncan might've appreciated more of a banger as a running mate. San Antonio already looks like a nightmare cover.
So far, no surprises.
Quote from: IndeedProceed on February 13, 2012, 12:36:13 PMAnother trade: Jazz Trade: Al Jefferson, 7.12Rockets Trade: Kevin Martin, 6.16Not a bad trade for both teams. Now each team has a big man and a guardEdit: Upon thinking about it, if I was the Jazz I would have asked for a much higher pick than a one round boost late in the draft to compensate for trading a near 20/10 center.
Another trade: Jazz Trade: Al Jefferson, 7.12Rockets Trade: Kevin Martin, 6.16
So here are the proposals: 1) Keep it 1 round per day, and run the draft through 2/28, run the risk of fatigue. 2) 2 rounds per day next week, one afternoon, one evening (like its set up now, but 5 minutes per pick instead of 10)3) 2 rounds per day, but creating a stretched out morning session as well.Both option 2 and 3 would end the draft 2/23.
Quote from: The Walker Wiggle on February 13, 2012, 01:20:17 PMQuote from: wdleehi on February 13, 2012, 01:14:56 PMSo far, no surprises.I'm down on Bynum - don't think he deserved to go first. But Bosh is a very nice addition to the Spurs, even if Duncan might've appreciated more of a banger as a running mate. San Antonio already looks like a nightmare cover.Was the best choice with the first pick for Toronto.What else were they going to do? But Bosh back on the team? As for more banging, that can be added later. The Spurs are happy to add someone who can help carry the regular season offense and play heaver minutes while they save Duncan and Manu for the playoffs.
I really don't see who I could've possibly selected over Bynum. Bosh and Bargnani wouldn't have worked, and Bynum IMO was the best player available and fit perfectly with my team.
Quote from: Celtic Fan Forever on February 13, 2012, 01:30:54 PMI really don't see who I could've possibly selected over Bynum. Bosh and Bargnani wouldn't have worked, and Bynum IMO was the best player available and fit perfectly with my team.I do believe Bynum will throw up some gaudy lines and open up the offense for a seemingly resurgent-before-hurt Bargs.
Last years display really hurt his value for a contender in my eyes.
Willing to listen to offers for both NASH and Gortat.