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Re: could this be a draft trade by danny in the making?
« Reply #30 on: June 22, 2012, 09:17:07 AM »

Offline T-LoDaniels

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I'm going to have to say that adding Lowry and Dalembert, and subtracting Rondo makes us a better team.  Bring back KG, Green, along with Pierce; and if Bradley continutes to develop that's a pretty strong core.

  The team won't contend without Rondo without major changes. If you aren't getting a better player than Rondo in a trade or else two players that are well above average you lose the trade. In the nba, a quarter is worth much more than 2 dimes and a nickel, or in this case, a dime and a nickel.


do any of you watch the nba??

lowry isnt as good as rondo, but he's close. both in per and win score, and wins per 48:

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/l/lowryky01.html  look at the win score and the wins per 48. now look at rondo:

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/r/rondora01.html

exactly the same.

now when u look at the per numbers on nba.com it will only show you lowrys regular season vs rondos playoff per. but in the regular season they were identical.

look at espn:

rondos per:
http://espn.go.com/nba/player/_/id/3026/rajon-rondo

lowrys per:
http://espn.go.com/nba/player/_/id/3012/kyle-lowry

if u lose rondo and get back a clone who can shoot but cant rebound and also get a center to gobble up rebounds you're already ahead of the game. then u add in a 16th pick, which im sure ainge is targeting sullinger with - a guy who is going to be an al jefferson, elton brand, paul millsap clone -

http://forums.celticsblog.com/index.php?topic=57192.60 (if any of you doubt this)

and with a little luck with sully dropping to us the trade would be a genius trade.

houston gets rid of dalembert and lowry who dont want to be there, and get back rondo, whose value has soared since he became a triple double machine in the playoffs. true, they are very similar players in terms of efficiency and win score and wins per 48, but if ever there was a time danny could cash in on real value vs perceived value, the time is now - when rondo is basically considered a superstar (which he wasnt in the regular season).

i looooovvvve rondo, but he's reached his peak, as has lowry, but if u can get the same player in terms of win score back and add a rebounding monster to make kg happy with not being a center anymore - and u add a rookie who's going to be a borderline all star (if we're lucky enough to have him drop to us) and the trade is pure brilliance.

of course danny would have to give houston either one or two of his first round picks this year.

check it out:

http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=6sh22gn

HOUSTON GETS: RONDO, ONE or TWO 1ST ROUND PICKS, and either JAJUAN JOHNSON or ETWUAN MOORE

BOSTON GETS: KYLE LOWRY, SAM DALEMBERT, 16TH PICK IN THE DRAFT.

seriously if you were to turn down this trade as boston you would be dumb.

i say either or for what houston gets because dannys best quality is he's a brilliant salesman and can swing an unfair trade with other teams without them realising.

exhibit A: bass for baby and von wafer and a trade exception.

You ask "do you WATCH the nba?" and then you proceed to talk about stats? How many times have you seen Lowry play actually instead of scanning through his stats? Lowry is an above average point guard but he isn't CLOSE to Rondo. PER and WS are all very flawed METRICS (not stats). Lowry is now a back-up PG (Dragic outplayed him towards the end of the season and Houston prefers to keep Dragic) for a 9th seed team. Rondo was the best PG in this NBA post-season. No comparison

Re: could this be a draft trade by danny in the making?
« Reply #31 on: June 22, 2012, 08:53:21 PM »

Offline jyyzzoel

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I'm going to have to say that adding Lowry and Dalembert, and subtracting Rondo makes us a better team.  Bring back KG, Green, along with Pierce; and if Bradley continutes to develop that's a pretty strong core.

  The team won't contend without Rondo without major changes. If you aren't getting a better player than Rondo in a trade or else two players that are well above average you lose the trade. In the nba, a quarter is worth much more than 2 dimes and a nickel, or in this case, a dime and a nickel.


do any of you watch the nba??

lowry isnt as good as rondo, but he's close. both in per and win score, and wins per 48:

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/l/lowryky01.html  look at the win score and the wins per 48. now look at rondo:

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/r/rondora01.html

exactly the same.

now when u look at the per numbers on nba.com it will only show you lowrys regular season vs rondos playoff per. but in the regular season they were identical.

look at espn:

rondos per:
http://espn.go.com/nba/player/_/id/3026/rajon-rondo

lowrys per:
http://espn.go.com/nba/player/_/id/3012/kyle-lowry

if u lose rondo and get back a clone who can shoot but cant rebound and also get a center to gobble up rebounds you're already ahead of the game. then u add in a 16th pick, which im sure ainge is targeting sullinger with - a guy who is going to be an al jefferson, elton brand, paul millsap clone -

http://forums.celticsblog.com/index.php?topic=57192.60 (if any of you doubt this)

and with a little luck with sully dropping to us the trade would be a genius trade.

houston gets rid of dalembert and lowry who dont want to be there, and get back rondo, whose value has soared since he became a triple double machine in the playoffs. true, they are very similar players in terms of efficiency and win score and wins per 48, but if ever there was a time danny could cash in on real value vs perceived value, the time is now - when rondo is basically considered a superstar (which he wasnt in the regular season).

i looooovvvve rondo, but he's reached his peak, as has lowry, but if u can get the same player in terms of win score back and add a rebounding monster to make kg happy with not being a center anymore - and u add a rookie who's going to be a borderline all star (if we're lucky enough to have him drop to us) and the trade is pure brilliance.

of course danny would have to give houston either one or two of his first round picks this year.

check it out:

http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=6sh22gn

HOUSTON GETS: RONDO, ONE or TWO 1ST ROUND PICKS, and either JAJUAN JOHNSON or ETWUAN MOORE

BOSTON GETS: KYLE LOWRY, SAM DALEMBERT, 16TH PICK IN THE DRAFT.

seriously if you were to turn down this trade as boston you would be dumb.

i say either or for what houston gets because dannys best quality is he's a brilliant salesman and can swing an unfair trade with other teams without them realising.

exhibit A: bass for baby and von wafer and a trade exception.

You ask "do you WATCH the nba?" and then you proceed to talk about stats? How many times have you seen Lowry play actually instead of scanning through his stats? Lowry is an above average point guard but he isn't CLOSE to Rondo. PER and WS are all very flawed METRICS (not stats). Lowry is now a back-up PG (Dragic outplayed him towards the end of the season and Houston prefers to keep Dragic) for a 9th seed team. Rondo was the best PG in this NBA post-season. No comparison

ok. i just woke up so here goes:

i agree. rondo was the best pg in the league this year. however lowry was playing like an all-star at the first half of the season.

the reason lowry was outplayed in the last part of the season is coz he was in hospital for a stomach virus which basically shut him down for 3 or 4 weeks, which is when dragic began to start.

then after he got back from the hospital his conditioning was an issue, due to having been out with a stomach virus for so long, then he had a groin injury, which completely shut him down for the rest of the season as of april 22nd.

exhibit A:

A season that began with guard Kyle Lowry playing at an All-Star level will end with him getting ready for off-season surgery. Lowry said Sunday he would not be able to play in the Rockets final regular-season games because of a sports hernia and the groin injury that sent him to the hospital when a bacterial infection was discovered March 8. He missed a month with the infection, spending the first week in the hospital. He has struggled since. “I’m shutting it down,” Lowry said. “With the injuries, I won’t be playing again this year. With the groin and the sports hernia, it’s a lot to deal with. I made a decision to shut it down.” Houston Chronicle

so then after he got back from hospital:

exhibit B:

Coach Kevin McHale cited conditioning when asked about Kyle Lowry's limited minutes.
Lowry has averaged just 19.8 minutes per game since returning to action. "It's hard. He hasn't played a lot. He's trying to get his conditioning back," McHale said.

exhibit C:

Kyle Lowry will miss the remainder of the season with a groin injury and a sports hernia.
After missing the second half on Saturday due to the injury, Lowry said on Sunday that he has decided to shut it down. He is expected to have surgery on the sports hernia at some point during the off-season.

now although i agree rondo turned it on during the playoffs, during the season, kyle lowry was a notable all-star snub, as many people have written in the media:

A)  http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/page/5-on-5-120209-ASG/nba-all-star-game-reserve-snubs-surprises

B)  http://hangtime.blogs.nba.com/2012/02/15/blogtable-all-star-snubs/

C)  http://hangtime.blogs.nba.com/2012/02/10/the-all-star-double-standard-stinks/

it is BECAUSE i was paying attention to the nba, i already knew all of this... especially why goran dragic replaced him in the starting line up  ;)

and i disagree with you about the metrics. PER is a flawed metric, but everyone wants to use it to make arguments, so i utilise it to my advantage... however i think WIN SHARES/SCORES as spoken about on www.wagesofwins.com is a very sound metic and is an excellent way to measure a players performance.


Re: could this be a draft trade by danny in the making?
« Reply #32 on: June 22, 2012, 09:17:41 PM »

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21, 22, and 51 for 16 and dalembert?

Re: could this be a draft trade by danny in the making?
« Reply #33 on: June 22, 2012, 11:36:19 PM »

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and i disagree with you about the metrics. PER is a flawed metric, but everyone wants to use it to make arguments, so i utilise it to my advantage... however i think WIN SHARES/SCORES as spoken about on www.wagesofwins.com is a very sound metic and is an excellent way to measure a players performance.


  If you think win scores are an excellent way to measure a players performance http://wagesofwins.com/2012/06/22/quick-takes-on-lebrons-first-ring/ shows Rondo's performance in the playoffs to be better than LeBron's or Durant's. Are you really expecting Lowry to approach that level of play?

Re: could this be a draft trade by danny in the making?
« Reply #34 on: June 22, 2012, 11:55:45 PM »

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and i disagree with you about the metrics. PER is a flawed metric, but everyone wants to use it to make arguments, so i utilise it to my advantage... however i think WIN SHARES/SCORES as spoken about on www.wagesofwins.com is a very sound metic and is an excellent way to measure a players performance.


  If you think win scores are an excellent way to measure a players performance http://wagesofwins.com/2012/06/22/quick-takes-on-lebrons-first-ring/ shows Rondo's performance in the playoffs to be better than LeBron's or Durant's. Are you really expecting Lowry to approach that level of play?


no. lowry wont get to rondos level. 

dont misunderstand me here - i think rondo is an incredible player. best point guard this season. lowry wont be as good as rondo. ever.

but he's pretty much on an even keel during the regular season. additionally, i think danny is painfully aware of the fact that often we cant score to save our lives.

with the surpluss of quality free agents this off-season, this trade would pretty much set up the table for:

http://forums.celticsblog.com/index.php?topic=57319.msg1247191#msg1247191

if you still think we are losers in the rockets trade if the above link IDEA were to happen, i dont know what to tell ya. but danny has got to be aware of the fact that we're horrible rebounders, there are some great point guards on offer in free agency that are all-stars, former mvps, etc.

Re: could this be a draft trade by danny in the making?
« Reply #35 on: June 23, 2012, 03:03:54 AM »

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21, 22, and 51 for 16 and dalembert?

I'm in! Start Sullinger with KG, Dalembert off the bench :D

I'd be so STOKED

Re: could this be a draft trade by danny in the making?
« Reply #36 on: June 23, 2012, 10:56:55 AM »

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and i disagree with you about the metrics. PER is a flawed metric, but everyone wants to use it to make arguments, so i utilise it to my advantage... however i think WIN SHARES/SCORES as spoken about on www.wagesofwins.com is a very sound metic and is an excellent way to measure a players performance.


  If you think win scores are an excellent way to measure a players performance http://wagesofwins.com/2012/06/22/quick-takes-on-lebrons-first-ring/ shows Rondo's performance in the playoffs to be better than LeBron's or Durant's. Are you really expecting Lowry to approach that level of play?


no. lowry wont get to rondos level. 

dont misunderstand me here - i think rondo is an incredible player. best point guard this season. lowry wont be as good as rondo. ever.

but he's pretty much on an even keel during the regular season. additionally, i think danny is painfully aware of the fact that often we cant score to save our lives.

with the surpluss of quality free agents this off-season, this trade would pretty much set up the table for:

http://forums.celticsblog.com/index.php?topic=57319.msg1247191#msg1247191

if you still think we are losers in the rockets trade if the above link IDEA were to happen, i dont know what to tell ya. but danny has got to be aware of the fact that we're horrible rebounders, there are some great point guards on offer in free agency that are all-stars, former mvps, etc.


  Your trade won't help our offense, and trying to say that trading Rondo for lesser players would be good because we'd somehow flip those lesser players for Howard is silly. Nash is on the downside, will cost more than we have, and probably wouldn't come to Boston anyways. Kidd spends most of his time on offense as a spot up shooter, we need a lot more from our point guard than that.

Re: could this be a draft trade by danny in the making?
« Reply #37 on: June 23, 2012, 11:25:35 AM »

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another dream thread about trading ROndo...why ?  ..it an't happening. ;D  I wouldn't hold my breath, Come on Danny isn't trading Rondo..... .  We need alot of help , IN THE -3-4-5  postion.... ROndo is the bait we have to get better bigs...

We have Guards ....nEeD Centers ...PF 's ... MUSCLE and Lenght ....PEACE.