Posted by BRIGGS:

Posted by crzymdups:

i heard Lampe had 42pts and 12rebs today. and Qyntel Woods had 58pts.


god, i love summer league.


let's wait til the real season, with real rules and real competition before we judge the draft.

I give the Knicks 33% credit for going after Chalmers--he looks very good really good defender who can score and dish--Miami paid 2mm+ 2 second rounders for him for the price we paid duhon 6mm maybe we shouldve just paid them 2.5 and the 2 2s.

What the hell does that mean? 33%.

Nauseating overreaction to one SL game aside, Beasley's going to be nasty from the jump. Couldnt help but think that Bulls were making a mistake on draft day... Might have gotten caught up in trying to find the next CP3 instead of judging the prospects at hand.

The only thing that will stop Beasley is his head. He could become the next Derrick Coleman. Unquestionably, the talent is there.

Posted by sebstar:

Posted by BRIGGS:

Posted by crzymdups:

i heard Lampe had 42pts and 12rebs today. and Qyntel Woods had 58pts.


god, i love summer league.


let's wait til the real season, with real rules and real competition before we judge the draft.

I give the Knicks 33% credit for going after Chalmers--he looks very good really good defender who can score and dish--Miami paid 2mm+ 2 second rounders for him for the price we paid duhon 6mm maybe we shouldve just paid them 2.5 and the 2 2s.

What the hell does that mean? 33%.

Nauseating overreaction to one SL game aside, Beasley's going to be nasty from the jump. Couldnt help but think that Bulls were making a mistake on draft day... Might have gotten caught up in trying to find the next CP3 instead of judging the prospects at hand.

The only thing that will stop Beasley is his head. He could become the next Derrick Coleman. Unquestionably, the talent is there.

The 33% means that apparently the NY knicks were quite active in attempting to acquire Chalmers on draft night. So they did see the talent--and he has shown what he can *potentially* do in the NBA in his first two games--the 67% would be the failure to execute a move.