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If you had the #1 pick, do you draft Bogut?
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Bonn1997
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What would you have done in Mil's position?
Draft Bogut
Trade the #1 pick for multiple later picks
Draft Frye
Draft Charlie V
Draft Deron Williams
Draft Paul
Draft Bynum
Draft Marvin Williams
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fishmike
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11/22/2005  1:50 PM
ahh yes. Everyone loves an internet tough guy! At least your true to form.
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11/22/2005  1:52 PM
You talkin' about me?
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islesfan
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11/22/2005  2:03 PM
Posted by Bonn1997:
Posted by Nalod:

Can we wait 2 more years and then decide? Its all too much specultion.
Why? We're not reaching final evaluations of players; we're posting about what we would have tried to do on draft night as GMs. GMs don't get to re-do draft night after two years. Neither should we.

And GM's don't get to re-do draft night 8 games into the following season but that's ok for us as long as it's not 2 years later???
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fishmike
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11/22/2005  2:08 PM
I would have sticked to Bogut #1. Pretty sure most GMs would do the same
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11/22/2005  2:22 PM
big time...

Bogut is almost an adult already.

If he listens, he will be a good player in this league and that's more of a garuntee (sp?) that GM's are looking for.
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islesfan
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11/22/2005  2:22 PM
Posted by rvhoss:

And yes, i would call you punk to your face.
You don't scare me. punk.
Now go dry hump islesfan and stick to the subject of the thread. punk!

you wanna come at me, start a new thread, otherwise, go about your business, there is nothing to see here.

ps. punk.

[Edited by - rvhoss on 11-22-2005 1:33 PM]


Looks like someone forgot to take their ritalin this morning.
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11/22/2005  2:23 PM
ahhh...and in chimes islesfan.

Time to lock the thread.
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fishmike
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11/22/2005  2:23 PM
maybe he just switched to decaf! Or quit smoking... lay off! You dont know.
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islesfan
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11/22/2005  2:27 PM
Or Isiah told him to stop humping his leg.
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11/22/2005  2:30 PM
double team time. Predictable...utterly predictable.

The two toughest of the internet tough guys.

Atleast you guys used to be funny.
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islesfan
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11/22/2005  2:36 PM
Posted by rvhoss:

double team time. Predictable...utterly predictable.

The two toughest of the internet tough guys.

Atleast you guys used to be funny.


Why do I get the feeling that you've been double teamed before? Huh fingercuffs?
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11/22/2005  2:37 PM
Turning the other cheek.

[Edited by - rvhoss on 11-22-2005 2:39 PM]
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islesfan
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11/22/2005  2:49 PM
Awww Does that mean that you're not going to tell me to have a heart attack and die again?

Yeah, you're a better person.
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11/22/2005  9:12 PM
Posted by islesfan:
Posted by rvhoss:

And yes, i would call you punk to your face.
You don't scare me. punk.
Now go dry hump islesfan and stick to the subject of the thread. punk!

you wanna come at me, start a new thread, otherwise, go about your business, there is nothing to see here.

ps. punk.

[Edited by - rvhoss on 11-22-2005 1:33 PM]


Looks like someone forgot to take their ritalin this morning.
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11/22/2005  10:02 PM
I think Bonn's option to vote for trading the #1 for a package of later picks is fair. There are some years where there's a clearcut #1 and there's no way you trade the pick (like when Cleveland got LeBron). Other years it's not so clear cut and you're open to trading down or out. There was certainly a lot of rumors about Charlotte packaging #5 and #13 to move up to #2 or #3 and get Chris Paul or Marvin Williams. Dunno if there's anything to them, but. You also see high picks being traded for a package of lower picks on occassion, like when Houston traded something like #12 and #24 to NJ for the #8 (to get Eddie Griffin, in the trade that got NJ Jefferson).
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Bonn1997
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11/22/2005  10:36 PM
I'd definitely take 5 and 13 or 7 and 16 over Bogut. You could possibly get Frye AND Charlie V with 7 and 16. (I didn't hear anything about any top 15 team other than TOR taking Charlie.) Bogut's not head and shoulders above the crowd. How could anyone want Bogut over BOTH Frye and Charlie V?
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11/22/2005  10:53 PM
Posted by Pharzeone:

I went with Marvin Williams. I think his upside is bigger than that of Bogut and Frye. But he has look awful in the games that I went to. You can tell that he doesn't have a lot of experience. Bogut has been solid for the Bucks had a disappointing week last week and lost his starter position to a former #1 pick.
Lets keep it real. He lost his starting job to Joe Smith. Don't say number 1 pick, like its Tim Duncan. Joe Smith is a perenial role player. Bogut has not looked as good as Frye thus far. frye has looked like a star at times. Bogut has looked like a solid playe in his best games. Still, everything remains to be seen.

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11/22/2005  10:56 PM
Posted by Killa4luv:
Posted by Pharzeone:

I went with Marvin Williams. I think his upside is bigger than that of Bogut and Frye. But he has look awful in the games that I went to. You can tell that he doesn't have a lot of experience. Bogut has been solid for the Bucks had a disappointing week last week and lost his starter position to a former #1 pick.
Lets keep it real. He lost his starting job to Joe Smith. Don't say number 1 pick, like its Tim Duncan. Joe Smith is a perenial role player. Bogut has not looked as good as Frye thus far. frye has looked like a star at times. Bogut has looked like a solid playe in his best games. Still, everything remains to be seen.

Joe Smith would be our starting PF. Bogut has a different role on the Bucks than Frye has on the Knicks--Bogut is mainly asked to rebound and do the crap work.
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11/22/2005  11:22 PM
Posted by Knight:
Posted by Killa4luv:
Posted by Pharzeone:

I went with Marvin Williams. I think his upside is bigger than that of Bogut and Frye. But he has look awful in the games that I went to. You can tell that he doesn't have a lot of experience. Bogut has been solid for the Bucks had a disappointing week last week and lost his starter position to a former #1 pick.
Lets keep it real. He lost his starting job to Joe Smith. Don't say number 1 pick, like its Tim Duncan. Joe Smith is a perenial role player. Bogut has not looked as good as Frye thus far. frye has looked like a star at times. Bogut has looked like a solid playe in his best games. Still, everything remains to be seen.

Joe Smith would be our starting PF. Bogut has a different role on the Bucks than Frye has on the Knicks--Bogut is mainly asked to rebound and do the crap work.
LB isn't asking Frye to drop 20, he's just doing it.

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11/22/2005  11:22 PM
AND Joe Smith would not start on our team.
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