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1/15/2008  3:01 PM
Posted by TrueBlue:

TKF I'm too lazy to break down your reply but with everything you said Arenas is a hard player to come by and the Wiz are a better team with him on it. You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

Meanwhile our Knicks still don't have an identity.

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 12:07 PM]

but meanwhile through 36 games, they are better this year without him than last. I say they are and will be even better once they replace him with a legit PG who will defend and distribute....

You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

and your basis for this comment is what?
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1/15/2008  3:19 PM
Posted by tkf:
Posted by TrueBlue:

TKF I'm too lazy to break down your reply but with everything you said Arenas is a hard player to come by and the Wiz are a better team with him on it. You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

Meanwhile our Knicks still don't have an identity.

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 12:07 PM]

but meanwhile through 36 games, they are better this year without him than last. I say they are and will be even better once they replace him with a legit PG who will defend and distribute....

You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

and your basis for this comment is what?


So you're sample sizing a season schedule and using that as a final conclusion of judgment vs their perennial playoff appearances and advancing with Gilbert playing a large role in season's pasts. OK whatever TKF!
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1/15/2008  3:24 PM
Well the Wizards are 17-11 without Gilbert this year...

I wouldn't run out and pay Gilbert a ton of money to be my starting PG. I think he's an alright player but to me he's a glorified Jamal Crawford.
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1/15/2008  3:25 PM
tfk,

I agree with all the way about Gilbert Arenas players like him he'll put a big scoring numbers with him at your helm there's always that glass ceiling. B/c the Wizards can only go so far with him as their leader and if they make a bold but smart and go after a true point guard save some money to go after some more role players I think they could become among the elite in the East one day.

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1/15/2008  3:32 PM
Posted by nyk4ever:

Well the Wizards are 17-11 without Gilbert this year...

I wouldn't run out and pay Gilbert a ton of money to be my starting PG. I think he's an alright player but to me he's a glorified Jamal Crawford.

Have you looked at the Wizard's schedule this yr? Take out Boston and San Antonio it's been a Cupcake. They normally are a team that starts out slow and gets it going after about the first 2mos. The past 4yrs including this season they are a team that gets going in January. Look at their trends after December.

I agree though teams shouldn't throw major coin at a player if the ceiling is only so high. Arenas is a major wild card. But I think we're going a little too far though with trying to write him off.

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 2:33 PM]
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1/15/2008  3:34 PM
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by tkf:
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TKF I'm too lazy to break down your reply but with everything you said Arenas is a hard player to come by and the Wiz are a better team with him on it. You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

Meanwhile our Knicks still don't have an identity.

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 12:07 PM]

but meanwhile through 36 games, they are better this year without him than last. I say they are and will be even better once they replace him with a legit PG who will defend and distribute....

You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

and your basis for this comment is what?


So you're sample sizing a season schedule and using that as a final conclusion of judgment vs their perennial playoff appearances and advancing with Gilbert playing a large role in season's pasts. OK whatever TKF!

Of course not, but they lost twice to a team in cleveland with less talent they they have, with arenas leading that team.... I think that team with arenas was as good as it is going to get... I would not max that guy out.. I would say, if they make the playoffs without arenas, and so far they are well on their way, I would use that money elsewhere and tell mr. selfish, see you later homie... since he is already talking about opting out... LOL.. what a character that guy is..
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1/15/2008  3:38 PM
Posted by bitty41:

tfk,

I agree with all the way about Gilbert Arenas players like him he'll put a big scoring numbers with him at your helm there's always that glass ceiling. B/c the Wizards can only go so far with him as their leader and if they make a bold but smart and go after a true point guard save some money to go after some more role players I think they could become among the elite in the East one day.

Yea, I mean this is the same guy their coach had to call out about lack of leadership, the same guy that said , on two occasions that he was going to score what ? 50 points vs two teams who's coach or GM, did not pick him for the olympic team. This is the same guy as his team is working hard towards having a sucessful season without him is talking in the papers about opting out.. LOL... do you really want to throw that kind of money at this type of player?

I would take that money and invest it in a top flight PG, add a good pG, to that team, led by butler and jamison and you have a team that contends in the east.. as I said before, Caron butler and Joe johnson are two of the most underrated players in the league.. last night butler was torching pierce late and was all over him on the defensive end... I just love watching him play!

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1/15/2008  3:39 PM
Posted by tkf:
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by tkf:
Posted by TrueBlue:

TKF I'm too lazy to break down your reply but with everything you said Arenas is a hard player to come by and the Wiz are a better team with him on it. You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

Meanwhile our Knicks still don't have an identity.

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 12:07 PM]

but meanwhile through 36 games, they are better this year without him than last. I say they are and will be even better once they replace him with a legit PG who will defend and distribute....

You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

and your basis for this comment is what?


So you're sample sizing a season schedule and using that as a final conclusion of judgment vs their perennial playoff appearances and advancing with Gilbert playing a large role in season's pasts. OK whatever TKF!

Of course not, but they lost twice to a team in cleveland with less talent they they have, with arenas leading that team.... I think that team with arenas was as good as it is going to get... I would not max that guy out.. I would say, if they make the playoffs without arenas, and so far they are well on their way, I would use that money elsewhere and tell mr. selfish, see you later homie... since he is already talking about opting out... LOL.. what a character that guy is..



What a Hypocrite you are TKF. KOME was talking about opting out and announced it during the 1gm of the 2004 Finals against Det and sabatoged the Finals with the Lakers almost getting swept, yet you want the guy pretty bad. LOL KOME goes out during the season courted by the Clippers and tells them move the team to ANAHEIM(closer to where I live) and I'll seriously think about signing with you. SELFISH but that's ok FUCH IT it's KOME!


[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 3:13 PM]
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1/15/2008  4:24 PM
TKF- I defintiely agree with you on Joe Johnson. Phoenix would have won a championship if they had resigned him- in my mind.
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1/15/2008  4:46 PM
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by tkf:
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by tkf:
Posted by TrueBlue:

TKF I'm too lazy to break down your reply but with everything you said Arenas is a hard player to come by and the Wiz are a better team with him on it. You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

Meanwhile our Knicks still don't have an identity.

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 12:07 PM]

but meanwhile through 36 games, they are better this year without him than last. I say they are and will be even better once they replace him with a legit PG who will defend and distribute....

You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

and your basis for this comment is what?


So you're sample sizing a season schedule and using that as a final conclusion of judgment vs their perennial playoff appearances and advancing with Gilbert playing a large role in season's pasts. OK whatever TKF!

Of course not, but they lost twice to a team in cleveland with less talent they they have, with arenas leading that team.... I think that team with arenas was as good as it is going to get... I would not max that guy out.. I would say, if they make the playoffs without arenas, and so far they are well on their way, I would use that money elsewhere and tell mr. selfish, see you later homie... since he is already talking about opting out... LOL.. what a character that guy is..



What a Hypocrite you are TKF. KOME was talking about opting out and announced it during the 1gm of the 2004 Finals against Det and sabatoged the Finals with the Lakers almost getting swept, yet you want the guy pretty bad. LOL KOME goes out during the season courted by the Clippers and tells them move the team to ANAHEIM(closer to where I live) and I'll seriously think about signing with you. SELFISH but that's ok FUCH IT it's KOME!


[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 3:13 PM]

kobe can be selfish, but kobe wins, he has 3 rings, arenas has zilch.. end of story... unless now you want to start comparing Kobe to arenas? LOL...

honestly, that whole kobe thing was not just kobe, but shaq, lakers management, the whole thing was mishandled....

come on man, be real, if marbury had led the knicks to the finals , you and everyone here would forget the annucha trial, the truck incident, the interns, the crazy comments, all of that! and you know it!!!!
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1/15/2008  4:53 PM
Posted by tkf:
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by tkf:
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by tkf:
Posted by TrueBlue:

TKF I'm too lazy to break down your reply but with everything you said Arenas is a hard player to come by and the Wiz are a better team with him on it. You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

Meanwhile our Knicks still don't have an identity.

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 12:07 PM]

but meanwhile through 36 games, they are better this year without him than last. I say they are and will be even better once they replace him with a legit PG who will defend and distribute....

You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

and your basis for this comment is what?


So you're sample sizing a season schedule and using that as a final conclusion of judgment vs their perennial playoff appearances and advancing with Gilbert playing a large role in season's pasts. OK whatever TKF!

Of course not, but they lost twice to a team in cleveland with less talent they they have, with arenas leading that team.... I think that team with arenas was as good as it is going to get... I would not max that guy out.. I would say, if they make the playoffs without arenas, and so far they are well on their way, I would use that money elsewhere and tell mr. selfish, see you later homie... since he is already talking about opting out... LOL.. what a character that guy is..



What a Hypocrite you are TKF. KOME was talking about opting out and announced it during the 1gm of the 2004 Finals against Det and sabatoged the Finals with the Lakers almost getting swept, yet you want the guy pretty bad. LOL KOME goes out during the season courted by the Clippers and tells them move the team to ANAHEIM(closer to where I live) and I'll seriously think about signing with you. SELFISH but that's ok FUCH IT it's KOME!


[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 3:13 PM]

kobe can be selfish, but kobe wins, he has 3 rings, arenas has zilch.. end of story... unless now you want to start comparing Kobe to arenas? LOL...

honestly, that whole kobe thing was not just kobe, but shaq, lakers management, the whole thing was mishandled....

come on man, be real, if marbury had led the knicks to the finals , you and everyone here would forget the annucha trial, the truck incident, the interns, the crazy comments, all of that! and you know it!!!!


Let's say KOME was more in the right why talk about your contract the first game and have it come as breaking news for Jim Grey to slob on while you're playing in the Finals? He could have been a good teammate until the season was over. Trash anybody you want, while going on your FA crusade. Why during the Finals I mean Malone and Payton did come there taking a paycut to get a ring, whether it was looked at as coattail riding or not what about them?


Principally speaking KOME was more wrong than two left shoes and you know it!!!!!


What about KOME caught on camera this summer telling the Lakers(Buss and Kupchak) to "SHIP HIS ARSE OUT" referring to Bynum in a trade for Kidd? Bynum's having a Hell of A Season this yr BTW. Was that being a good teammate and not selfish TKF? Ahhhh..... I know..... FUCH IT it's KOME!


Now the argument for Arenas goes back to as wily a character as he is, he's a baller and worth holding onto in many respects. You don't like him that's fine but he's a player and a difference maker BAR NONE!

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 3:55 PM]
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1/15/2008  5:03 PM
Posted by nyk4ever:

Well the Wizards are 17-11 without Gilbert this year...

I wouldn't run out and pay Gilbert a ton of money to be my starting PG. I think he's an alright player but to me he's a glorified Jamal Crawford.
That's exactly how I see him. I'd trade him before I gave him a large contract.
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1/15/2008  5:09 PM
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by tkf:
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by tkf:
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by tkf:
Posted by TrueBlue:

TKF I'm too lazy to break down your reply but with everything you said Arenas is a hard player to come by and the Wiz are a better team with him on it. You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

Meanwhile our Knicks still don't have an identity.

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 12:07 PM]

but meanwhile through 36 games, they are better this year without him than last. I say they are and will be even better once they replace him with a legit PG who will defend and distribute....

You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

and your basis for this comment is what?


So you're sample sizing a season schedule and using that as a final conclusion of judgment vs their perennial playoff appearances and advancing with Gilbert playing a large role in season's pasts. OK whatever TKF!

Of course not, but they lost twice to a team in cleveland with less talent they they have, with arenas leading that team.... I think that team with arenas was as good as it is going to get... I would not max that guy out.. I would say, if they make the playoffs without arenas, and so far they are well on their way, I would use that money elsewhere and tell mr. selfish, see you later homie... since he is already talking about opting out... LOL.. what a character that guy is..



What a Hypocrite you are TKF. KOME was talking about opting out and announced it during the 1gm of the 2004 Finals against Det and sabatoged the Finals with the Lakers almost getting swept, yet you want the guy pretty bad. LOL KOME goes out during the season courted by the Clippers and tells them move the team to ANAHEIM(closer to where I live) and I'll seriously think about signing with you. SELFISH but that's ok FUCH IT it's KOME!


[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 3:13 PM]

kobe can be selfish, but kobe wins, he has 3 rings, arenas has zilch.. end of story... unless now you want to start comparing Kobe to arenas? LOL...

honestly, that whole kobe thing was not just kobe, but shaq, lakers management, the whole thing was mishandled....

come on man, be real, if marbury had led the knicks to the finals , you and everyone here would forget the annucha trial, the truck incident, the interns, the crazy comments, all of that! and you know it!!!!


Let's say KOME was more in the right why talk about your contract the first game and have it come as breaking news for Jim Grey to slob on while you're playing in the Finals? He could have been a good teammate until the season was over. Trash anybody you want, while going on your FA crusade. Why during the Finals I mean Malone and Payton did come there taking a paycut to get a ring, whether it was looked at as coattail riding or not what about them?


Principally speaking KOME was more wrong than two left shoes and you know it!!!!!


What about KOME caught on camera this summer telling the Lakers(Buss and Kupchak) to "SHIP HIS ARSE OUT" referring to Bynum in a trade for Kidd? Bynum's having a Hell of A Season this yr BTW. Was that being a good teammate and not selfish TKF? Ahhhh..... I know..... FUCH IT it's KOME!


Now the argument for Arenas goes back to as wily a character as he is, he's a baller and worth holding onto in many respects. You don't like him that's fine but he's a player and a difference maker BAR NONE!
[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 3:55 PM]

Kobe is a difference maker..

where has arenas made a difference? where?

we all know kobe's deal, and he was being a selfish kidd, but this guy is as dedicated a player as there is in the league, and honestly the best player in the game, you may not like it, but guys like that get more leeway...

if you want to compare kobe to arenas, go right ahead, I will leave you with that one bro...
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1/15/2008  5:22 PM
Posted by tkf:
Posted by TrueBlue:
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Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by tkf:
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by tkf:
Posted by TrueBlue:

TKF I'm too lazy to break down your reply but with everything you said Arenas is a hard player to come by and the Wiz are a better team with him on it. You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

Meanwhile our Knicks still don't have an identity.

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 12:07 PM]

but meanwhile through 36 games, they are better this year without him than last. I say they are and will be even better once they replace him with a legit PG who will defend and distribute....

You may not like his style of play as a point guard but regardless he's extremely effective at what he does. He gives them the best shot at possibly contending, simply put.

and your basis for this comment is what?


So you're sample sizing a season schedule and using that as a final conclusion of judgment vs their perennial playoff appearances and advancing with Gilbert playing a large role in season's pasts. OK whatever TKF!

Of course not, but they lost twice to a team in cleveland with less talent they they have, with arenas leading that team.... I think that team with arenas was as good as it is going to get... I would not max that guy out.. I would say, if they make the playoffs without arenas, and so far they are well on their way, I would use that money elsewhere and tell mr. selfish, see you later homie... since he is already talking about opting out... LOL.. what a character that guy is..



What a Hypocrite you are TKF. KOME was talking about opting out and announced it during the 1gm of the 2004 Finals against Det and sabatoged the Finals with the Lakers almost getting swept, yet you want the guy pretty bad. LOL KOME goes out during the season courted by the Clippers and tells them move the team to ANAHEIM(closer to where I live) and I'll seriously think about signing with you. SELFISH but that's ok FUCH IT it's KOME!


[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 3:13 PM]

kobe can be selfish, but kobe wins, he has 3 rings, arenas has zilch.. end of story... unless now you want to start comparing Kobe to arenas? LOL...

honestly, that whole kobe thing was not just kobe, but shaq, lakers management, the whole thing was mishandled....

come on man, be real, if marbury had led the knicks to the finals , you and everyone here would forget the annucha trial, the truck incident, the interns, the crazy comments, all of that! and you know it!!!!


Let's say KOME was more in the right why talk about your contract the first game and have it come as breaking news for Jim Grey to slob on while you're playing in the Finals? He could have been a good teammate until the season was over. Trash anybody you want, while going on your FA crusade. Why during the Finals I mean Malone and Payton did come there taking a paycut to get a ring, whether it was looked at as coattail riding or not what about them?


Principally speaking KOME was more wrong than two left shoes and you know it!!!!!


What about KOME caught on camera this summer telling the Lakers(Buss and Kupchak) to "SHIP HIS ARSE OUT" referring to Bynum in a trade for Kidd? Bynum's having a Hell of A Season this yr BTW. Was that being a good teammate and not selfish TKF? Ahhhh..... I know..... FUCH IT it's KOME!


Now the argument for Arenas goes back to as wily a character as he is, he's a baller and worth holding onto in many respects. You don't like him that's fine but he's a player and a difference maker BAR NONE!
[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 3:55 PM]

Kobe is a difference maker..

where has arenas made a difference? where?

we all know kobe's deal, and he was being a selfish kidd, but this guy is as dedicated a player as there is in the league, and honestly the best player in the game, you may not like it, but guys like that get more leeway...

if you want to compare kobe to arenas, go right ahead, I will leave you with that one bro...


Where was Washington before they got Arenas oh that's right in the crapper. He's a different kind of difference maker. KOME may be the type to get a team to the finals although without Shaq he's been no more glorious than Arenas post-season wise. KOME played with Caron and Lamar and missed the playoffs. Meanwhile Arenas has been to the playoffs without Caron as a teammate once. It's very debatable how good KOME's going to be as a leader when it's all said and done. Arenas on the other hand gave Wash some credibility, some repsect, put them back on the map so-to-speak, makes opponents bring their A game to beat them etc etc. This guy dropped 60 and 50+ respectively on the Lakers and the Suns come on he's got Mad Game. KOME is better than him that goes without saying but it doesn't mean Gil isn't a difference maker.

[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 4:26 PM]
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How much of a difference did Gilbert orginally make True? His first year they were 25-57. The next year they added Antawn Jamison and they won 45 games. I don't think Jamison is the difference maker but I really don't think Gilbert is that much of a difference maker either.
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1/15/2008  5:36 PM
Posted by nyk4ever:

How much of a difference did Gilbert orginally make True? His first year they were 25-57. The next year they added Antawn Jamison and they won 45 games. I don't think Jamison is the difference maker but I really don't think Gilbert is that much of a difference maker either.

Well it takes time and it's hard to be one when you miss 30gms your first yr. He's part of the difference that provides a winning culture. Just like Caron wasn't that much of a difference maker in LA like he has been in Wash. It also takes time for the player to develop into becoming a Top talent which Gil and Caron have.
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Arenas is a superb talent, but he's never going to win a championship playing the way he does. He's basically just a more talented Steve Francis - scoring guard masquerading as a PG. He's kind of crazy, too.
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Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by nyk4ever:

How much of a difference did Gilbert orginally make True? His first year they were 25-57. The next year they added Antawn Jamison and they won 45 games. I don't think Jamison is the difference maker but I really don't think Gilbert is that much of a difference maker either.

Well it takes time and it's hard to be one when you miss 30gms your first yr. He's part of the difference that provides a winning culture. Just like Caron wasn't that much of a difference maker in LA like he has been in Wash. It also takes time for the player to develop into becoming a Top talent which Gil and Caron have.

I'm just saying. I think Arenas "success" if you want to call it that, since he plays in the pitiful East has alot more to do with Butler and Jamison than it does with him being the engine that makes the Wizards go.
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1/15/2008  7:18 PM
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by nyk4ever:

How much of a difference did Gilbert orginally make True? His first year they were 25-57. The next year they added Antawn Jamison and they won 45 games. I don't think Jamison is the difference maker but I really don't think Gilbert is that much of a difference maker either.

Well it takes time and it's hard to be one when you miss 30gms your first yr. He's part of the difference that provides a winning culture. Just like Caron wasn't that much of a difference maker in LA like he has been in Wash. It also takes time for the player to develop into becoming a Top talent which Gil and Caron have.


the emergence of caron butler is the difference with the wizards. He is a legit two way player who has transformed into a leader.... Butler is a difference maker.. Gilbert is a scorer, he carried the wiz as far as most bad shot taking scorers can take their teams. He is fools gold, time for thw wiz to cut cords with this guy.. will be for the better. Get a real PG, they have butler and jamison, they will be better for it...
Anyone who sits around and waits for the lottery to better themselves, either in real life or in sports, Is a Loser............... TKF
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1/15/2008  7:23 PM
Posted by tkf:
Posted by TrueBlue:
Posted by nyk4ever:

How much of a difference did Gilbert orginally make True? His first year they were 25-57. The next year they added Antawn Jamison and they won 45 games. I don't think Jamison is the difference maker but I really don't think Gilbert is that much of a difference maker either.

Well it takes time and it's hard to be one when you miss 30gms your first yr. He's part of the difference that provides a winning culture. Just like Caron wasn't that much of a difference maker in LA like he has been in Wash. It also takes time for the player to develop into becoming a Top talent which Gil and Caron have.


the emergence of caron butler is the difference with the wizards. He is a legit two way player who has transformed into a leader.... Butler is a difference maker.. Gilbert is a scorer, he carried the wiz as far as most bad shot taking scorers can take their teams. He is fools gold, time for thw wiz to cut cords with this guy.. will be for the better. Get a real PG, they have butler and jamison, they will be better for it...


That's how you feel TKF and that's fine but Gil single handedly won plenty games for them last yr so he's a difference maker just not to your liking. Like I said Arenas got the Wiz to the playoffs with 45wins before Caron came on board. I agree Caron is definitely a difference maker, you can have more than one on a team you know. Kind of like Horry was a difference maker on the championship Rocket and Laker teams, although not a top 1 or 2 player ever on those teams.



[Edited by - TrueBlue on 01-15-2008 6:34 PM]
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