cleveland doesn't want snow.
to say q1's adjustment here has been tough is an understatement.

are we going to wait it out with q or will we make this move to give lb one of his players and somebody that would help us more than q1?

i figure we'd start: snow, steph, lee, ad/mo, curry
and off the bench: craw, nate, q2, frye, ad/mo/butler

I would do that

haven't seen snow play in long while, but I would GLADLY trade him straight up for Q1. Why would CLE do this?

Snow is a selfless player but to trade him for Q Rich? I think teams would still give him a chance based on his age and prior sucsess in the league.

Besides.....what would Cleveland look like? They would only have Damon jones at point. What would Q Rich be a sub? would they start him with Hughes? They are already a good team and seem to be really turning the corner. Trading Snow would probably kill the chemistry.

no way do i trade Q Rich for Snow... Jerome James & a 2nd rounder is about all i'd give up.

Posted by nyk4ever:

I'd be up for that. I wonder if there are legitimate talks behind this deal at all?

don't you guys remember i text message isiah all the time?
btw, he's on his way to brussels to meet up with some international scout named "genevieve".

there's no basis for this proposal other than the LSD i purchased this morning. (quick note everyone, DO NOT buy your pharmaceuticals from a guy named "FALCON" in the back of a cab)

I actually think this would be a good trade for the knicks, but i just dont see why the cav's would do it considering the fact that q is signed for longer and is damaged goods.

a cleveland fans response:

That's a really good question...actually two questions, one concerning his importance and the second inquiry about whether we'd trade him for Q.

I'm not seeing the trade happening, regardless of Snow's importance to the team. Point guard is one of the Cavs' weakest positions. I don't see us giving up our starter for another swingman, particularly one who would not likely start. Richardson could essentially replace Luke in our second unit, but I'd rather try to develop the talent we have. If Jackson continues to look hesitant out there, bring in Pavlovic. He's anything but gunshy...

We could run an all swingman backcourt, but I don't see the Cavs looking at it. In other words, the coach and the front office think Snow is very valuable to this team. Snow doesn't bring us any offense at all--but our coaching staff feels strongly that the Cavs score plenty of points. Snow's strengths coincide with our weaknesses. He plays tough individual defense, good team defense, and doesn't turn the ball over. (+4 assists/turnovers). He is a stabilizing force, and our team appreciates him for that--even if our fans tend to get frustrated with his offensive impotence.

May I suggest Quentin Richardson for Jameer Nelson? Although, listening to Magic fans, you may have to throw in Ariza to get them to bite...

Do we even think Brown still wants a point guard? I thought Brown was liking the three guard rotation of NAte/Marbury/Craw? Obviously you need some insurance, but if it's to diversify that group, I want a bigger guard.

I'd still rather have Watson over Snow. I agree with the general feeling that once Artest is moved there will be lots of reaction trades. If the Nuggets don't get Artest, we may have a shot at Watson for Q. That I would do.

> Do we even think Brown still wants a point guard?

crzymdups - Excellent question. I don't think so.

So long as Nate can hold his ground on defense and stay under control all is well... that is until Kobe or Rip Hamilton come calling. The need is for a defensive-minded two, with decent ball handling, some size, and quickness to help Marbury on switches.

If his legs had any spring left, 6'7 Penny would be decent. 6'6 Quinton's back issues do not help much either.

Somebody get Spree on the horn!

1. The Warrior Marbury

2. A reasonable facsimile of 1994 John Starks, the 1999 edition of Latrell or 1999 Allan Houston

1, 2, at THREE. Look At Mister Lee

A reinvented and rededicated Mo Taylor

The incredible shrinking Eddy Curry, down to 282 pounds