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Allanfan20
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is that if we get one person who helps fulfill some of our needs, it's NOT going to help that much. We need many guys who can do things, like play defense, shoot and pass and generally speaking, it's important to limit the one dimensional players. We need all of our perimeter players to be able to shoot and pass and defend. The last time we were good, all of Sprewell, Houston, Ward, LJ, Jackson, Childs, Starks Harper and so and so were consistent at these things, with the exceptioon of Houston on the defense, but at least he tried.
And just look around the NBA at all of the good teams, and you'll see that almost every one of the contenders has all this consistency, with the exception of the Suns on the defense, and their prolly not winning it!
This is why we need to trade some of our "Major" players if we want to build a good team. We have not one consistent perimeter threat amongst our guards, including Crawford. He's way too erratic. Marbury is a pure penetrator who can get hot from 3 every now and then, and the same with Francis. Robinson isn't there yet and you can't tell with Mardy. I say he's a backup.
Our only consistent shooter is Frye and we all know how he's been this season. He's trade bait like everyone else in my mind.
And I say this, if we're going to build around Curry, we need a new starting lineup of 4 other players who can defend, get the ball into him and shoot the J because we have no starting calibre players to comliment him, including Lee. We'll also need a go to perimeter scorer who can get you 18-22 a game, 45% shooting. Morris Almond seems to be a good start in terms of that.
If Isiah is gonna pull a fast one and build around Crawford and Lee, which I doubt (Not the worst of ideas though), then he has to trade Curry, get a star frontcourt player, and again, more perimeter players who can pass shoot and defend.
“Whenever I’m about to do something, I think ‘Would an idiot do that?’ and if they would, I do NOT do that thing.”- Dwight Schrute
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