what if we traded harrington and sweetney for kwame brown. we would get a potential star who is athletic and can play back up at both center and foward until he matures, washington would get a consistant back-up in harrigton and a lottery pick in sweetney who would be able to return to washington where he played at georgetown.

sweetney and brown are about the same age so i wouldn't worry about giving him up, and zeke did want us to become more athletic, getting brown to ny is a no-brainer even if we have to take on some scrub in order to match salaries.

Isiah to Washington: "We know that Kwame has untapped potential, is nearly 7 feet tall with gobs of athletic abililty, but I am offering an overweight, undersized power forward who may never play in this league and another undersized power forward who is at best a backup. Why won't you do it?"

Washington to Isiah: "Thank you, can I have another."

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Isiah to Washington: "We know that Kwame has untapped potential, is nearly 7 feet tall with gobs of athletic abililty, but I am offering an overweight, undersized power forward who may never play in this league and another undersized power forward who is at best a backup. Why won't you do it?"

Washington to Isiah: "Thank you, can I have another."

exactly

I didn't want Kwame before but havinga PG like Stephon changes everything. We should really go after Athletic PF's or SF or C. Stephon will really help them develop a lot. Kwame has potential and if a trade can be worked out I will be happy with it.

Nalod: I read that too, not recently but i remember it now. I dont think it makes a big difference. Ben Wallce apparently has really small hands. They can works around it. Doesn't hurt that much.

About that Ewing thing against Indiana, that was the SINGLE MOST PAINFULL SPORTS MOMENT FOR A FEW YEARS!! He can dunk with one hand, I have seen him do it. I really hated basketball and didn't watch the rest of the playoffs that year.

I still dream of it rolling in instead of out!

I know this doesn't make sense ... but part of why I loved Patrick so much was that he had these tragic moments. Just made me root harder for him to get over the hump. Still my greatest regret as a sports fan that he never got his ring.

That OJ slow-speed chase, when NBC cut away from the game even though you could watch the ****ing Bronco on every other channel, was bad Karma!

Was good to hear the garden fans giving Patrick his props tonight. A game like that makes everyone miss him. Who's our warrior?