overlooked trade results (goodbye yinka we'll miss you)
Posted by fredweis on 1/14/2004, 12:44 am
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so far so good...
marbury and penny (big ups!) have not only put up fairly good numbers so far, (and better each game) but are both playing with a sense of determination and zeal which should ulimately be a rejuvination on the 2004 season for our beloved knickerbockers.

meanwhile in phoenix...

antonio mcydess has 7 points, 7 fouls and 9 rebounds in four games with the suns.

eisley has done a little better shooting 8 for 35 (a fantastic 22%).

ward is in san antonio and lampe is on the ir.

let's just hope the suns use our draft picks on players who invoke memories of "nervous" pervis ellison and rumeal robinson.

let's just keep our fingers crossed! remember we're all in this together.

love for yinka dare!!!!

Funny how the Suns Colangelo (sp?) was raving about stealing Lampe and he goes right to the IR.

2 second round picks??? How did we get the second one?

I think you mae a mistake, but I'd love to be wrong on that one ;-)

I have no problem with trading Dice. Got to correct a mistake and move on. In fairness, he still has a ways to go, and he might just make it back. But Dolan needs to win NOW.

I guess this is the kind of trade that very wealthy teams can do only.

It took Jermain 7 years to average over 20pts per game. Lampe is years away from becoming a very good player.

Milos can surprise people. That can bite us in a year or two.

The key is not to have given a Lotto pick. This trade was to get us to playoffs this year! I don't expect greatness this year, but this trade was to move us up quickly, and contend next year. Thats the bill of goods they sold us 3 weeks ago.

I was thinking under the thomas regime, he might have come.

With Steph at the point, might have been a natural 2? His assist ratios are not playmaking numbers.

Stephs are artificial cuz he always has the ball. Steph needs to learn how to be effective without the ball. might save those ankles.