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Szczerbiak, Ricky Davis change teams in seven-player trade

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Don Jacob:
OOOOOOOUCH, i don't like this trade, for either team, chemistry killing trade

Now_Im_Not_Banned:

--- Quote from: Don Jacob on January 31, 2006, 04:35:55 PM ---OOOOOOOUCH, i don't like this trade, for either team, chemistry killing trade

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You honestly don't like this trade from Minnesota's stand-point? Ricky Davis is going to be an all-star REALLY soon, he's so athletic and has so much ability, which he actually utilizes. I mean, the guy is only 25 years old... I think with a player like this, his prime years are 27, 28, 29, hell, even in the 30's...I'm thinking it was a brilliant trade by Minnesota, and much more of a gamble by Boston...The only thing saving Boston is that they're geared for the future...Look for Minnesota to really become stronger second half of the season...PeACe

Don Jacob:
i like ricky davis, but for some reason i think he's going to be opressed by garnetts game he's not going to be able to shine unless he pulls a sam cassell and i don't think he's capbable of that yet. pierce and davis were pretty good combo all boston ever needed to be awesome was a good front court. sending wally puts them in a stale mate IMO

Now_Im_Not_Banned:

--- Quote from: Don Jacob on February 02, 2006, 10:16:09 AM ---i like ricky davis, but for some reason i think he's going to be opressed by garnetts game he's not going to be able to shine unless he pulls a sam cassell and i don't think he's capbable of that yet. pierce and davis were pretty good combo all boston ever needed to be awesome was a good front court. sending wally puts them in a stale mate IMO

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Garnett likes to give the ball up. He doesn't even play with that same offensive aggression anymore...Ricky D. will gladly put the ball in the hoop for him. Boston is geared for the future, so it cant hurt WAY too much.

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