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i mean his presence alone would automatically bring a ring to LA.
That would be crazy..but no I don't see it happening.
Quote from: Antonio on February 06, 2009, 12:21:04 PMHave you all seen Lamar Odom playing yesterday? He was been the "Man of the match", plus it looks like he has something to prove to KG & Co.Trading him now, in the middle of the season, would be CRIMINAL.yeah, but Odom is about as consistent as a calligrapher with Parkinsons
Have you all seen Lamar Odom playing yesterday? He was been the "Man of the match", plus it looks like he has something to prove to KG & Co.Trading him now, in the middle of the season, would be CRIMINAL.
^i didnt mean anyone in particular; just whoever started in his place.Amare is better than anyone you could start for him, so your not making much sense lol.if you really believe that with whoever is starting at PF now (name anyone you want lol) is better than Amare your just nuts.he is better offensivly than Bynum and Gasol lmao.his defense (which ill say again is average; but i know Laker fans try to point out small things to attempt to prove a point) would be enough coming with his EXPLOSIVE offense to win a ring EASILY for LA.
^i get that, but Amare is better offensivly.he would fit, he can knock down the mid range shot 10 times better than Bynum & can score in close (not by a little flip shot), by slamming one down up against anyone.he could be the answer, but our argument is actually pretty dumb lol.i mean, this isnt going to happen anyway.
Quote from: Chamillitary Click on February 06, 2009, 02:23:05 PM^i get that, but Amare is better offensivly.he would fit, he can knock down the mid range shot 10 times better than Bynum & can score in close (not by a little flip shot), by slamming one down up against anyone.he could be the answer, but our argument is actually pretty dumb lol.i mean, this isnt going to happen anyway. Amare is a more prominent offensive force than Bynum, yes. But the fact is there's a lot of things that Bynum does that Amare doesn't. I'll just throw out one of many simple examples: being a massive 7 footer 285 lb body who can clog up the lanes.If Phoenix was willing to do a Mihm + Sun Yue + Walton deal or something, then hell yeah I'd take it. But the bottomline is that if we lost any of our CORE players, Amare's game simply wouldn't fill those roles. While you can argue that Amare's scoring can more than make up for that (and I'm assuming that's what your argument is), when it's all said and done, it just isn't worth the risk to find out, not for a player like Amare. You're right about one thing though. This does have no chance of ever happening lol.
I dont think LA has any pieces they would be willing to give up for him that PHX would accept.
Quote from: Halu Sination on February 06, 2009, 02:47:00 PMQuote from: Chamillitary Click on February 06, 2009, 02:23:05 PM^i get that, but Amare is better offensivly.he would fit, he can knock down the mid range shot 10 times better than Bynum & can score in close (not by a little flip shot), by slamming one down up against anyone.he could be the answer, but our argument is actually pretty dumb lol.i mean, this isnt going to happen anyway. Amare is a more prominent offensive force than Bynum, yes. But the fact is there's a lot of things that Bynum does that Amare doesn't. I'll just throw out one of many simple examples: being a massive 7 footer 285 lb body who can clog up the lanes.If Phoenix was willing to do a Mihm + Sun Yue + Walton deal or something, then hell yeah I'd take it. But the bottomline is that if we lost any of our CORE players, Amare's game simply wouldn't fill those roles. While you can argue that Amare's scoring can more than make up for that (and I'm assuming that's what your argument is), when it's all said and done, it just isn't worth the risk to find out, not for a player like Amare. You're right about one thing though. This does have no chance of ever happening lol.if the Suns trade Amare for Mihm, Sun Yue, Walton then there definetely aiming for the bottom of the West.
Quote from: Turf Hitta on February 06, 2009, 03:01:48 PMI dont think LA has any pieces they would be willing to give up for him that PHX would accept.exactly, and they couldnt very well entice Phoenix with draft picks cus the Lakers wont have a very good pick in the draft. Either way, Amare wont be a Laker...and probably has a far better chance of ending up in the East if he IS traded.
Why would they do something stupid like that? We need defense....