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Phil Jackson a lock to manage Seattle bound Kings
Sccit:
--- Quote from: Remedy360 on February 06, 2013, 04:06:20 PM ---^ You think that has to do with Tyreke's decline? Dude looked like he was going to be a force after his first season..
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he flourishes when they use him at point....in his first season, he played nothing but point. now, smart uses him off the ball, and thats not his game. im willin to bet his value increases significantly if he gets traded.
Russell Bell:
--- Quote from: NIKCC on February 06, 2013, 10:59:18 PM ---
--- Quote from: Remedy360 on February 06, 2013, 04:06:20 PM ---^ You think that has to do with Tyreke's decline? Dude looked like he was going to be a force after his first season..
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he flourishes when they use him at point....in his first season, he played nothing but point. now, smart uses him off the ball, and thats not his game. im willin to bet his value increases significantly if he gets traded.
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yeah exactly
when he can drive and have the ball in his hands more, and not as a spot shooter, then hes pretty good.
Russell Bell:
kings need more shooters to actually contend though
Sccit:
naah, they got knock-down shooters in fredette and thornton...aaron brooks and francisco garcia, who barely get any pt lately, can shoot, as well. not saying they could contend for a title, but they have some nice, young pieces.
pg tyreke evans...isaiah thomas/aaron brooks
sg marcus thornton...jimmer freddette/tyler honeycut
sf john salmons...francisco garcia/travis outlaw
pf chuck hayes...thomas robinson/james johnson
c demarcus cousins...jason thompson
with the right coach, i like this line-up a lot. the rotations are simply fucked, and the playbook might be worse than d'antoni's :-\
Chamillitary Click:
I wax ass with the Kings in 2K. 8)
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