Brad Miller
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Brad himself has admitted that last season is one he would just as soon forget. The complications of the plantar fasciitis along with the emotional and mental stress of the premature birth of his daughter were tough enough. The added stress of a "coach" like Eric Musselman was horrendous and Brad took an awful lot of abuse.
I don't see any good that can come from "people admitting they are wrong on this board" type stuff. Let's just go forward, okay? This thread is traditionally to discuss the good stuff, not to get bogged down in old news and ancient history.
I don't see any good that can come from "people admitting they are wrong on this board" type stuff. Let's just go forward, okay? This thread is traditionally to discuss the good stuff, not to get bogged down in old news and ancient history.
Either way, we may have had the best center in the NBA this week. We can't say that very often.
Everyone knows how some players don't like playing in the All-Star activities - they'd rather rest a bit and have the time off. Maybe, to put it in Brad's vernacular, he was "playin' 'possum" until the votes were counted. Now he's let loose the inner Thunder Hick!
Just kidding. Well done, big man!
Now he's let loose the inner Thunder Hick!Just kidding. Well done, big man!
Great job, Brad! Way to go!
Brad has worked and played hard. I'll bet another All-Star appearance means nothing to him compared to the much needed and deserved rest he will get.
I have never...ever...wanted to trade Brad Miller. I kept quiet about that because I probably would have been laughed at. I still don't want him traded. I like him. I really like him. Besides, what would I do with my autographed Brad Miller hat if we traded him?
I have never...ever...wanted to trade Brad Miller. I kept quiet about that because I probably would have been laughed at. I still don't want him traded. I like him. I really like him. Besides, what would I do with my autographed Brad Miller hat if we traded him?
Brad has worked and played hard. I'll bet another All-Star appearance means nothing to him compared to the much needed and deserved rest he will get.
I have never...ever...wanted to trade Brad Miller. I kept quiet about that because I probably would have been laughed at. I still don't want him traded. I like him. I really like him. Besides, what would I do with my autographed Brad Miller hat if we traded him?
I have never...ever...wanted to trade Brad Miller. I kept quiet about that because I probably would have been laughed at. I still don't want him traded. I like him. I really like him. Besides, what would I do with my autographed Brad Miller hat if we traded him?
I have never...ever...wanted to trade Brad Miller. I kept quiet about that because I probably would have been laughed at. I still don't want him traded. I like him. I really like him. Besides, what would I do with my autographed Brad Miller hat if we traded him?
Awesome job Brad. Keep it up.
"Brad Miller should be up for Most Improved Player of the Year," Kings coach Reggie Theus said. "I don't know why I'm not looking at him every night on ESPN."
"If Brad doesn't get Player of the Week, then I just have nothing else to say," said Martin, who had a team-high 26 points on 8-for-12 shooting. "The way he's been playing all week is just incredible."
And, as for me, I don't remember most of us saying that he should be traded, either. His contract is such that when he's playing badly, there wouldn't be much chance of getting anything we'd want for him, and when he's playing really well, nobody wants to move him. Unless he is traded as an ender, I think he is the King most likely to retire in Sacramento.
I really like Brad Miller's personality and enjoy rooting for him as a player, and it is nice to see him playing so well !!
So, of course, NOW i want to trade him. RIGHT NOW. when his stock is good. Brad Miller is a good player, and could make a really good contributionto a team that is both good, and structured properly. THe kings should be able to get real value for the old lug, and I don't see him as a longer term contributer (which is what we need HERE). Good luck, and thanks for all the fish.
So, of course, NOW i want to trade him. RIGHT NOW. when his stock is good. Brad Miller is a good player, and could make a really good contributionto a team that is both good, and structured properly. THe kings should be able to get real value for the old lug, and I don't see him as a longer term contributer (which is what we need HERE). Good luck, and thanks for all the fish.
Once again, Doc brings the meat. And any DNA references = teh roq!
I'll be the first to admit that I am biased on the subject of Brad Miller, but there's another way to look at it: suppose you're among the apparent majority of Kings Fans that like Miller. Don't you think he deserves a chance to win a championship? We sure as hell aren't winning any time soon...
I'll be the first to admit that I am biased on the subject of Brad Miller, but there's another way to look at it: suppose you're among the apparent majority of Kings Fans that like Miller. Don't you think he deserves a chance to win a championship? We sure as hell aren't winning any time soon...
Three years ago he was an All-Star. I guess standards for judging NBA players are not getting lower if people like you consider that to be 'dogging it'.
Miller's the type of player who will always be disregarded on fan websites because he doesn't have athleticism or 'potential'. Give me a guy like Miller, with touch and a basketballs IQ, over a limited role player like Chandler any day.
Miller's the type of player who will always be disregarded on fan websites because he doesn't have athleticism or 'potential'. Give me a guy like Miller, with touch and a basketballs IQ, over a limited role player like Chandler any day.
I'm guessing Chandler didn't have to wash his own dishes after the Super Bowl though.
With what we're paying Brad Miller should be able to afford some freaking thing that should wash glass for you. Like an automated gizmo that you stick glasses and plates made of glass into and it removes dirt and particles and other unwanted debris by use of pressurized water and soap. I'm guessing this type of contraption would be unreliable and extremely experimental, at the very least ridiculously expensive, even for someone with a 8 figure salary, But even if something like this existed what would it be called? Automatic Glass Debris Purger? Mechanical Plate Cleanser? Dish Dirt Eradicator? I'm at a loss.
With what we're paying Brad Miller should be able to afford some freaking thing that should wash glass for you. Like an automated gizmo that you stick glasses and plates made of glass into and it removes dirt and particles and other unwanted debris by use of pressurized water and soap. I'm guessing this type of contraption would be unreliable and extremely experimental, at the very least ridiculously expensive, even for someone with a 8 figure salary, But even if something like this existed what would it be called? Automatic Glass Debris Purger? Mechanical Plate Cleanser? Dish Dirt Eradicator? I'm at a loss.
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Quote of the day lol..
It's hard enough to find a center who can pretty much score when we need him to, pass the ball like a PG, and hit open jumpers drawing their C out from the basket.
Give it another year and allow him to teach Hawes, and then we can talk about trading him. Brad has been awesome this year. Get rid of him now and we will be as bad as when we didn't have a PG.
It's hard enough to find a center who can pretty much score when we need him to, pass the ball like a PG, and hit open jumpers drawing their C out from the basket.
Give it another year and allow him to teach Hawes, and then we can talk about trading him. Brad has been awesome this year. Get rid of him now and we will be as bad as when we didn't have a PG.
Quote of the day lol..
It's hard enough to find a center who can pretty much score when we need him to, pass the ball like a PG, and hit open jumpers drawing their C out from the basket.
Give it another year and allow him to teach Hawes, and then we can talk about trading him. Brad has been awesome this year. Get rid of him now and we will be as bad as when we didn't have a PG.
It's hard enough to find a center who can pretty much score when we need him to, pass the ball like a PG, and hit open jumpers drawing their C out from the basket.
Give it another year and allow him to teach Hawes, and then we can talk about trading him. Brad has been awesome this year. Get rid of him now and we will be as bad as when we didn't have a PG.
Yes, both are 7 ft tall and over 250 lbs. Both are centers. I was comparing their physical statures and ability to excel at the position at later stages of their careers, not who the better player is/was.
Fact is other than Kaman, Ilgauskas, Yao and Howard he has held his own or outplayed every other center in the league.
Is there a better center we can trade for or draft in the position we are in, I don't think so. So why get rid of him. We could draft a 7'3" shot blocker in Thabeet if he falls far enough. Other than that you tell me who we can realistically get to replace him.
Fact is other than Kaman, Ilgauskas, Yao and Howard he has held his own or outplayed every other center in the league.
Is there a better center we can trade for or draft in the position we are in, I don't think so. So why get rid of him. We could draft a 7'3" shot blocker in Thabeet if he falls far enough. Other than that you tell me who we can realistically get to replace him.