Official 2009 Nba Draft Thread
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tryeke for rubio? 23rd for their other lower 1st rounder?
we get him at a cheaper salary?
werent they so high on evans... now
ok i was really frustrated a while back with petrie now i have cleared my mind and actually thought about it.. maybe they are securing each others picks, and a swap is possible? i just dont know....
if nothing happens
how many times must i save petries job using my ps3 and nba live
guess ill be doing the trades again this year lol
we get him at a cheaper salary?
werent they so high on evans... now
ok i was really frustrated a while back with petrie now i have cleared my mind and actually thought about it.. maybe they are securing each others picks, and a swap is possible? i just dont know....
if nothing happens
how many times must i save petries job using my ps3 and nba live
guess ill be doing the trades again this year lol
Evans is a lot like Mayo, not really a pg but can run the offense on the break and get you into some set plays in the half court. This team will either need another play maker at small forward or run a lot of plays through Hawes in the half court. Maybe this pick will end with Martin being traded but I don't think Evan and Martin can't play together.
It doesnt matter. When something like that happens and your in the NBA unfortunetly people are going to speculate. I still think its a valid question. Historically players who arent smart outside the NBA tend to also not be smart inside the NBA, not saying thats Evans, but thats what im asking. You havent said anything to prove that to not be true, btw.
You know, before you go all postal you might want to consider that Evans can bring the ball up the court and might end up doing a totally satisfactory job doing so. Evans DID play point for his college, which people seem to be forgetting.
I think some people around here just might be very pleasantly surprised.
But, of course, it's just so much easier to call the front office idiots because arm-chair GMs know sooooooo much more about players than the guys who have been watching them for months actually do.
Geez...
It's a totally credible and understandable pick. I wanted Rubio, but I can totally understand and support his selection. Give him a chance...
I think some people around here just might be very pleasantly surprised.
But, of course, it's just so much easier to call the front office idiots because arm-chair GMs know sooooooo much more about players than the guys who have been watching them for months actually do.
Geez...
It's a totally credible and understandable pick. I wanted Rubio, but I can totally understand and support his selection. Give him a chance...
Normal people just don't get involved in murders.. I don't care who you are.. If you brother murders someone when you are driving you had to know something. You had to had an inkling that the guy is probably someone you don't hang around with..
That's just the guy I want coming into town and playing out of position.
as much as i understand your point of view and i really do respect it... this guy was not a true PG even while he was at college. he's a scorer... unless he turns into Gilbert Arenas of plays for the Knicks of Warriors I don't see how he succeeds with the way he plays and his size. kinda figure that you don't just become a PG at the highest level. i hope i'm wrong.
I'm just gonna have to trust Petrie. I too wanted Rubio but I'm not disappointed because we had the opportunity to pick Rubio, if Petrie felt that Evans would be better then I'll just have to support that decision. At least we could choose who we wanted and didn't get screwed by memphis or OKC, that's what I'm happy about