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Is the "Petrie Show" slated for syndication? Maybe. But at the end of the day you rarely take a franchise back to the heights of title contention without a top tier superstar. The problem is that they are very difficult to acquire -especially without drafting consistently in the lottery. I...

I'd be real careful for what you asked for with Tyson. I know he's young, tall and athetlic (not to mention the allure of an elite lottery pick), but if he's so great why is he apparently being shopped so hard? I followed him a bit last year and while I know he was dealing with asthma issues...

I think Petrie subscribes to the school of thought when drafting where you pick the most talented player available (especially in the mid to late rounds) and not to fill your biggest need. The rationale being that if you focus on need, you'll eventually mold a roster with lesser talent but with...

Anyone remember the Brad Miller of old. You know the hunk of meat that would plug up the middle, throw his weight around, and generally aggravate oppenents' big men to no end. The guy who'd mix in a 15ft set shot between a few hard fouls.. We need THAT Brad Miller, before he was tempted...

Agree with the first point, that if we can upgrade defensively in the middle we should. If you bring in a new, young forward then one of your two "starting" forwards needs to go as there aren't enough minutes for all. I think that KT is a better, quicker, more athletic player than SAR, and as...

Yes, you've caught me. This is really Aileen Voison and to answer your questions...yes, yes, yes, and yes. That being said, I don't think it takes an insider to realize that the Kings of last year were winning with a hustling defensive mind set, that Rick Adleman was let go because he is an...

While I know we're thin at backup PG, and already log-jammed at forward, I wouldn't mind seeing the Kings target a defensive minded true PF/C to augment the new defensive scheme that's being created around Artest. Saer Sene sounds like a long term project. Hilton Armstrong anyone? If the "new"...

I would say that 6'1" is definitely on the small end for a PG and a bona-fide midget for a SG, which he would have to play with Knight on the floor. Would argue that Bibby's really a SG anyway, just trapped in a PG's body.

Brevin Knight: Could be Dealt Brevin Knight: Could be DealtRotoWire.com Staff - RotoWire.com Friday, June 9, 2006 Update: The Bobcats are entertaining trade offers for Knight with the emergence of Raymond Felton, the Charlotte Observer reports. Recommendation: "There's a lot of interest in...

One thing that does bother me about Z are his feet. If memory serves he's already had microfracture surgery on one or both of his clod hoppers, and during a season I think he misses more than a little time with foot injuries....not to say that Brad Miller is the epitome of perfect health.

Zydrunas Ilgauskas: Possible Trade Bait Zydrunas Ilgauskas: Possible Trade BaitRotoWire.com Staff - RotoWire.com Thursday, May 25, 2006 Update: According to team insiders, the Cavaliers will explore the possibility of trading Ilgauskas this summer, the Akron Beacon Journal reports...

At the end of the day I just don't see how any team can offer a max deal to a one tool player and remain a contender. If you're going to bind yourself financially for such a length of time, the player you're investing in has to do more for your team than just shoot the ball. Thinking of...

Holy Smokes. Sounds like someone trying to sell a home in Natomas. Scratch him from the list.

What kind change is Dahlembert after? How aggressive will the Sixers be to keep him -wasn't he in the dog house for much of the season? Sure like the idea of sliding Brad to the 4.