Best of the Rest Free Agents

[Jprez1024]

[FONT=&quot]John Hollinger wrote an article for ESPN insider where he talks about the rest of the best free agents on the market. Does anybody have access to that article so we can hear any new status on Bonzi? Thanks![/FONT]

 

[KingsFan93]

4. Bonzi Wells, Kings
Wells put together a second straight solid season -- and behaved better, too. That said, I think people got a little carried away about his playoff performance. Wells still is an inconsistent shooter and prone to turnovers, and questions about his attitude will always linger.

Additionally, if he signs a five-year deal, he'll be 34 by the end of the contract. Add it up, and I'd be skittish about giving him any more than my midlevel exception and reluctant to give him the full five years.

(By the way, if your name happens to be Joe Dumars and you're reading this, do not pair Bonzi with Rasheed Wallace. I repeat, do not do this. I know you think it will work out OK, but it won't. Putting those two together is like feeding a soon-to-be Gremlin after midnight. Trust me.)

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Doesn't say much....

 

[Kings113]

Basically bashes Bonzi and shows some ignorance.

*yawn*

 

[walker60]

He's basically saying what a lot of non-Kings fans think as far as the attitude and stuff.

 

[Bricklayer]

John Hollinger is an accountant not a basketball analyst.

 

[SacTownKid]

Bonzi was 4th??? Who was above him?

 

[nbrans]

John Hollinger is the best NBA guy ESPN has. What did he say that was inaccurate? Inconsistent shooter... questions about attitude... turnover prone... I'm all for re-signing Bonzi, but that's a fair assessment of his weaknesses.

 

[Bricklayer]

John Hollinger is the best NBA guy ESPN has. What did he say that was inaccurate? Inconsistent shooter... questions about attitude... turnover prone... I'm all for re-signing Bonzi, but that's a fair assessment of his weaknesses.

He's just a stataholic. No concept of big picture. No feel for the game. Has his nose in a book, which is a difficult way to watch any sport (except maybe baseball).

 

[SoupIsGood]

John Hollinger is an accountant not a basketball analyst.

Indeedy

 

[kennadog]

Bonzi was 4th??? Who was above him?

He listed 25 total, here's the top 10, in his opinion:

Al Harrington
Drew Gooden
Chris Wilcox
Bonzi Wells
Mike James

(Huge drop off in talent here in Hollinger’s opinion)

Jackie Butler
Trevor Ariza
Marcus Banks
Eddie House
Darius Songaila

 

[BigSong]

He listed 25 total, here's the top 10, in his opinion:

Al Harrington
Drew Gooden
Chris Wilcox
Bonzi Wells
Mike James

(Huge drop off in talent here in Hollinger’s opinion)

Jackie Butler
Trevor Ariza
Marcus Banks
Eddie House
Darius Songaila

ill give em harrington, but gooden and wilcox! what a poser.