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Im so tired of Brad. He can't do contribute in any way during the playoffs and sits around the perimeter too much. Trade him for Chandler now!!!!!!
The Best Tyson Chandler Trade Scenario.
- Thread starter ForlornKing
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I agreed. Chandler has some post presence, but he is not good at offense.
Last season, he played 26.8min and made 9.0rebs 1.32blks, however he also made 7.1 PPG, 1.56 TOs and 3.8 PFs. You can argue Brad Miller made 2.28 TOs. However, Brad Miller was setting the offense, and he made turnover while trying to distribute. While Chandlers's turnover is very bad. Most of his turnover is not to catch the ball well, even Bulls had decent PG Hinrich. One of my friends, who is a Bulls fan, joked that Chandler seemed to be have no fingers. (Relax. It's just joke.
) He missed a ball a lot. And when he would come to Kings, we could see both his defense and his clumpsy offense. Currently, we are focusing on his defense, but we have to consider his offense, too.
Chandler would be a role player here, not a major player on a young Bulls team who is the only good big guy on the team (Mike Sweetney's a solid offensive player, but 6'8". He'd be out there for hustle points and defense and energy in Sac. Losing Eddy Curry hurt the Bulls in a way because he complimented Chandler's lack of offense and inside game, so more pressure and focus was put on Chandler.
We have Artest/Wells and/or Martin/Bibby/SAR/Douby/Garcia for offense.
We have Artest/Wells and/or Martin/Bibby/SAR/Douby/Garcia for offense.
BigSong
Bench
well thats ok, i dont think artest would wanna play with Ben Wallace anyway.
Ah, but that's the "joy" of TDOS trade talk threads. And just think...it's only the beginning of July.
PT Cruiser 9ROC
Bench
Unless we sucker them into taking something like KT, Corliss, and Garcia for Chandler and Duhon, then we really shouldn't be dealing with them. We really can't afford to lose our most effective scoring big man while doing nothing to replace him.
Granted, he's been stinking it up the last couple of years, but he can still be great when he's on and is incredibly valuable when that occurs. Chandler and Pryzbilla, like has been said, is absolutely awful offensively.
Granted, he's been stinking it up the last couple of years, but he can still be great when he's on and is incredibly valuable when that occurs. Chandler and Pryzbilla, like has been said, is absolutely awful offensively.
Bricklayer
Don't Make Me Use The Bat
So is Diop and Dampier.
So is Ben Wallace.
So was Rasho and Nazr.
To quote a great philosopher, "who the **** cares?"
PT Cruiser 9ROC
Bench
Well no matter what, I'm glad this talk doesn't matter so much anymore, seeing as it looks like Pryz is likely headed to Detroit.
ForlornKing
Starter
Ah, but that's the "joy" of TDOS trade talk threads. And just think...it's only the beginning of July.
Can you please explain yourself and not just come in here and say that it's an off-season thread?
Squad907
Prospect
I think this trade could still could be a possiblity and a good move for both teams.
SAR would give Chicago a starting PF that would be a consistent scorer on a team with no real scorers other than Ben Gordan and partly Nocioni. They also would be getting expiring contracts, which they are really looking for after signing Big Ben.
We get Chandler in our front court rotation. I think a frontcourt of Miller/Thomas/Chandler would really work. I would slide Chandler to C and start him with Thomas and bring Miller off of the bench, ala Vlade and Webber. As said before by many of us, Thomas needs to be paired with an athletic defensive minded big man to work next to rather than Brad. We would also be able to throw Sweetney into the rotation and Duhon gives us a solid back up to Bibby.
If they are willing to give up Chandler for PJ Brown, then they have to take this trade or some form of it into strong consideration.
SAR would give Chicago a starting PF that would be a consistent scorer on a team with no real scorers other than Ben Gordan and partly Nocioni. They also would be getting expiring contracts, which they are really looking for after signing Big Ben.
We get Chandler in our front court rotation. I think a frontcourt of Miller/Thomas/Chandler would really work. I would slide Chandler to C and start him with Thomas and bring Miller off of the bench, ala Vlade and Webber. As said before by many of us, Thomas needs to be paired with an athletic defensive minded big man to work next to rather than Brad. We would also be able to throw Sweetney into the rotation and Duhon gives us a solid back up to Bibby.
If they are willing to give up Chandler for PJ Brown, then they have to take this trade or some form of it into strong consideration.
