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GM RICH CHO

carolina-chuck

By carolina-chuck,
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Night Prowler X Newbie

Night Prowler X

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Per 36 means absolutely nothing in the pro's (if you're the best you're going to play the most) that's a stat that is only good in college due to the 10-man rotations and just because you play those 36 minutes doesn't mean you're averaging those numbers, actually there is a good chance you aren't.

Don't believe me... Cody Zeller Per 36... 12.5 ppg, 9.0 rpg

Not to mention that you don't even know for certainty that he would have even progressed as a player. Most people thought Biyombo would progress... guess again.

You're right, the great Mason Plumlee would've played just as many minutes with Al Jefferson as he did with the scrubs in Brooklyn.

Cody would've put up bigger numbers than Mason did if he had played in Brooklyn last season.

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Kemba was the obvious pick! Omfg.

And, seriously it's the 2011 draft!!!! You look like a dumbass right now. I guess Kemba is better than Irving, Klay, Leonard, and Faried?

LOL. Just stop.

What has Irving done for the Cavs, lol. He is no better than Kemba to me. Now the other 3 may be a different story.

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Walker has helped taken Charlotte to the playoffs. Irving hasn't led Cleveland to poo and they have consistently lucked out in the lottery.

I think Walker is a slightly above average point guard, but I say he's better then Irving who is one of the most overrated players in the NBA.

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I'll give Cho a pass for now as we really haven't had the staff to develop players. Also, it takes about 3 years for a player to really come into their own in the NBA so we are just starting to get into the window of k owing how well his draft piacks have panned out.

In the end I don't see us keeping the #9 pick. There are a few teams without picks this year that will hopefully want in pretty bad. Ie Knicks, Nets, Wizards, Pistons etc

I know it's just wishful thinking but, you mentioned Wizards... Kemba, Hendo and our two first rounders for John Wall and Bradley Beal? I know it won't happen, but man that would be incredible
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I know it's just wishful think but, you mentioned Wizards... Kemba, Hendo and our two first rounders for John Wall and Bradley Beal? I know it won't happen, but man that would be incredible

Why would Washington trade their 2 best players and downgrade at both positions for the 9th and 24th picks plus less salary cap space?

I mean I get it's the offseason and stupid trade scenarios pop up all the time but Jesus Christ this is ridiculous.

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Why would Washington trade their 2 best players and downgrade at both positions for the 9th and 24th picks plus less salary cap space?

I mean I get it's the offseason and stupid trade scenarios pop up all the time but Jesus Christ this is ridiculous.

Yeah I know, right? It's not like I said "it won't happen" or anything... You guys go full retard with your smart @ss comments.

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