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Season Saved: Hornets Sign Damien Wilkins


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http://nba.nbcsports.com/2015/10/05/damien-wilkins-signing-with-hornets-because-his-flight-was-delayed/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!! 

Isn't dude like 53 years old? 

He even says himself, he was going to VENEZUELA.  I am convinced I could play in Venezuela professionally right now.  He hasn't played in the NBA since 2013.  Wtf is going on? 

 

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Come on, Diddy. You do this with Gettleman and the wide receivers and the same answer applies here: there are no better options.

Also, he's a 15th man to fill in in an emergency situation at best. Our wing rotation is still our deepest position.

I know their reasoning, that doesn't make it sound.  There aren't any young players with more potential available whom could actually contribute of needed and/or set the tone in practice? 

That's my point. 

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Seriously we should just say fug it and trade Batum, Kemba, and Big Al. Let Frank, Lamb, PJ (meh), Cody (and whoever the fug else we have) get some playing time.

Thank god instead of Lance Stephenson we have Spencer Hawes. Thankfully instead of Bismack Biyombo we have Tyler Hansbrough. Who can forget that we have one year of Nic Batum instead of the long career of a talented 20 year old Noah Vonleh and Gerald Henderson. And of course, fortunately we have Frank Kaminsky instead of Justise Winslow. 

I don't know if it is Rich Cho or Michael Jordan or the basketball gods or David Stern. But this team could not possibly have been more poorly managed over the course of it's pathetic 11 years as a franchise. We have 2 winning seasons I think. We are 0-8 in the playoffs. I don't recall a time where we ever beat Lebron James. It's almost as if the Jaguars and Browns had a child, and the Kings and the Raiders had a child, and those two babies met and had a child and that child went on to have a baby with a 63 year old Vietnamese hooker and the child from that went on to become the Bobcats. We don't deserve to be called the Hornets yet, because the Hornets we came to know and love where actually good. 

Sigh...Rant over, I will go pack to pathetic basketball life of being a Charlotte Bobcats/Hornets fan. 

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