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Please trade Boris Diaw

Eazy-E

By Eazy-E,
in Charlotte Hornets

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I blame Boris Diaw for the loss to the Lakers. 23min 0 Pnts, 4 Reb, 5 Ast, That's not even good enough for bench play. Yes he has had some good games but they have been once in a blue moon. I want him gone but I don't see him even having trade value because of his inconsistent play. Plus 9mill for his salary doesn't help either. Anyone know of any trade possibilities?

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WOOD Newbie

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Overpaid YES.... Bad player NO.... Starter NO.... Trade him HELL NO....

Diaw isnt playing up to his potential but there is no way I am trading a player that can stretch the floor and play 3 different postions. There are only a few players that can do that so I would rather have him on my team.

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Diaw's performance was a hot mess last night, but I don't blame the loss on him. Please remember he went in there last year and put up 23 points on them. No Wallace, turnovers and bad shot selection and we still managed to only lose by 2 pts, not bad. Personally I think Jackson attempts too many 3's.

It's never one guy, plenty of blame to go around last night.

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I think LB went with DJ too long and should have put Raymond in when Farmer started going off on DJ. That when the game started too slip away from us. DJ can't defend anybody right now and is a lability when he on the court and not making his shot. We might need too look and trade him because Acie Law can produce equal and play better defence then DJ. If we could get a trade for a Carlos B or Ronnie Turiaf or Andre Blatcyh and bring Diaw off the bench that would be a good spot for this team too be in.

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I'd trade him for a 2nd round draft pick and give the spot to Derrick Brown. Brown can shoot the three and he can affect shots down low. He's also a more athletic player who will help in the fast break.

Whatever though. When Lopez rapes Diaw again and we lose our second game to the Nets, I'm sure he'll be gone within the month.

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