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Well, if Lee comes at about MLE, I'd welcome him with open arms. But at 10mil per, I'd not want him with that cap room. Lou is almost as good.
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Well, if Lee comes at about MLE, I'd welcome him with open arms. But at 10mil per, I'd not want him with that cap room. Lou is almost as good.
Well, if Lee comes at about MLE, I'd welcome him with open arms. But at 10mil per, I'd not want him with that cap room. Lou is almost as good.
Uh, no he's not. I love Lou as much as the next guy, but he is not even remotely close to Lee in any way, shape or form.
I do think Lee is somewhat overrated, but saying that Lou is almost as good is just ridiculous.
Lee is a legitimate 15-18 points/ 10-12 rebounds per game while shooting between 55 and 60% from the field and 70-80% from the line.
Lee is hell of a lot closer to Stoudemire than Lou is to Lee.
I just dont trust a white guy banging around inside. No racism intended, but black Americans look more intimidating than white guys.
So in retrospect, what you are saying is Lee is better than Stoudemire.
No, no thats not what he's saying at all.
You know for a group of people (suns fans) that constantly complain about amares lack of rebounding/hustle ect im surprised stat suddenly has all these backers instead of getting a blue collar dude like lee who IIRC was 2nd in the nba in double doubles behind dwight howard.
Not to mention he will make a third less then what amare will be looking for.
That is definitely a logic that trumps defending Amare, cant argue with thatNot to mention he will make a third less then what amare will be looking for.
Yet, he could not bring them to be relevant in a terrible conference, not even close to what Dwight did for the Magic.No, no thats not what he's saying at all.
You know for a group of people (suns fans) that constantly complain about amares lack of rebounding/hustle ect im surprised stat suddenly has all these backers instead of getting a blue collar dude like lee who IIRC was 2nd in the nba in double doubles behind dwight howard.
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So in retrospect, what you are saying is Lee is better than Stoudemire. I disagree. Their stats are pretty similar but i think Amare has a better shooting percentage, i also think Amare impact a game more than Lee does even after all the surgeries.
That is definitely a logic that trumps defending Amare, cant argue with that
Yet, he could not bring them to be relevant in a terrible conference, not even close to what Dwight did for the Magic.
Yet, he could not bring them to be relevant in a terrible conference, not even close to what Dwight did for the Magic.
I am not sure how you got that out of my post. I said that there is less of a gap between Lee and Amare than between Lou and Lee.
In other word:
Lee is much better than Lou.
Amare is a bit better than Lee.
or
Amare is a marginal star.
Lee is a solid starter.
Lou is a good role player, and an energy guy off the bench.
Of course Amare is better than Lee, but Lee at $10 mil is better than Amare at $20 mil. Lou, who is a great energy guy off the bench can not even be compared to Lee.
Sorry for posting again, but the trade forum seems a bit abandoned this time of the year and while you're talking about David Lee I wanted to share my idea:
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OK, maybe we could really think about some changes if our duo (Batman&Robin aka Stat&JRich) keep disappointing us on a regular basis...
What about this one:
HOUSTON: IN: JRich (PHX) and Mobley (NY)
NEW YORK: IN: Stat (PHX) and Tucker (PHX)
PHOENIX: IN: TMac (HOU) and Lee (NY) and Chandler (NY)
Would work perfectly salary-wise, but I don't think New York would be stupid enough to to it, or would they?You must be registered for see images
Anyway, Houston would get an upgrade over an out of favor T-Mac at the SG and an expirer in Mobley. Phoenix would get a very cheap contract of Wilson Chandler and two 1-year contracts with big potential.
New York on the other hand...would get rid of Mobley and David Lee would not walk for nothing. Wilson has not always been a starter this season so who knows...if they get a somehow healthy Stoudemire and let Nate go like they are planing to - maybe there is still hope for a big FA name.
HOUSTON: Out: 22,8 M / In: 22,8 M (perfect match)
NEW YORK: Out: 17,7 M / In: 17,5 M (pretty good too)
PHOENIX: Out: 30,6 M / In: 31,1 M (also, but way better contracts)
Starters: NASH / TMAC / HILL / FRYE / LEE
2nd Unit: DRAGIC / BARBOSA / DUDLEY / CHANDLER / LOU
Future/bench: CLARK / LOPEZ / COLLINS / GRIFFIN
What do you think? In my opinion we would get better but only if Tracy would stay healthy of course - but he's got a better chance of it than Stat I guess...PLUS we would finally have a guy very capable of creating his own shot besides Nash.
That would be horrible... Amare is clearly much better than Lee. He is back in form and our best player by a big margin..averaging better than 21 and 11 this month despite not getting a lot of shots.
If you want to talk about Suns problems talk about the style, Jason Richardson making ******** passes and other dumb plays, no scoring of the bench. Nobody capable of makeing plays in the halfcourt except Amare sometimes or Nash.
Lee is a stat stuffer on a horrible team.
Inconsistancy? Have you seen the games this month?
What about this swap, seems like it makes some sense. J-Rich is expendable and Houston might bite for McGrady, even if McGrady is done he comes off the books next year anyways and Houston is really motivated to move him.