Game 7 of the finals and you could either have Nash or Bibby and you take Bibby? What does he have over Nash other then age?
Dave64 said:I think there is a 15% increase in odoms contract if he get traded. Thats one of the posion pills Miami put in so Clippers would not match last year.
This is from a post on a board from realgm.com. I wonder if the Suns could add a "poison pill" like this into Q's contract so the Clips are less likely to match. Just curious. Dave
Dave64 said:SlinSlin, what time is in Germany? It is Saturday noon here in Arizona. Just curious
SirChaz said:Dave, I think Germany is 8 hours ahead of us.
Right Slin, you are 1 hour ahead of London?
BTW I would take Bibby over Nash but it is real close IMO.
NJYAJ09 said:Game 7 of the finals and you could either have Nash or Bibby and you take Bibby? What does he have over Nash other then age?
George O'Brien said:Bibby has been inconsistent over his career. In any case, I'm not sure you can compare guys playing in radically different offenses. For example, Nash gets a lot more assists than Bibby since he moved to Sacramento. Nash is a more consistent shooter than Bibby, although the difference is not huge.
In any case, Bibby was not available.![]()
cepstrum said:I agree that peja was better than marion last season, however the difference isnt as astounding as the people in this thread are making it seem. Peja is much more of a one dimensional player than shawn, however what he does, he does very well. Shawn on the other hand is very good at a lot of different things, but nothing really stands out about his game.
Plus it's not really fair to say that shawn didnt take HIS team to the playoffs and Peja did. I mean you substitute marion for peja in the the kings and they would still make the playoffs, whereas you bring peja here those years and we still wouldn't have.
I watched peja play both here and in europe and despite the fact that he does drive to the hoop every once in a while, he is still a one dimensional player (that doesnt mean he ONLY likes to shoot). The problem is people value offense more than anything when it comes to a players value (see tmac). Im not saying that's good or bad but that's what happens. And you're right about the best record part, but they still got knocked out. With marion they wouldve probably gotten to the second round only to get knocked out. Who knows they maybe would've beat the wolves considering that peja was nowhere to be found.cheesebeef said:you substitute Marion for Peja this last season and I guarantee you the Kings don't have the best record in the league up to the point Webber comes back. Also Peja is a scorer - the guy does actually drive to the hoop and posts because of his size - people thinking he's just a shooter don't watch him very much.
Name a euro player that plays any defense.NJYAJ09 said:Not to mention Stojo has just average defense.
NJYAJ09 said:Not to mention Stojo has just average defense.
kirilenkoSameOleGee said:Name a euro player that plays any defense.![]()
Matrix plays above average D.cheesebeef said:as does Marion. There is no comparison between the two as far as their impact on the court IMO - Marion a good player - Peja is someone teams have to game plan for - which means he's a game changer - that in of itself is a huge difference.
Never seen him play so I cant agree or dipute that.cepstrum said:kirilenko
No one had to change any game plans for him during the playoffs the last couple of yearscheesebeef said:as does Marion. There is no comparison between the two as far as their impact on the court IMO - Marion a good player - Peja is someone teams have to game plan for - which means he's a game changer - that in of itself is a huge difference.
cepstrum said:No one had to change any game plans for him during the playoffs the last couple of years![]()
SameOleGee said:Matrix plays above average D.
Look at the people playing with peja and look at the people playing with shawn. nuff said about that.cheesebeef said:at least he got there and wasn't booted out in the first round - plus Peja seems to be getting better azs was the case this season - whereas Shawn has regressed as he has entered his prime - can anyone else remember a very good player regressing as much as Shawn did at any point in their career? That doesn't happen to the best of players - especially at age 25 or 26 - that worries me a lot about Shawn's mental make-up.
cepstrum said:Look at the people playing with peja and look at the people playing with shawn. nuff said about that.
The kings are really good and peja was really good last year. Shawn has not regressed as much as you say (look at his stats), but what happened was kidd was traded away. Shawn excels in the open floor as will be seen this year with nash. His stock will rise again and we wont have to have these rediculous discussions anymore.