Haha, good points. I am not a fan of dealing draft picks, but the Warriors have been a part of the two dumbest draft day deals ever. One was on their part and that was trading Carter. The other was involved with Orlando.
It pains me to see what Orlando's lineup could have been. (Get ready for this, now). Orlando drafted Shaq and Webber...if they kept both, they could have had the best frontcourt ever to play, along with the greatest swingman combo in the league with McGrady and Hill. Shaq, Webber, Hill, and TMac, whoa...in a sense, that is like Wilt, Malone, Bird, and Jordan. (Not as good though).
Originally posted by knickquelz Haha, good points. I am not a fan of dealing draft picks, but the Warriors have been a part of the two dumbest draft day deals ever. One was on their part and that was trading Carter. The other was involved with Orlando.
It pains me to see what Orlando's lineup could have been. (Get ready for this, now). Orlando drafted Shaq and Webber...if they kept both, they could have had the best frontcourt ever to play, along with the greatest swingman combo in the league with McGrady and Hill. Shaq, Webber, Hill, and TMac, whoa...in a sense, that is like Wilt, Malone, Bird, and Jordan. (Not as good though).
Haha, that would have been an awesome lineup alright. Of course, if Shaq and Webber stayed, Hill and T-Mac would have never gone near the place. Not enough pieces of the pie to go around. Remember, T-Mac left Toronto to have a spotlight all of his own.
True, good point, but Shaq and Webber would have been enough. Shaq, Webber, and an Allan Houston or Eddie Jones kind of player, along with a coach like Van Gundy, would win the championship easily. Hey...I think you are a guy from ESPN that I used to talk to, known as "shaq_sucks." Lemme know if I'm correct...
Originally posted by knickquelz True, good point, but Shaq and Webber would have been enough. Shaq, Webber, and an Allan Houston or Eddie Jones kind of player, along with a coach like Van Gundy, would win the championship easily. Hey...I think you are a guy from ESPN that I used to talk to, known as "shaq_sucks." Lemme know if I'm correct...
Peace, man.
Nah, though I do think (wish) that Shaq sucks. This is more or less the first board I have taken the time to become part of
Originally posted by knickquelz
Haha, good points. I am not a fan of dealing draft picks, but the Warriors have been a part of the two dumbest draft day deals ever. One was on their part and that was trading Carter. The other was involved with Orlando.
It pains me to see what Orlando's lineup could have been. (Get ready for this, now). Orlando drafted Shaq and Webber...if they kept both, they could have had the best frontcourt ever to play, along with the greatest swingman combo in the league with McGrady and Hill. Shaq, Webber, Hill, and TMac, whoa...in a sense, that is like Wilt, Malone, Bird, and Jordan. (Not as good though).
The only thing is that the magic would never been able to have that lineup. Shaq and CWebb demand huge contracts and remember that Hill was deserving of a big contract before the injuries and Tmac well he deserves near max to max on his contract. There would be no way the magic could afford it. Would have been nice to see though.
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The only thing is that the magic would never been able to have that lineup. Shaq and CWebb demand huge contracts and remember that Hill was deserving of a big contract before the injuries and Tmac well he deserves near max to max on his contract. There would be no way the magic could afford it. Would have been nice to see though.
Maybe the old saying would come into play here: Too many cooks spoil the broth.
I don't think there'd be enough of the ball to go around
The Warriors should get the #1 pick every year
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