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spinarooni85 · 09-04-2003, 04:16 AM

magloire better be an allstar.

or i'll be angry

**BlueBaron** · 09-04-2003, 03:16 PM

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Originally posted by spinarooni85!
magloire better be an allstar.

or i'll be angry

Would we like you if you were angry? Do you turn green?

spinarooni85 · 09-04-2003, 05:40 PM

i don't know, i don't get angry easy

I'M ANGRY

my face is green

BsktbllTrav24 · 09-04-2003, 06:18 PM

Just more incentive for Big Cat to make the team, don't want anyone turning green!

luciano · 09-05-2003, 04:42 AM

**BlueBaron** · 09-05-2003, 05:38 PM

I think it would just be plain wrong for Howard to make it as a center. He is more like a small power forward but surely he is not a center.

Magloire should have an outstanding season, IMO. If he can get 14pts, 8rebs, and and play some solid D he should be alright.

luciano · 09-05-2003, 06:07 PM

I think the question should be;
WHEN will Magloire be an All Star?

Ben · 09-06-2003, 01:37 AM

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Originally posted by luciano!
I think the question should be;
WHEN will Magloire be an All Star?

I agree.

Scinos · 09-06-2003, 02:46 AM

Magloire was pretty consistent last season, although he was stepping it up at the end of the year. He averaged 12.0ppg, 11.8rpg and shot .515%. If he could build on that he would probably be an all-star. If not next season, then definitely in the coming seasons.

About Howard...He doesn't deserve to get in as a center, but that's where he could be playing next season. If the Magic use McGrady at SG, Giricek at SF, Gooden at PF, then Howard would have to play C to get any minutes. Maybe he will play some PF and some C, but I can't see them taking minutes away from Gooden so that Juwan can start the PF.

You guys were quick to write him off...but, I think Ilgauskas is still a good chance to make the All-Star team, provided he can stay healthy. He is one of the Cavs few half-court offense options, as Davis, Miles and LeBron are all bad shooters, and he could run up the numbers.

My

anyway...

shazha · 09-06-2003, 04:38 AM

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Originally posted by Scinos!
Magloire was pretty consistent last season, although he was stepping it up at the end of the year. He averaged 12.0ppg, 11.8rpg and shot .515%. If he could build on that he would probably be an all-star. If not next season, then definitely in the coming seasons.

About Howard...He doesn't deserve to get in as a center, but that's where he could be playing next season. If the Magic use McGrady at SG, Giricek at SF, Gooden at PF, then Howard would have to play C to get any minutes. Maybe he will play some PF and some C, but I can't see them taking minutes away from Gooden so that Juwan can start the PF.

You guys were quick to write him off...but, I think Ilgauskas is still a good chance to make the All-Star team, provided he can stay healthy. He is one of the Cavs few half-court offense options, as Davis, Miles and LeBron are all bad shooters, and he could run up the numbers.

My

anyway...

IF HEALTHY
not only will zeek be a 2nd time allstar, but he will absoloutly dominate. move over Ed curry, zeek is the most dominate force in the east.

18.6ppg 8.2rpg 1.5bpg

TheRifleman · 09-06-2003, 03:53 PM

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Originally posted by Electric Slim!

I think Magloire and Curry both have a chance in making it. Ratliff and Illgauskass are injury prone and un-spectacular. Wallace is not a true center, but probably will be counted as one. Mourning is a complete mystery.

If JO'Neal is counted as a C then our young guys are screwed, but they still have a shot.

Magloire hopefully would have had a break out year with Silas as his coach. NOW? Uncertain, but if he is 1/2 the player I think he is, he'll want to show all that he is better than they thought!

Scinos · 09-06-2003, 04:54 PM

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Originally posted by shazha!
IF HEALTHY
not only will zeek be a 2nd time allstar, but he will absoloutly dominate. move over Ed curry, zeek is the most dominate force in the east.

18.6ppg 8.2rpg 1.5bpg

Yeah, I could see those numbers from Z. There aren't many centers in the east that can match-up with him for size...

But...as you said, it all depends on if he can stay healthy.

**BlueBaron** · 09-06-2003, 05:30 PM

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Originally posted by TheRifleman!

Magloire hopefully would have had a break out year with Silas as his coach. NOW? Uncertain, but if he is 1/2 the player I think he is, he'll want to show all that he is better than they thought!

I think he'll show alot of people he is better than what they think.
He has so much potential. He'll be the Hornet's leader in a couple of years, IMO.

He has alot to prove to all of the nay sayers and I believe that will make him work that much harder.

TheRifleman · 09-06-2003, 06:44 PM

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Originally posted by The Baron!

I think he'll show alot of people he is better than what they think.
He has so much potential. He'll be the Hornet's leader in a couple of years, IMO.

He has alot to prove to all of the nay sayers and I believe that will make him work that much harder.

I agree with your evaluation of Magloire. I think he has the ability to become a "great" center. With Eldon now in Detroit, and still having PJ Brown there in New Orleans, I think Magloire might still have a break-out year. At least, I hope he will - as I love his game.

luciano · 09-06-2003, 10:15 PM

I agree that Z is probably the best C in the East (and is better than just-departed Brad Miller) He is an overpaid (considering injuries) but underrated player.

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