BlazerFan22

The Blazers may be faced with this decision a few years down the road. Who do you keep?

ROYisR.O.Y.

martell

travis' ceiling is higher and he is closer to it

Xericx

Martell. I can see him being the leading scorer on this team. Outlaw may be a Jerome Kersey type though.

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Resume

This is EXTREMELY hard. But I would have to take Martell over Outlaw. I just think Martell has a better chance at becoming a better player. I like shooters. He is a better shooter then Travis. Although Travis is not that bad...

Wow this is actually really hard to choose.

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Weav

Me too. I see Martell maturing into a good 18 point option once he can get another season under his belt. He is streaky, but once he gets his groove he is on. I really like TO, but I don't ever see him being much better than he is now.

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BlazerCaravan

Hopefully this doesn't confuse the poll, since your post and your poll are asking the opposite question.

I clicked on Travis Outlaw, meaning I pick Martell to have the larger role in the future.

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Resume

Good point. I clicked Martell. But I meant to say I would keep Martell.

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andalusian

I like them both - but I think it is easier to find good long-range shooters like Martell than out of this world athletes that can create their own shot. I would keep Travis.

Blazers2121

What's up with the opposite questions? I'd rather keep Webster though.

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mgb

I'd keep Martell so I voted Outlaw.

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deanwoof

you keep both, somehow.

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mook

it was a lot easier before that third quarter against Utah.

I still go with Outlaw. he's just so damned athletic.

but Webster--I wonder about him. the way he was just assassinating the Jazz off screens was an even better impersonation of Reggie Miller than Rip Hamilton can do.

if Webster were given the same opportunity Al Jefferson is getting this year to be the undisputed number one option on an incredibly bad team, he might drop 22 a night.

but then I think Outlaw might too.

andalusian

If KP can pull it off and Nate can keep everyone happy with the minutes they are going to get, they should. We will see how it plays out.

PapaG

Travis is perhaps the team's best off the ball defender and he rebounds OK for his size. He can also get off a shot almost anytime he wants.

Webster seems limited in explosiveness. I'm not sure I've ever seen him take the ball and attack the hoop during a game.

So I'd keep Outlaw.

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