[MJG]

Originally posted by <b>JarvisHayes24</b>!
Isn't Kwame up for a contract next season? I bet we never thought we would be saying it, but they better not piss him off. Washington w/o Kwame is back at Stage 1 again.

Kwame needs to come back home.

Kwame/Dwight Twin Towers

He's a RFA after next year I believe. Our qualifying offer to him is around $7 million. He can either take that to be an UFA the following season, work out a long term deal with us, sign with another team and we don't match, or sign with another team and we do match. The end of next season is a long, long ways off though -- I don't even want to guess what kind of contract he'll demand. Could be $7 million a year, could be the max.

[JarvisHayes24]

If I were him, I would sign for 1 more year. By then he should be putting up great #'s

[twinz2gether]

I didn't think EJ taking Kwame out of the game was a bad move, because the reason he did it was.
1. to let the other players establish an offense just incase Kwame went cold.
2. He said he thought the reason they allowed so many points last time was because they're 4 and 5's were such good perimiter shooters, so he wanted to try a smaller lineup.

the smaller line up didn't work, Kwame played the rest of the game.

[JarvisHayes24]

Face it. Eddie is a dumbiehead

[twinz2gether]

hey we won the game by 10 points and only allowed 84 compared to 138, so whatever he did was fine. Kwame can't play 48 minutes every night, he played 39 tonight which is reasonable. I don't see how not playing him 4 or 5 more minutes would help him develop one bit...

I thought it was really funny how Gilbert refered to Kwame as "kid" when they both have played the same amount of seasons and have only a 2-3 year difference in age.

[CP26]

Originally posted by <b>JarvisHayes24</b>!
Face it. Eddie is a dumbiehead

I agree, I hate it when he barely plays Haywood, he takes Haywood out for no reason, no PF's and like 5 points and brings in Etan. What a loser.

[MJG]

Originally posted by <b>twinz2gether</b>!
hey we won the game by 10 points and only allowed 84 compared to 138, so whatever he did was fine. Kwame can't play 48 minutes every night, he played 39 tonight which is reasonable. I don't see how not playing him 4 or 5 more minutes would help him develop one bit...

I thought it was really funny how Gilbert refered to Kwame as "kid" when they both have played the same amount of seasons and have only a 2-3 year difference in age.

Ha not even that -- they're both 22, Arenas is just 2 months older