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This is a team whose greatest strength has been its depth. That's gone now. McGinnis, Miles are gone and who knows if Dooling will ever be the same player he was before the ankle. Incidentally, he was brought back too soon, he was limping and grimacing all over the floor - what doctor told him it was ok to come back? He should listen only to his own doctor not the team's.
Wilcox and Ely are no help. Take a look at Wilcox's minutes last year. If he can't play minutes at Maryland how is he going to get them in the NBA? As for Ely, his only problem is he's 6' 10" and can't rebound. He's a softie.
So this team is weaker than the one that opened last year. They lose 3 solid players -Miles, McGinnis and probably Dooling- and get only Miller in return.
Only Q is left from the great draft of 2000.
They should have kept their core players together and let them develop, instead of being in such a hurry to move up. They forced this trade and Cleveland is delighted to have gotten Miles for Miller. What does Jim Paxson know that Baylor doesn't.
Wilcox and Ely are no help. Take a look at Wilcox's minutes last year. If he can't play minutes at Maryland how is he going to get them in the NBA? As for Ely, his only problem is he's 6' 10" and can't rebound. He's a softie.
So this team is weaker than the one that opened last year. They lose 3 solid players -Miles, McGinnis and probably Dooling- and get only Miller in return.
Only Q is left from the great draft of 2000.
They should have kept their core players together and let them develop, instead of being in such a hurry to move up. They forced this trade and Cleveland is delighted to have gotten Miles for Miller. What does Jim Paxson know that Baylor doesn't.