<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (jloc857 @ Jan 11 2008, 10:39 PM)
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<{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>The Nets had like a 3 million dollar trade exception which they let expire. That sure could have come in handy to get a shooter or two. Now they still have Magloire's expiring contract to use in a trade. Thorn better find some freak'n shooter.
You know, I like the idea the Raptors have with their PG duo in Ford and Calderon. Instead of having a star type PG they use two very good PG's who can give similar production and have similar skills and their combined output is something that rivals the best PG's in the game. Thorn should look to take the same approach with the Nets front court. Sean and Boone should man the 4 spot and Krstic with another player with similar skills like a Brad Miller should play center. Then they get another shooter at the backup wing position and the Nets would have something close to a balanced, talented roster.
Kidd - M.Williams - Armstrong
Carter - shooter - Wright
Jefferson - Nachbar
S.Williams - Boone
Miller - Krstic
That's the kind of line up I hope to see going into the playoffs.</div>
Yeah lets bench the player averaging 10.5 and 9 as a starter, while playing the best defense in the frontcourt! That's just plain stupid. Boone isn't the problem. Also Brad Miller is an older Nenad (another month and he'll be back) so no thanks.
We need a true SG who shoots the ball with accuracy...not a bigman who fancies himself a shooter.
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I didn't say Boone was the problem. Boone has been playing better than Sean, but Sean has more potential which I hope he lives up to and becomes the eventual starter for the team. But throughout the season it could end up go either way of who starts between Sean and Josh. That's not a big issue anyways.
Brad Miller an older Nenad? Great! That was the point of my post. Get a player with a similar skillset so there isn't a drop off in production or skill level when one comes out of the game. This type of depth would be most useful in the long regular season when there are injuries and such. It could also bring some consistency to their offense.