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And Elliott Williams and Luke Babbitt are both younger than Nolan Smith and Jon Diebler. E Will and Babbitt are also the exact same age.
Pretty amazing to think about with Batum. Seems like he's been around forever, and yet he turns just 23 in two days (had to look it up).
I guess that also points to the fact that this team so quickly aged in the last few years. We churned through a lot of youth, and for all that we really only have Batum and Aldridge to show for it in terms of home-grown starting-quality not-injured NBA players.
Armon Johnson
That fact that we have such an old roster and it's in the state its in have less to do with bad moves (although there have been some) and is more of a function that "The Plan" blew up in their faces. We are largely in the same position Houston was/is in when T-Mac and Yao couldn't hold up.
When the foundation fails all of the complimentary moves that you made to surround those players end up looking kind of pointless. If Roy and Oden had panned out (and if Aldridge blossomed the way he did) then I think we'd be talking about this team being primed for greatness and not primed for an overhaul.
Look on the bright side, all of these old players are on short contracts or cheap so there is a chance to remake this roster in the very near future ... assuming the vision is there on the personnel side.
And Elliott Williams and Luke Babbitt are both younger than Nolan Smith and Jon Diebler. E Will and Babbitt are also the exact same age.
he's older than nic, ewill, and babbitt. thanks for playing!
That fact that we have such an old roster and it's in the state its in have less to do with bad moves (although there have been some) and is more of a function that "The Plan" blew up in their faces. We are largely in the same position Houston was/is in when T-Mac and Yao couldn't hold up.
When the foundation fails all of the complimentary moves that you made to surround those players end up looking kind of pointless. If Roy and Oden had panned out (and if Aldridge blossomed the way he did) then I think we'd be talking about this team being primed for greatness and not primed for an overhaul.
That fact that we have such an old roster and it's in the state its in have less to do with bad moves (although there have been some) and is more of a function that "The Plan" blew up in their faces. We are largely in the same position Houston was/is in when T-Mac and Yao couldn't hold up.
When the foundation fails all of the complimentary moves that you made to surround those players end up looking kind of pointless. If Roy and Oden had panned out (and if Aldridge blossomed the way he did) then I think we'd be talking about this team being primed for greatness and not primed for an overhaul.
Look on the bright side, all of these old players are on short contracts or cheap so there is a chance to remake this roster in the very near future ... assuming the vision is there on the personnel side.
My mistake! Sorry all!

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HCP-19
Coach McMillan says @nicolas88batum would start at the 4 if there was a game today #RipCity
Trail Blazers @pdxtrailblazers
What do the amount of times having sex with Mrs. HCP have to do with this thread?
4?
Always perplexing when Nate talks
So many times I scratch my head and wonder?
Shouldn't he maybe play the 3?
Could we at least entertain another coach?
Looking around the league, there are some nice assistants
One of them could surely understand Nic is not a 4?
Wouldn't it be best for the franchise if our skinny ass 3 didn't play the 4?
No one agrees with me, but I'm used to that
Is there really any difference between Gerald and Batum playing the 4?
No, not really, Mixum.
Mixum?
Difference of 30lbs?
Overall strength?
