Raymond Felton?

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A right-handed Damon. A pretty decent player to have in a 14 team fantasy league, but not one that I would be overly enthusiastic about if I were a Blazers fan and he were on my team.

Of course, part of Damon's problem was that he never really seemed to improve in any part of his game. Given that I think Augustin is about as good as Damon ever was right now, and given that most NBA players improve over time, he could still turn out to be a pretty good player. Good perimeter shooter and very good quickness and ability to get to the line. Superior in every way except, maybe, defense to Felton.

He's quite a bit bigger/longer then Damon... or, he's small but not a complete liability on D. I've also seen him make layups

He's ok and should have a long career.

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[Ed O]

He's quite a bit bigger/longer then Damon... or, he's small but not a complete liability on D. I've also seen him make layups

He's ok and should have a long career.

He doesn't play bigger or longer that I can tell. Even Damon was able to manage 0 blocks in 707 minutes, for example.

Ed O.

 

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He doesn't play bigger or longer that I can tell. Even Damon was able to manage 0 blocks in 707 minutes, for example.

I've seen DJ successfully make one wrap around entry pass to the post though... cfm

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[Rastapopoulos]

Apparently Felton has just agreed to a one-year qualifying offer (of $5.5M) with the Bobcats that means he'll be a UFA next year. Obviously Charlotte wants to keep its options open for the "Free Agent Bonanza" of '10, and perhaps they want to re-sign Felton, but they're taking a risk, and they've got Augustin waiting in the wings. We, on the other hand, have no real young player who's proven they can play the point effectively waiting for when Miller starts to break down.

So... anyone interested? For Blake/Bayless? Felton's D is probably better than any guard we have at the moment.