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No, but I think about 1 out of 3 turning to gold is pretty reasonable. How many have turned into Gold since Roy?

Greg, Rudy, Batum and Bayless weren't exactly bad picks. KP might have fucked up the 09 draft, but he did very well in 07 and 08.
 
Whatever happened to Garbajosa's NBA career. I thought he had a pretty good rookie year with Dallas.

Dallas? Didn't he only play for Toronto?
And the answer is: he got pretty seriously injured playing for Spain, the Raptors got pissed off with him, and they mutually agreed to tear up his contract.
 
No, but I think about 1 out of 3 turning to gold is pretty reasonable. How many have turned into Gold since Roy?

Batum is on the verge of it. Especially considering where we took him. I'd say Cunningham relative to where he was selected is pretty great as well.
 
Dallas? Didn't he only play for Toronto?
And the answer is: he got pretty seriously injured playing for Spain, the Raptors got pissed off with him, and they mutually agreed to tear up his contract.

Thats what I meant. Toronto. For some reason I typed Dallas.
 
I was flaggerbasted that we didn't take Casspi ... part of that "out-smarting himself" that I think KP may have done.

Casspi isn't all that. I don't think he'll end up being better than Dante. I think he looked better as a rookie because he'd been in pro leagues before, but he's got Matt Harpring as his ceiling.
 
Casspi isn't all that. I don't think he'll end up being better than Dante. I think he looked better as a rookie because he'd been in pro leagues before, but he's got Matt Harpring as his ceiling.

meh, I think he's already better than Harpring.

Harpring was just a pesky defender and a played the tough guy role. Casspi is a perimeter player who can take it to the hoop as well. I think Casspi led the league for awhile last year in the 3FG%
 
Actually the better Rudy plays, the more proof he was sandbagging games when playing with the Blazers.

How so? He had problems with injuries and was in a slump, but the last couple games of the playoff series he started to connected. Especially the last game. I was surprise Nate didn't go with him more because he did have the hot hand. He also will get a lot more mins which always helps a shooter.
 
How so? He had problems with injuries and was in a slump, but the last couple games of the playoff series he started to connected. Especially the last game. I was surprise Nate didn't go with him more because he did have the hot hand. He also will get a lot more mins which always helps a shooter.

Stop defending our scapegoat!
 
Maybe some scout will think Jose and Rudy are amazing and want to swing a three way deal and give up cap and picks!!!
 
Rudy was really good about attacking the rim......until Ariza got into his head.

That's what I thought, too. After looking at the numbers, it doesn't seem so. Before the foul on 3/10/09, his FG% was 42%. After the foul, it was 43% for the rest of the season.

If he was shying away from attacking the rim, you'd think it would've dropped afterward as he took fewer close-in shots, but it actually increased.

It was the next year when things went to shit and he completely forgot about going into the middle (and shot an appalling 37%).

I don't know what happened that summer. Maybe the injury he got from the Ariza foul got exacerbated in summer practice. Maybe he put too much faith in that joke of a tear drop he worked on.

But he actually finished out his rookie year pretty strongly. The downward spiral began immediately at the start of the second season.
 
How so? He had problems with injuries and was in a slump, but the last couple games of the playoff series he started to connected. Especially the last game. I was surprise Nate didn't go with him more because he did have the hot hand. He also will get a lot more mins which always helps a shooter.

This!
 
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