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If CHAR does not want to go over the lux cap and they and Felton appear far apart with very recent news, offer Felton a Utah type toxic front loaded contract, they may not match and I like Felton
 
Blake > Felton

I agree. Felton has some upside remaining, but I simply don't like him as a PG because he's a poor-shooting shoot-first PG. Ick.

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Felton is trash. He might be a better ball player than Blake, but not enough to be called an upgrade. He can't shoot for shit and is turnover prone. No thanks.
 
Felton isn't someone worth doing a "toxic" contract for.
 
Portland a factor in Felton talks?

Chances are, the Bobcats have leverage in these negotiations with restricted free-agent point guard Raymond Felton. That could potentially change -- emphasize the word "potentially'' -- if the Utah Jazz chooses to match the Portland Trail Blazers' offer sheet to power forward Paul Millsap.

If Millsap goes back to Utah, then Portland starts shopping again. The Blazers would be one of the few teams with considerable salary-cap room this summer and GM Kevin Pritchard has acknowledged some interest in Felton.

I don't know if Felton would be next on Portland's wish list. And even then, would the Blazers value Felton enough to offer him more than the Bobcats would match to retain him? All good questions, because it's hard to gauge how the Bobcats' financial issues affect what they would or wouldn't do to maintain their core talent.

Recall managing partner Michael Jordan saying he didn't see any situation "where (Felton) is not with us.'' It would be interesting to see some other team test that presumption.

http://blogs.charlotte.com/inside_the_nba/2009/07/portland-a-factor-in-felton-talks.html
 
I see no reason to go after him, because the next move I would do is to shaft Denver into having to pay Kleiza. I would try to make the offer just dicey enough they have to pay him more than they wanted to.
 
HUH, in your opinmion, not mine! And I believe the overall stats favor Felton and he does play some D.

Nope, the stats show that both Blake and Felton are ass, though Felton is a bit worse.

Here is a comparison of the two players from last season.

Both are below average for their position.

Both are pretty much ass.

Neither is worth having.

Since we already have Blake stinking it up, I see no good reason to bring on another below average point guard to take minutes away from Rudy.
 

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