Delete.

[bangdak]

corey's doing as much as he to lower his value to stay in gs huh?

 

[daprescription]

Call me crazy, but if Amare is determined I think he could get around 10-11 a game. He average 9.6 two seasons ago.

 

[TheGodFresco]

Originally Posted by daprescription

Call me crazy, but if Amare is determined I think he could get around 10-11 a game. He average 9.6 two seasons ago.

ive been saying this since the rumored started

 

[daprescription]

People are acting like he can't rebound. He was playing with Shaq for the past two seasons, of course the numbers are going down. Guys are acting like heis Harrington

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[lazyj10]

Maggette seemed to have fun at 6 flags with the Kobester.

 

[daprescription]

Originally Posted by LazyJ10

Maggette seemed to have fun at 6 flags with the Kobester.

Not even going to lie, when I saw that picture this morning, I had this face

.

 

[enlightened thought]

Originally Posted by daprescription

Call me crazy, but if Amare is determined I think he could get around 10-11 a game. He average 9.6 two seasons ago.

problem is the guy is never determined to rebound or play defense.

 

[jordanxi45]

Hopefully the Warriors can still pull off the trade for Amare!

Biedrins, Wright and Marco is more than enough IMO. Suns get 3 really young talents, Andris will continue to improve. Wright and Marco didn't get much PTbut I think they will have solid careers.

 

[offbad]

Originally Posted by LazyJ10

The appropriate answer is, "drinking time".

oh, indeed.

HBD andrew

 

[daprescription]

[h2]Two sources: Stoudemire has little interest in coming to the Warriors[/h2]
Posted by Tim Kawakami on June 30th, 2009 at 4:20 pm | Categorized as NBA, Warriors

This has to be quick because I'm writing my column for tomorrow's paper, on guess what…

Two high-placed NBA sources this afternoon said that Amare Stoudemire has little interest in joining the Warriors and indicated that the likeliest scenario at this point is for him to stay with the Suns this season.

It is not clear whether Stoudemire has expressed this to the Warriors, or relayed it to them, or if it's a change of attitude from the hectic minutes during the draft, when it was widely assumed (by me, too) that the Warriors were close to acquiring Stoudemire.

It was also assumed that Stoudemire was either agreeable to the deal-and a potential max contract extension from the Warriors-or that he was at least willing to consider the notion of staying with the Warriors for the long-term as a condition to this deal.

But Stoudemire can become an unrestricted free agent next summer and it's extremely unlikely that the Warriors or any team would give up bundles of talent to acquire him only to risk losing him after one season.

Stoudemire has told associates that he believes the Warriors could be giving up too much in the proposed deal (Andris Biedrins, Brandan Wright, Marco Belinelli and a wrangle over Stephen Curry) to guarantee that he'd be in a successful situation this season.

He also apparently is reluctant to play center, and it's generally assumed that his natural position under Don Nelson would be center, next to Anthony Randolph.

All of this could change, of course. Feelings change. Discussions continue. I have not heard that the talks are dead, at least between the Warriors and Suns.

But if Stoudemire has little interest in joining the Warriors, even if there's a max extension involved, then it's hard to see how this deal ever gets done.

 

[daprescription]

[h2]Two sources: Stoudemire has little interest in coming to the Warriors[/h2]
Posted by Tim Kawakami on June 30th, 2009 at 4:20 pm | Categorized as NBA, Warriors

This has to be quick because I'm writing my column for tomorrow's paper, on guess what…

Two high-placed NBA sources this afternoon said that Amare Stoudemire has little interest in joining the Warriors and indicated that the likeliest scenario at this point is for him to stay with the Suns this season.

It is not clear whether Stoudemire has expressed this to the Warriors, or relayed it to them, or if it's a change of attitude from the hectic minutes during the draft, when it was widely assumed (by me, too) that the Warriors were close to acquiring Stoudemire.

It was also assumed that Stoudemire was either agreeable to the deal-and a potential max contract extension from the Warriors-or that he was at least willing to consider the notion of staying with the Warriors for the long-term as a condition to this deal.

But Stoudemire can become an unrestricted free agent next summer and it's extremely unlikely that the Warriors or any team would give up bundles of talent to acquire him only to risk losing him after one season.

Stoudemire has told associates that he believes the Warriors could be giving up too much in the proposed deal (Andris Biedrins, Brandan Wright, Marco Belinelli and a wrangle over Stephen Curry) to guarantee that he'd be in a successful situation this season.

He also apparently is reluctant to play center, and it's generally assumed that his natural position under Don Nelson would be center, next to Anthony Randolph.

All of this could change, of course. Feelings change. Discussions continue. I have not heard that the talks are dead, at least between the Warriors and Suns.

But if Stoudemire has little interest in joining the Warriors, even if there's a max extension involved, then it's hard to see how this deal ever gets done.

 

[franchise 55]

If Troy Murphy and David Lee can average like 12 boards per game, there is no reason Amare can't average at least 10 with his size and athleticism. Whatabout Amare's other 4 seasons without Shaq? It's simply a lack of will to rebound and defend.

 

[dland24]

Amare knows it. I know it. A few others know it. Why dont the rest of you know it? We would be giving up WAAAAAAY too much.

 

[daprescription]

Maybe he just doesn't want to play here. The only people saying the Warriors are giving up too much are Warriors' fan.

 

[nothingtol0se]

Originally Posted by dland24

Amare knows it. I know it. A few others know it. Why dont the rest of you know it? We would be giving up WAAAAAAY too much.

 

[franchise 55]

Originally Posted by dland24

Amare knows it. I know it. A few others know it. Why dont the rest of you know it? We would be giving up WAAAAAAY too much.

Maybe it's just me, but I feel like most of the Warriors fans on here think they're giving up too much. You're definitely not alone.

 

[nothingtol0se]

Originally Posted by daprescription

Maybe he just doesn't want to play here. The only people saying the Warriors are giving up too much are Warriors' fan.

say we do get him. we're still going to suck with him.
would that make you feel better?

 

[daprescription]

I rather suck watching Amare every night. With Biedrins I'm going to see the same dribble and spin move that I have been seeing for the last 4 years. Also,I will see a "center" getting dominated by PF's.

 

[nothingtol0se]

touche.

 

[daprescription]

Eh, I don't really care anymore. I have come to live with the fact that this team overpays for average players. Biedrins is the star center and willdevelop to be great

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[daprescription]

 

[eagle 0n]

Can't wait for SJax & Monta to mentor Steph Curry.

 

[daprescription]

[h2]Official Summer League Roster[/h2]
By Marcus Thompson
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 at 10:19 am in Uncategorized.

Warriors just sent this out this morning. You already know about Anthony Randolph, Anthony Morrow, Jermareo Davidson, Acie Law and, of course, Stephen Curry

F/C Connor Atchley, Texas (6-10, 226 pounds)
F Lawrence Hill, Stanford (6-8, 220)
F Joe Ingles, Australia (6-8, 194)
G Jared Jordan, Marist (6-2, 185)
G/F Cartier Martin, Kansas State (6-7, 200)
F Quan Powell, Auburn (6-8, 215)
F Lawrence Roberts, Mississippi State (6-9, 240)
C Jamal Sampson, Cal (6-11, 235)

Again, the schedule:

Friday, July 10 vs. Houston, 1 pm
Saturday, July 11 vs. Sacramento, 5 pm
Monday, July 13 vs. Detroit, 7 pm
Tuesday, July 14 vs. Chicago, 5 pm
Thursday, July 16 vs. New Orleans, 5 pm (Thanks A's in 2009)

No Kurz

. I hope they have Curry playing the point... don't want to have Law at the one and have Curry at the two.

 

[daprescription]

I could see it now:

 

[antoekneeo]

swoooooooooop, bang bang Jackson at it again.