I mean Cassell is way too good of a player to sit on the bench for more than half of the game.
How Long can Both Payton and Cassell be in Milwaukee?
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Re: How Long can Both Payton and Cassell be in Milwaukee?
Personally I dont think that Cassell is that great, and depth at PG is a great thing. Besides that, GP likes to play 2 guard anyway so its possible that if they are winning, both will be back after this year.Comment
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Re: How Long can Both Payton and Cassell be in Milwaukee?
Personally I dont think that Cassell is that great, and depth at PG is a great thing. Besides that, GP likes to play 2 guard anyway so its possible that if they are winning, both will be back after this year.Comment
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Re: How Long can Both Payton and Cassell be in Milwaukee?
I agree. If they can keep GP, they're better off with him. And I think Coach Karl like GP better than alien, I mean Sam Cassell anyways.
As of right now though, I think they can both start and be productive that way, with GP playing the 2. The Bucks look better.Comment
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Re: How Long can Both Payton and Cassell be in Milwaukee?
I agree. If they can keep GP, they're better off with him. And I think Coach Karl like GP better than alien, I mean Sam Cassell anyways.
As of right now though, I think they can both start and be productive that way, with GP playing the 2. The Bucks look better.Comment
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Re: How Long can Both Payton and Cassell be in Milwaukee?
that would be really interesting on milwaukee, imagine payton playing two or cassell! i wonder how the two of them would jive together..let's see how payton be a leader on his new team! nice move by milwaukee by the way.Comment
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Re: How Long can Both Payton and Cassell be in Milwaukee?
that would be really interesting on milwaukee, imagine payton playing two or cassell! i wonder how the two of them would jive together..let's see how payton be a leader on his new team! nice move by milwaukee by the way.Comment
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Re: How Long can Both Payton and Cassell be in Milwaukee?
I think Payton is way better than Cassell. GP is called the Glove for a reason. He is also a better passer. Cassell thinks shot then pass. The only way I see it working for the rest of the season is if GP plays point and Cassell plays SG. On deffense switching GP guarding the SG and Cassell the PG.
On another note I'm going to miss GP playing in the West. I use to love watching him play agaist my team 5 times a year. But hey I get to see what these Ray Allen is all aboutComment
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Re: How Long can Both Payton and Cassell be in Milwaukee?
I think Payton is way better than Cassell. GP is called the Glove for a reason. He is also a better passer. Cassell thinks shot then pass. The only way I see it working for the rest of the season is if GP plays point and Cassell plays SG. On deffense switching GP guarding the SG and Cassell the PG.
On another note I'm going to miss GP playing in the West. I use to love watching him play agaist my team 5 times a year. But hey I get to see what these Ray Allen is all aboutComment
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Re: How Long can Both Payton and Cassell be in Milwaukee?
It's kind of sad that Payton got traded away. He's played his whole career in Seattle right? It would've been nice to see him finish it out with the Sonics. Anyways I personally think Cassell will be gone by the end of the year and Payton has about an 80% chance of sticking around in Milwaukee simply cuz George Karl is coaching there.Member of the Official OS Bills Backers Club
"Baseball is the most important thing that doesn't matter at all" - Robert B. ParkerComment
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Re: How Long can Both Payton and Cassell be in Milwaukee?
It's kind of sad that Payton got traded away. He's played his whole career in Seattle right? It would've been nice to see him finish it out with the Sonics. Anyways I personally think Cassell will be gone by the end of the year and Payton has about an 80% chance of sticking around in Milwaukee simply cuz George Karl is coaching there.Member of the Official OS Bills Backers Club
"Baseball is the most important thing that doesn't matter at all" - Robert B. ParkerComment
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