Well, I already acknowledged the scoring part of Kidd is pretty much irrelevant, that's not what he's gonna be there for. But I felt I had to point out that Kidd is not a better "scorer" in any definition of the word than Harris. I know he is better offensively because of his playmaking ability but his 36 % shooting percentage means that he should never be called a better scorer than Harris for this year.
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Re: Kidd back to the Mavs
Well, I already acknowledged the scoring part of Kidd is pretty much irrelevant, that's not what he's gonna be there for. But I felt I had to point out that Kidd is not a better "scorer" in any definition of the word than Harris. I know he is better offensively because of his playmaking ability but his 36 % shooting percentage means that he should never be called a better scorer than Harris for this year.MLB: New York Yankees
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In all honesty you don't think for a second they won't atleast tweak there offensive style when going all in for guy who has been a top PG in the league for some time? Jason Kidd/Dirk/Josh Howard combo will be very good, Dirk will get open shots, Josh Howard will benefit on the fastbreak, I see this working out.18-1 hell of a season regardlessComment
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Ok, so we all agree that Kidd is going to bring leadership and playmaking. And at this point is a better fir for Dallas than Harris. But how does that help when they met players like Shaq and Amare, Yao, Gasol and Bynum, Duncan, etc.......
I understand the Mavs are in win now mode so trading for a 35 yr old PG makes sense. But they have ALOT of problems with their front court. Elite big men (and there are alot of them in the West) will have their way in paint.Comment
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Ok, so we all agree that Kidd is going to bring leadership and playmaking. And at this point is a better fir for Dallas than Harris. But how does that help when they met players like Shaq and Amare, Yao, Gasol and Bynum, Duncan, etc.......
I understand the Mavs are in win now mode so trading for a 35 yr old PG makes sense. But they have ALOT of problems with their front court. Elite big men (and there are alot of them in the West) will have their way in paint.Comment
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Re: Kidd back to the Mavs
Ok, so we all agree that Kidd is going to bring leadership and playmaking. And at this point is a better fir for Dallas than Harris. But how does that help when they met players like Shaq and Amare, Yao, Gasol and Bynum, Duncan, etc.......
I understand the Mavs are in win now mode so trading for a 35 yr old PG makes sense. But they have ALOT of problems with their front court. Elite big men (and there are alot of them in the West) will have their way in paint.Last edited by Briman123; 02-18-2008, 02:15 PM.18-1 hell of a season regardlessComment
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Losing Diop will kill them, though I did hear rumblings that they would try to get Kurt Thomas (heh @ Phoenix) to solidify their frontcourt... Losing Diop will be a huge blow if they can't get a decent backup. Bass is good, but he's not big enough or a good enough defender to really conrtol the elite bigs. Dampier is solid but he's been a little banged-up this year and can't handle more than 25 or so minutes without some foul trouble/fatigue.
But yeah, like the Shaq trade, I just don't think this move makes them that much better overall (if at all). And I certainly don't think that it equals the Gasol trade in terms of overall improvement/scariness. The Mavs will still get beasted upon in the inside, and Shaq still can't defend Tim Duncan, but their payrolls just got a lot crappier!Send your Midnight Release weirdo pics/videos to my new website: http://www.peopleofmidnightreleases.com!Comment
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Do you guys think that the nets will keep ager and van horn on their active roster and play them?My latest project - Madden 12 http://www.operationsports.com/forum...post2043231648Comment
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Keith Van Horn isn't retired here's an article explaining some of the situation.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=3250819
Van Horn is eligible to be signed and traded by the Mavericks because he never filed his retirement papers and because the Mavericks haven't renounced his rights.
Dallas would have to release one player -- likely rookie forward Nick Fazekas -- to make roster room for signing Van Horn to a three-year contract, with only the first year guaranteed. The Mavericks, upon acquiring Kidd, are then expected to complete a separate deal with the Nets in which the Mavs acquire Antoine Wright for a future second-round draft pick.18-1 hell of a season regardlessComment
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but i agree. I bet they sign another big man.
EDIT: doing some research on Malik Allen, he is certainly not a post player. Dallas will need to sign another big man. Perhaps they already have someone in mind. There are some possibilities out there.Last edited by ZB9; 02-19-2008, 09:50 AM.Comment
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because they havent had a pure playmaker to run plays and sets effeciently since nash left.
so avery has had no choice but to play his team a certain way.
now they have kidd, this will change..
u dont think that avery johnson, once a pure pg himself, wont be stoked to have kidd running his offense. and making things come easier for his scorers?Comment
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