If it was priority, I'd go for Ron first, then Sheed then Ariza
Official NBA Offseason/Player Movement Thread
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I ain't trusting a word Artest says or is supposedly saying from his Twitter until I hear words come out of his mouth himself.
And isn't that Windhurst dude the same one that said CV would be a Cav by the end of the week?#RespectTheCultureComment
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Windhorst is one of the best beat writers in the NBA. There is a reason he is used by a majority of the major networks.Too Old To Game Club
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I really dont think he'll be back in HOU
If anyone is interested, Ron should be on around 9:30 PST to talk many things. I'm sure the NBA might just come up.
www.khtk.com "listen live" at the top of the page.
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I would still take Ariza over Sheed though...especially after watching the kid step up in big spots this year. Sheed is what we need on paper as a stretch PF (the new buzzword, lol) but dude is a little too volatile, and we're already going to have enough ego too deal with. We need some pros to fill out the roster.Hank's Custom Collectibles 3D printer/painter extraordinaireComment
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Agree.
I would still take Ariza over Sheed though...especially after watching the kid step up in big spots this year. Sheed is what we need on paper as a stretch PF (the new buzzword, lol) but dude is a little too volatile, and we're already going to have enough ego too deal with. We need some pros to fill out the roster.Comment
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Totally don't understand the appeal of Rasheediot. Yeah, he's a benefit because he can stretch out to the 3 point line....until he hits one early in the game and just camps out there. People overrate his defense, too. If the Cavs bring him in as someone to match up against Howard in the playoffs...really? If that happens, it will have been two years since he faced Howard in the playoffs. Two years with Rasheed on the decline and Howard on the rise. Howard will eat him alive and get him ejected. And Garnett exposed him in last year's ECF as being completely done as a P&R defender.
As for all the other stuff, well....yeah. He will drag your team into the gutter. He will poison the minds of all those around him. A dominating leader like LeBron won't motivate him to post up. A veteran HOFer like Shaq won't contain his outbursts. In the end, he will let you down when you need him to come through.Comment
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Totally don't understand the appeal of Rasheediot. Yeah, he's a benefit because he can stretch out to the 3 point line....until he hits one early in the game and just camps out there. People overrate his defense, too. If the Cavs bring him in as someone to match up against Howard in the playoffs...really? If that happens, it will have been two years since he faced Howard in the playoffs. Two years with Rasheed on the decline and Howard on the rise. Howard will eat him alive and get him ejected. And Garnett exposed him in last year's ECF as being completely done as a P&R defender.
As for all the other stuff, well....yeah. He will drag your team into the gutter. He will poison the minds of all those around him. A dominating leader like LeBron won't motivate him to post up. A veteran HOFer like Shaq won't contain his outbursts. In the end, he will let you down when you need him to come through.Too Old To Game Club
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.Confusion follows Artest's farewell tweet
Agent says priority still forward's return to Houston
By JONATHAN FEIGEN Copyright 2009 Houston Chronicle
July 1, 2009, 10:51PM
While the Rockets made their pursuit of a center their top free agent priority, Ron Artest seemed ready to move on when a message appeared on Twitter late Wednesday attributed to him.
The message — "THANKS A LOT HOUSTONI HAD A LOT OF FUN." — seemed to indicate that Artest had chosen to sign elsewhere. The Rockets, however, were given an indication that Artest did not write the message.
Artest’s agent David Bauman had said that returning to Houston was Artest’s top choice and that he did not expect or request a late Tuesday meeting when the free agent period was ready to begin.
The Rockets, however, had made their pursuit of Orlando center Marcin Gortat their top priority.
Artest averaged 17.1 points on 40.1 percent shooting , 5.2 rebounds and 3.3 assists last season, initially coming off the bench when Tracy McGrady and Shane Battier were healthy but then picking up an increasingly important role throughout the season after McGrady was unable to come back from his knee problems.
The Rockets had traded last season’s first round pick, Donte’ Greene, and this season’s first-round selection to get Artest.#RespectTheCultureComment
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