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I am really surprised by that Grizzlies trade. I know it helps then financially but they had a very strong team that
Posted by
Krusty (aka krustylu)
Jan 31 '13, 06:26
could have gone very deep into the playoffs. Very strange trade.
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I do like Ed Davis as a building piece a lot. Plus Austin Daye, Tayshaun, and a really iffy draft pick... it's not a terrible haul. -- nm
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TFox
Jan 31, 06:48
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But when they team is on its way to possibly making a deep run in the playoffs why would you trade your #1 scorer?
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Krusty
Jan 31, 06:53
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I think "deep run" is potentially overstated. -- nm
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TFox
Jan 31, 07:03
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(i.e. both the Clippers and Thunder would bury them without breaking a sweat, and probably the Spurs too.) -- nm
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TFox
Jan 31, 07:04
That being said, I do like Ed Davis. Still think it's an odd time to make a trade like this. -- nm
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Krusty
Jan 31, 06:54
When it comes to the NBA...just seems teams really reflect their ownership and GM. Good or bad. -- nm
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budice
Jan 31, 06:30
Right? -- nm
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prayformojo
Jan 31, 06:28
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