Comments on: Will The New Bobcats Coach Also Break Tyrus’ Achey-Breaky Heart?

By: Adam

Adam — Sun, 26 Dec 2010 22:30:07 +0000

@Yoni R: Grant's been playing well, but I wouldn't recommend dropping Richardson. Stashing him, sure. But he remains too valuable (even with his less-than-desirable situation in Orlando) to release. Also, Jordan's the only one with much immediate value. I'd leave 'em all on waivers for now. @Mike: Kobe/Blake.

By: Mike

Mike — Sun, 26 Dec 2010 21:23:52 +0000

Which side would you want in a trade? Kobe and Blake Griffin or Michael Beasley and LeBron?

By: Yoni R

Yoni R — Sun, 26 Dec 2010 20:33:32 +0000

also what about serge TwoBlocka, my waiver wire has: kurt thomas, Joel anthony, spencer hawes and deandre jordan as the block leaders over the last 15 days…

By: Yoni R

Yoni R — Sun, 26 Dec 2010 20:28:59 +0000

hey adam,
Jason richardson is already two games into his magic career and things have not been pretty, do i sit tight or look to pick up a temporary replacement such as grant hill, rip hamilton, jared dudley or maybe even mike dunleavey?

By: Adam

Adam — Sun, 26 Dec 2010 17:49:12 +0000

@barker: Kirilenko will likely be more valuable than Gil from here on out (barring injury to Richardson or Nelson or someone). I'd be surprised if Splitter or Vujacic got the deal done instead of Williams, but you could try. I wouldn't replace Williams for Augustin. You' be giving up too much. @24hourjack: For someone who hasn't played in months, K-Mart has started stronger than I expected and makes me more positive on his ultimate production. He's shooting .615, averaging 9/4.5 in 19 minutes on a team that's going to eventually require him to play 32-38 mpg. He's easily capable of 17/8 per game. He's a good buy. @AnotherFalstaff: Same to you, A.F.! You could drop Murphy for Ibaka. Just be prepared to grab him again if he leaves Jersey. It's hard to rate Beaubois at this point. He's going to require a lot of catching up even after he's healthy. Still, it's good to have a little faith now and again. Roddy, Affalo, JR, and Thornton in that order.