Comments on: ‘07 NBA Draft Winners & Losers

By: buddha

buddha — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 08:00:40 +0000

derek you make me sick… jesus(ray allen) will light you up with 2 bad ankles

By: bill

bill — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 05:30:50 +0000

seattle got robbed. only good thing they got in return was the pick and they messed that up pretty bad…. and rondo will be runnin point in beantown. that was most the reason that delonte was in the deal, they wanted him to get outta the way cuz its rondo’s job for now and the future….. delonte was expendable (was only gonna be rondo’s backup)… wally obvioulsy great to get rid of, and ray allen (veteran, great player, leader) was much more important for celts to add to the young team n paul than another 21 year old rookie……. great move by celts and they didnt give up any of their young talent to get future hof’er comin off his best year.

By: Mark

Mark — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 03:05:22 +0000

I like what the Bulls did. I don’t know who the Bulls were suppose to pick at the #9 position who score in the post. Hawes?!? The guy couldn’t even get his team to the NIT. And that would have been way too high for Davis. They basically took the best player available, not the player with the most hype which Dime seems to always choose (than watch fizzle).

Also I like what the Bobcats did. Sure they had a lot of money, but were any of those guys actually going to sign there? Personally, if J-Rich can stay healthy, I’d rather have him than Lewis. J-Rich just has tons more fire, plus he is a 2 and Lewis is a 3, same as Wallace. Felton, Richardson, Wallace, Okafor, Primo – with Carrol, Morrison, May off the bench. That is a pretty nice start – Jordan gets far too much criticism for just being him.

And Atlanta moves were mediocre at best. Acie Law has bust written all over him. He is not quick enough or a good enough shooter or playmaker to consistently run the point in the NBA. Horford is good, and a soon starter, but I think if they took Conley, they could turn their team into an uptempo scoring, dunking high-flying team. You can’t play Horford, Sheldin, Marvin W., Josh Smith, Joe Childress and Joe Johnson all at the same time. You need a point guard at some point; Law isn’t the answer.

By: Sean Wallace

Sean Wallace — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 20:41:29 +0000

the bobcats didnt need b.wright. they already had 3 other guys that play the same position. May, Okafor, andPrimoz so keeping brandan would have made no sense. now they have another scorer if they can resign gerald. i just hate that jRich has this big contract.

By: rpcjr72

rpcjr72 — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 18:53:53 +0000

if Reggie Miller’s one dimensional ass can be considered for the HOF, so can Ray. that being said, does he really seem like a HOFer? what’s he done that Glen Rice hasn’t?

By: dave

dave — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 22:54:17 +0000

if you dont think that Ray is a hof caliber player you dont watch the teams he’s played for.. the bucks sucked the sonics are worse he is a top 15 player in the nba, a player of the year in college…. he will be the reason paul pierce has a shot at the hall. Match ray up with a big like Yao or Shaq and forget about kobe and wade every kid on block would rock a ray jersey and he would of had 3 or 4 rings because he can actually play in a system and doesnt need all the glory. If ray isn’t in then T-MAC has no shot has anyone thought about that.

By: Austin Burton

Austin Burton — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 20:07:04 +0000

You’re thinking of Tim Hardaway, Ronnie. We were talking about Penny Hardaway.

By: ronnie

ronnie — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 19:46:12 +0000

Allen definitely HOF….Hardaway not journeyman…probably if not for recent comments….he would be HOF…i think he made allstar team 6times.

By: mitch

mitch — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 19:07:10 +0000

Landry is a stud and will battle in the paint

By: Tom Toronto

Tom Toronto — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 16:36:51 +0000

Did this guy seriously just compare Ray Allen to Kerry Kittles?? Kittles has a career total of 7,165 pts, 14.1 per game, which is certainly respectable, but we’re talking about Ray Allen here. 16,954 pts total (and counting) 21.5 ppg career average, 24.9 avg in the playoffs, plus seven all star appearances. The rest of that list are quality players, but no one has even come close to Jesus Shuttleworth, not to mention that Ray is STILL playing. He’s still got a few good years on the Boston parquet, while your list is long gone (possible exception: Allan Houston). Stop playing NBA Live 1996, a lot of things have happened since then.