View Poll Results: Does Franchise have any Gas Left in the Tank?

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  • He's washed up, out of the NBA

    13 31.71%
  • He'll be a role player at best 10 min a game.

    19 46.34%
  • He's the sixth man coming off the bench playing limited minutes

    8 19.51%
  • A return of the Franchise!! All-Star Game here we come!

    4 9.76%
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  1. #1
    Veteran Indazone's Avatar
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    Just curious. Wanted to see what people thought about the player formerly known as the Franchise. Up till 2005-2006 with the knicks he still played in 70 games but he was already injured at that point. 2006-2007 he played half those games in NY and 2007-2008 he showed up injured and out of shape. Played 10 games and had to get surgery to repair a 70% ruptured quadriceps tendon. Essentially the same injury as D-Wade. Does he have anything left to bring?

  2. #2
    That's my mans! Red Hawk #21's Avatar
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    I really am not sure anymore, this upcoming season will probably be a make or break year for Steve. But last time I saw him play he definetely did not look like his old self.

  3. #3
    Dragon style JamStone's Avatar
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    I think if he has the proper motivation, gets back into good basketball shape, and stays healthy, he could still be a solid contributor in this league, especially in a back-up role capacity. The problem is that those are plenty of "if" scenarios to worry about. But, splitting time backing up both the PG and SG position, he could do some damage against second team players.

  4. #4
    Feels bad man Mr.Bottomtooth's Avatar
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    He doesn't have much left, but he can still be a 10-15 minute guy.

  5. #5
    Veteran Indazone's Avatar
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    I checked his stats, just 2 years ago he was still over 1000 pts in a season. Then the last year at New York it was less than half that total and last season was just dismal due to injury and only 10 games played.

  6. #6
    俺はまんこが大好きなんだよ baseline bum's Avatar
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    Francis was one of the 5 worst PGs in the game in his prime.

  7. #7
    Veteran jack sommerset's Avatar
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    I thinks it easy to say now he was overrated. Same with Marbury.

  8. #8
    Veteran DaDakota's Avatar
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    I think he is done, coming back from that Quad injury would take a lot of dedication from a man who just got a $30 million dollar settlement.

    DD

  9. #9
    Ina world of hype, we win IronMexican's Avatar
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    I definitely feel sympathy for him.
    That trade from Houston was the worst thing that could have happened for him.

  10. #10
    Believe. Spuradicator's Avatar
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    not much left at all

  11. #11
    Banned
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    He'll be a role player no way he will start and get back to an allstar type player

  12. #12
    I'm Spurtacus Spurtacus's Avatar
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    Stevie Franchise!

    Yeah, he'd be good on the Wolves or Grizz.

  13. #13
    Veteran Indazone's Avatar
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    his knee injury is severe to say the least. Bilateral Quadriceps Tendon Rupture caused by excessive force when landing after an explosive jump. The doctors basically suture the tendon and anchor it to the bone again. Takes about 6 months to a year to heal. What a huge question mark this guy is. Nobody knows to what extent he will recover. We only know that he has had knee issues for the last three years. The big question is, will the surgery cure him and bring him back to full strength. To that issue, nobody knows.

  14. #14
    Veteran DaDakota's Avatar
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    his knee injury is severe to say the least. Bilateral Quadriceps Tendon Rupture caused by excessive force when landing after an explosive jump. The doctors basically suture the tendon and anchor it to the bone again. Takes about 6 months to a year to heal. What a huge question mark this guy is. Nobody knows to what extent he will recover. We only know that he has had knee issues for the last three years. The big question is, will the surgery cure him and bring him back to full strength. To that issue, nobody knows.
    Matt Bullard had the same injury and said that it is VERY hard to come back from and you have to be dedicated to do it.

    I have heard he is back working out with the team and marveling at Aaron Brooks quickness, so you never know.

    DD

  15. #15
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    "Does Steve Francis have any gas left in the tank"

    I doubt it, gas is way too expensive. But then again he's a multi-millionaire, so he should be able to fill up his tank batter than most of us.

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