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i agree with le. buy low, sell high.
Idiots
i agree with le. buy low, sell high.
that's so stupid. players are not stocks. if a player is playing well, you keep him until he no longer fits with the system. it's ridiculous to use the 'buy low sell high' schtick when talking basketball.
Bipolar fans....
Blair is developing. We can't trade him.
it's only his second season. and first season as a starter. after a rough start, he's making good on the promise of last season.
Agree.
Who do you have in mind?
Last edited by Nathan89; 12-10-2010 at 11:24 PM.
i don't really want to trade him. i'm just saying if a good deal becomes available, blair would make the excellent sweetener.
It all depends on who you are going to get but seriously if you don't believe the player is a great fit then the best time to trade them is when they have a hot streak going. I'd love to trade Bonner for someone with balls when he gets going on one of his streaks again.
i guess you s didn't learn anything from the hornets trade .....
hornets trade was a salary dump.
do u think we can trade him for Mahinmi.....i hear he is beasting?!?!?!?
Not if you are Phoenix or Memphis.
H'hmmmmmm.
Epic fail is epic
Well his short neck clearly makes him undersized to play long teams like the Lakers.
Where's DMC and Cessation. They would surely agree lol
If they trade Blair now then kiss the season goodbye. The chemistry will be destroyed
I like Blair. If he was consistent, we wouldn't be having this discussion. The Bucks beat the Lakers by 20 in LA, slow your roll.
I don't want Blair to be traded. I want him coming off the bench.
It's easy to cherry pick a game and pretend that's the norm, but the norm isn't that Blair gets a double double. The norm is that Blair turns the ball over and makes several bone headed plays. He made several bone headed plays tonight. His hustle overcomes most of those, but he needs to increase his BB IQ. That will add a dangerous dimension to his game, so that he can actually do something with those uncanny hands.
Sequ?
Well, he did a of a job tonight. No need to trade him away..............for now.
Fair assessment and I agree somewhat but what has Splitter done so much better that you guys want him to start? I just witness a 6'5 center out-play two guys over 7 feet.....on both ends of the floor.
Great night by blair, if only he played like this every game. This should boost his numbers of 7pts and 6rbs as a starter this year.
Splitter's a better defender, a better shooter, a better post player, and played better than Blair did for the majority of the first several weeks of the season despite not getting consistent playing time and getting virtually zero minutes next to Tim Duncan. I honestly hope Blair has enough games like tonight to erase that reality from everyone's mind.
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