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B2B NBADL Champs if we did!
We should sign him and then have him play for the Toros.
B2B NBADL Champs if we did!
Not if he's mentioning us in the same breath as the Bobcats.
Looks like it'll be a homecoming with the Cavs. Sorry Cavs owners, Oden isn't going to help season ticket sales.
Greg Oden is a liablity....whats the point of the tread...damaged goods NO WAY!
If a 15th roster spot open up, I like the idea of Oden. I can't see a downside to such a low risk, high reward move. Sign him now, help him rehab, see if he can play next training camp and keep him if he can. If he can't, then you waive him. Seems pretty straightforward.
If Oden can play at all, he automatically will be at the very least a league average center and likely a top ten defensive center. His size, length and anticipation alone raises his floor pretty damn high. As long as he can run the court without his knees exploding, he's going to be good.
he can still be effective even without any vertical.....so what is wrong with the knees? if he jumps more damage?
i could take him or leave him. he's probably gonna get hurt again. spurs have baynes. he's not even gonna play again until next year. if he stays healthy though, i think he'll be a really good big. he'd be on a cheap contract, and he's still pretty young. spurs would be deep at big, so those knees would get plenty rest.
Jason Lloyd @JasonLloydABJ Cavs prepared to offer Greg Oden two year contract with option for third year: The Cavs are expected to offer ... http://bit.ly/TVG7cw
Baynes will break his back in practice
While we're on the subject . . .
Bynum, anyone?
I'd throw a 1 year contract with a team option for a 2nd for Oden, I don't think Bynum will take pennies on the dollar for his services. Bynum's knees are shot.While we're on the subject . . .
Bynum, anyone?
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