How pissed do you think other teams are?

[Maddog]

Still need more time to evaluate Daye. He had a good game but I'm calling it a fluke until he proves he can do it again.

Seriously, it was against the sixers. He certainly have more potential than De Colo though.

It's not like they gave away a talented big man that could have really been useful and contribute right away.

Daye was probably thinking- this is just like D- league!



I'm hoping this is just the right fit- however it is more likely a fluke. 3 other teams gave up on him- Memphis, Detroit and Toronto.

[Horse]

The guy can shoot plain and simple. And unlike Bonner with his length he doesn't have to be wide, wide open. However he will be more open with the Spurs than any other team. If he can use that length to play some D that's just a bonus.

[SpurPadre]

Evan Turner has sucked in Indiana, but anyone who knows basketball could've seen that coming. I was glad we didn't get him; he's a well below average defender and an inefficient scorer who will occasionally catch fire and have a nice game.

Glen Davis has been pretty mediocre so far with the Clippers.

Granger has been solid...he's playing much better in LA. His PER has gone from 10.4 to 15.5, and he's shooting a respectable 38.7% from 3 with the Clippers. Not going to lie, I wish we could've convinced him to come to SA. It's only been 10 games, and the real issue with Granger is health. There's no telling whether he'll remain healthy and in good shape throughout the rest of the season and in the playoffs. As of now though, it's looking like a good move for LAC.

Caron Butler actually had a big game last night for OKC, putting up 23 points against Denver. Overall though, he's been pretty bad for them. He's also been a no-show the past few playoffs.

Granger and Butler might come to haunt us when all is said and done this season. I still think we can beat either team of course but those were steals for those teams. The Dubs also got a solid pickup in Steve Blake, whom the Lakers hand-gifted to them.

[ceperez]

The guy can shoot plain and simple. And unlike Bonner with his length he doesn't have to be wide, wide open. However he will be more open with the Spurs than any other team. If he can use that length to play some D that's just a bonus.

Good and simple summary.

[kjhip1]

I wonder with Daye length if the team uses him in practice as a KD to see what defense can be thrown at him. Btw That is not a comparison in any way but body type wise daye fits KD profile.

[look_at_g_shred]

I'm more interested in the guys defense rather than his offense.