Perfectly valid query given the constraints placed on personnel moves.
Van Horn wouldn't be a bad addition for the minimum, but the problem is that he only improves the 8th or 9th spot in your rotation. The Spurs need help badly higher up.
Pop won't play him because he plays absolutely no d.
I'd rather we just lose gracefully than lose with KVH embarrasing the franchise in the process. No thanks. Don't do it Pop.
Incidentally, I say we try and make the playoffs as the 7 or 8 seed to improve our draft position..sides, it's not like being on homecourt makes us play better.
This franchise is bent on embarassment already. KVH won't change that.
Anyways, hopefully the Knicks waive Malik soon. Right now he'd be the 5th best player on the team and the best big outside of TD.
I think Bonner and Van Horn are almost the exact same player. Personally, I'm content with Bonner. He's younger and less injury prone (Bonner is inured now, but I don't think has a history). Adding Van Horn would be redundant imo, and would just make the decisions of who won't/will be active in the games even tougher than it is now.
Maybe his greatest playoff moment ever. He has a lot of bad playoff moments to go with that one great one.
Since this team is lacking any height and length that can play at the 3, KVH would make sense. Yes, it would be a desperation move, but at this point any chance for improvement of any sort, anywhere on the team should not be overlooked.
KVH hit a couple of big shots in Game 7 of last year's WCSF series, despite only seeing spot minutes in that series.
we should sign him just to go out and win the sportsmanship award.
I'm not saying he's any good, just that he might suck a little less than say, Oberto or Finley, in the rotation.
keith van horny hits threes.
that's what unathletic white guys do
I'm sure he's better than whoever our current 12th man is.
Unless that 12th man is James White. I don't want to send him to the IR or D-league just to bring in KVH. But KVH can stroke it, as he did against us in the playoffs last year, and as he has pretty much his hole career. His flaws are many...but used in limited roles in limited situations, he can do some good things for you. As a 'deep off the bench' guy.
Anything is better than Oberto
--I'd take Van Horn in a New York second. He can't cover Dirk, but even he is an improvement over Oberto, Mr. No Points, No Rebounds, NADA.
hahaha...this thread is GOLD!!!
WTF?? why don't we bring back Shawn Bradley while we're at it?
The sad thing is, even he would be an improvement over Oberto.
I doubt it. But then again, how do you compare 2 pieces of .
Are you kidding?
Shawn Bradley would kick Olberto ass.
--my 5'2 girlfriend would kick Olberto's ass--she would jump higher--flail those elbows--and she'd show Manu how to REALLY smash King Amare the Idiot's "Family Jewels."
riiiight.
Hey Imma--
nice pix---
too bad Fab ain't fab.
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