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27%, which is about what he still shoots from anywhere from beyond 12 feet. He seems like he has the ability to become a good shooter, but who knows.

I just meant Stuckey is too bad of a shooter for it.

I think the offense will be run through Drummond one way or another. If not next year, soon. I just read that article before coming to this thread actually. I heard they were down to...

I'll never get the Rex hate. Easily a top 5 coach IMO. He's never had a QB or much skill position talent to work with, that's their offense's problem a lot more than coaching.

He was hurt the first year, but when healthy, he's been the player they thought they were paying for. Lets put it that way.

I don't think defensive stats are perfect, but I'm pretty sure there are some solid stats behind the way they set that up. Grading what actually happens on a given play is subjective and that's where...

Isn't that the basic point of all law, to stop stupid people from hurting the innocent?

oh look, Mauer has continued to be worth his deal.............

Just about every stud young RB has been given an extension of late. Charles,Mccoy,Foster,Forte,Rice,Williams,Johnson,Petersen etc. I can't think of one that has been allowed to walk.

Too bad of shooting for the triangle though.

I don't get it with Monroe either. Maybe adjusting to playing with Drummond. I think he'll be ok, but he has to get a mid range, which he's never had.

I might do something like Rondo and 16 for Monroe and Stuckey. Not sure though. I think Monroe can be a 4 to be honest. He's not your most traditional 4, but he can be another Pau IMO. Like...

Oh don't get me wrong, I like Monroe a lot. He just saw a drastic drop in his TS% and eFG% last year compared to the 2 prior years.

Great play by Bron either way

I don't agree with that. Smith was the deep threat, but Boldin was always the guy FLacco went to when he needed a big catch.

I think they are done with Stuckey. Not sure though. Him and Monroe both had bad years(STuckey more so) this year compared to their last couple. It was odd. Including Stuckey in a Monroe trade makes...

That would indicate an uneven playing field and if you really think they were the only ones who did anyting like that, you are kidding yourself. Not only that, but its a ridiculous argument that they...

Laguerta is definitely a backstabber. I totally buy Matthews helping her though. For one, he got something he needed out of the deal and for two, she was just playing the same game that he was. He...

I've thought about this one, but I'm not terribly interested in their assets. I do like T.Jones a bit, as I think he could be another J.Smith.

Waiters intrigues me, but I imagine they're out of...

Its funny, it seems like this would be true, but its tough to find a good trade option, beyond maybe that OKC deal.

I actually typed OKC as a preface to that, must have deleted for some reason, haha. I'd consider a deal like that. No interest in PJ, but I'd take him as a sweetener(my word of the day apparently)

Turkgolu's non guaranteed though. Eitehr way, I doubt they'd send you the 2 for Rondo. I think they go after Teague or Jennings.

I think the Pistons need to take BPA so it all depends who is there, but the Bennett comments were in reference to the Wizards.

FUnny you should bring that up though. A Detroit writer today...

You'll never give Ginobili enough credit and I don't want to argue about it anymore. I layed out my argument pretty strongly before IMO.

You could almost argue they are still in their dynasty phase. They haven't won a SB in a while, but they are still putting them in championship games and SBs.

As for the OP, I think Seattle's a...

Glad to see it. Hated his team and he was a rival, but I'm glad to see him retire with pride. A true HOFer.