As long as it not a F150 I'm ok with it.....
Hibbert, looking at this stats, is a model of consistency per minute. His playoff numbers were surprising to me because all I really know of him...
Wait.... Who?
The Hibbert from the 12-13 playoffs is what I'm hoping for. 17-10 in 36 minutes. In fact every year he was in the playoffs his numbers were...
Stat wise he's been pretty consistent other than a falling FG%. His FT% is outstanding. He's known for the meltdown against ATL. Otherwise...
If we can get a second round pick as well this would be great.
I think we were 5 or 6 million short.
I think that's right. We must be signing and trading someone. Hill?
To me this move has the ability to do exactly what the fans and ownership want. Fans want improvement. If he regains his mojo then he's a 28...
If we got Cousins we wouldn't have to worry about the young guns. 2 of them would be in SAC. Hibbert was as good for Indiana a few years ago...
Done deal. Just working out the assets? These don't really go together.
Hibbert is a good choice. I mentioned that a couple days ago as a "fall back" move. He actually give us a two way center and he may benefit...
In his entire career Kobe only mentioned one other NBA team he'd play for and that's the Knicks. No way possible to trade Kobe to the Knicks...
We have to meet the minimum salary right? We have cap room and a lot of teams have expiring garbage. The two shall meet. The only other...
I think the fans and the front office will have a different view. We didn't get our targets. That's not good. 3 years in a row we've not gotten...
maybe it's who's saying it. Pop is a little more convincing than Scott and Mitch.
He is in: http://www.denverpost.com/nuggets/ci_27857771/spencer-haywood-dikembe-mutumbo-elected-basketball-hall-fame this year.
About 10 when Haywood was a rookie.
He was more worried about Kilo's in those days unfortunately.
2 things, I'm old and I live in the greater DC area.... he's in the local BB community back here. Knees, coke and arrogance sidelined what could...
