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  • pesterm1
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    DoNDaDDa wrote: View Post
    if toronto was to accept the injury the deal still could go through, i think anyway...if it got rid of bargs id be ok with waiting a year for a healthy rondo
    Just resign Jose till rondos back.

    No way there would be a PG controversy between Rondo and Jose. Its clear whose better. Jose would agree and rondo is the exact PG we need.

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  • pesterm1
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    Sig wrote: View Post
    So you're saying Boston would rather trade (arguably) the best point guard in the league for two players on our team that nobody wants?

    Why doesn't Boston just wait it out for another season? Rondo's still young. KG and PP are past their prime and the sacrifice of losing them would hurt much less than trading away a star like Rondo. Come on man.. this is crazy talk.. you couldn't even trade Bargnani right now for a second rounder.
    Like mentioned already... Celtics are in WIN NOW MODE. They cant just wait for next year. everyone will be a year older. Lowry is functional now and would keep them in the playoffs , maybe more.

    Boston has 2 options now:
    a) Blow it up ( trade Pierce, Garnett, Terry)
    or
    b) trade for another point guard and try to win

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  • Machine
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    DoNDaDDa wrote: View Post
    Jose has done this before when fighting for his job against the likes of Ford/Jack to a lesser extent Bayless.. Jose always plays his best when pushed to do so...he def. has been looking like jose of old these days.. hope groin & hammys dont become an issue :-/
    true

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  • DoNDaDDa
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    FoxMachine wrote: View Post
    This may be a little off topic but a lot of people have talked about how calderon has affected lowry's play since he came back from injury and got him to look to pass more and be less aggressive.. but I was thinking, what about how lowry has affected calderon's play.. it almost seems like after watching lowry from the bench at the beginning of the season, calderon has been looking for his shot more than ever compared to recent seasons. He has been 100x more aggressive and is having one of the best seasons of his career. Sooooooo often he used to pass up wide open shots or be so hesitant, I feel like lowry has been a good influence on him in that sense and he is smart enough not to start chucking for the sake of it but to be aggressive and take his shot when he has it
    Jose has done this before when fighting for his job against the likes of Ford/Jack to a lesser extent Bayless.. Jose always plays his best when pushed to do so...he def. has been looking like jose of old these days.. hope groin & hammys dont become an issue :-/

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  • Machine
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    This may be a little off topic but a lot of people have talked about how calderon has affected lowry's play since he came back from injury and got him to look to pass more and be less aggressive.. but I was thinking, what about how lowry has affected calderon's play.. it almost seems like after watching lowry from the bench at the beginning of the season, calderon has been looking for his shot more than ever compared to recent seasons. He has been 100x more aggressive and is having one of the best seasons of his career. Sooooooo often he used to pass up wide open shots or be so hesitant, I feel like lowry has been a good influence on him in that sense and he is smart enough not to start chucking for the sake of it but to be aggressive and take his shot when he has it

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  • DoNDaDDa
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    Michel G wrote: View Post
    Rondo's hurt now, so unfortunately that trade wouldn't go through.
    if toronto was to accept the injury the deal still could go through, i think anyway...if it got rid of bargs id be ok with waiting a year for a healthy rondo

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  • wallz
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    pesterm1 wrote: View Post
    I like lowry too, I thought it would be a great move for us. So far it hasnt panned out. Lowry has terrible body language though. Did you know that 53 percent of how we communicate is body language alone. 38 percent is the tone of our words and 7 percent is the actual words. Im not saying lowry CANT lead us but he certainly cant be the leader we NEED. It would be like Westbrook being the Leader on OKC without durant. Westbrook has all the skill and passion but not the quality you want from your "leader". IMO Lowry would make a perfect Robin but he needs a Batman.

    Put lowry on the Rockets again with Harden and I think he would be a perfect fit. Hope that makes sense.
    Yeah makes sense. Not every team can have a Durant though

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  • Sig
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    mountio wrote: View Post
    Because Rondo is out for the year and KG and PP are old and they need to win now. I think Boston would very much consider this or similar deals .. they are obviously getting less "value" .. but they are trading damaged goods .. so that comes with the territory
    So you're saying Boston would rather trade (arguably) the best point guard in the league for two players on our team that nobody wants?

    Why doesn't Boston just wait it out for another season? Rondo's still young. KG and PP are past their prime and the sacrifice of losing them would hurt much less than trading away a star like Rondo. Come on man.. this is crazy talk.. you couldn't even trade Bargnani right now for a second rounder.

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  • Pill
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    If Lowry has been broken then he is a head case. The same head case that lost his starting job in Houston, the same headcase that had issues with Mchale. He unnecessarily gambles outside of the defensive system. When he plays his style offensively it is like a very small bull in a china shop. It is reckless and there is no wonder why he is injury prone if you end up on your back or face every drive to the bucket. Perhaps his change in style isnt so much trying to be like Jose, but the realization that his career has only a few years left if he keeps playing that style.

    I was not in favor of trading for him. I would have finally given Jose the keys to the car for the first time in years rather than continuously spending time and energy trying to replace him and worked on other positions that we were in far more dire need of. If all of these TJ Ford/Lowry trades had been for other positions we would have been in a better spot now instead of trying to replace a guy who is in the top 10 for his position in multiple categories pertaining to point guards. The real issue with how the fan base reacts to Jose is his contract. It has always been that fan red herring that people have to mention. Yet over the term of that contract has it ever prevented us from signing anyone? Nope.

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  • mountio
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    Sig wrote: View Post
    Why would Boston ever do this?
    Because Rondo is out for the year and KG and PP are old and they need to win now. I think Boston would very much consider this or similar deals .. they are obviously getting less "value" .. but they are trading damaged goods .. so that comes with the territory

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  • Sig
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    pesterm1 wrote: View Post
    unrelated matter but ... lowry + bargnani for rondo and green works. http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine
    Why would Boston ever do this?

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  • pesterm1
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    Michel G wrote: View Post
    Wasn't he hurt last night? His back or something?
    Wasnt mentioned anywhere

    I think he was hit in the nose during the second qtr though causing him to leave before halftime. He played later on so shouldnt be an excuse.
    Last edited by pesterm1; Sun Jan 27, 2013, 04:45 PM.

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  • pesterm1
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    Michel G wrote: View Post
    Rondo's hurt now, so unfortunately that trade wouldn't go through.
    Since when cant you trade an injured player ??? ....

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  • pesterm1
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    mountio wrote: View Post
    with rondo out for the year with his torn ACL, hes actually a very interesting trade partner. You should be able to get a pretty good deal for him .. and sort of tank at the same time because he wont be back until the middle of next year. With Boston being so old, they almost have to do something now. Very intriguing ..
    I highly doubt its a full ACL tear. They said he was walking at shoot around. more likely a partial tear so he would be back for next year. but Boston is in win now and needs a pg.

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  • mountio
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    pesterm1 wrote: View Post
    unrelated matter but ... lowry + bargnani for rondo and green works. http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine
    with rondo out for the year with his torn ACL, hes actually a very interesting trade partner. You should be able to get a pretty good deal for him .. and sort of tank at the same time because he wont be back until the middle of next year. With Boston being so old, they almost have to do something now. Very intriguing ..

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