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  • #7420
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    morgatil
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    I was thinking about this and I know the Bobcats are for sale, but can’t you see Jordan trying to trade newly acquired Chandler for RIP. It would give the Bobcats a legit 2 and the Pistons would have a solid C. Jordan is a huge RIP fan… I dunno the numbers, but it kinda makes sense to me. The Bobcats could still let Diaw start at C and bell/ henderson would come of the bench cus neither is a starter. For the Pistons, it would give them a decent young big man nucleus of Chandler, Wilcox, and Brown.

    What do you think?

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  • #195777
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    xbadgerhustler
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    hahaha just for the record, you kinda seem like a tool having a picture of yourself with your shirt off… lol

    I don’t see the Pistons trading Hamilton. I think they like having BG coming off the bench, and that gives them 2 legitimate scorers on the court at all times.

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  • #195779
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    morgatil
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    It’s Peja… the pic kills me.

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  • #195780
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    xbadgerhustler
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    oh, hhahahahaha lol i guess peja is the tool

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  • #195781
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    McWinning
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    they have Nazr Mohommad. bad idea though for the Bobcats they dont need another scorer that badly they already barely have enough big men.

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  • #195782
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    ckowalski
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    Regardless, I think you have to trade either ben or rip. There is too much money invested in one position there. Rip can play heavy minutes and so can ben. Personally I would rather keep Rip and trade Gordon but I can’t really see that happening since the Pistons just signed Ben.

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  • #195775
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    d-grizzly
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    wtf? nooooo lol.

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  • #195784
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    d-grizzly
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    morgtrail said they could start diaw at C….not me….

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  • #195785
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    xbadgerhustler
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    I think having an offensive spark off the bench is one of the biggest keys to being successful in the NBA… I’d love to see teams try and stop Stuck-BG-Hamilton in the final minute of a game. That’s just too much to try and stop

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  • #195787
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    McWinning
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    my bad thought for some reson you said it.

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  • #195788
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    d-grizzly
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    it’s all good dude.

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  • #195793
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    morgatil
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    They both want to start and the Pistons cannot start both of them. Gordon wanted out of Chi cus he was not starting and RIP cried last year about coming off the bench. One of them has to go. I am merely saying what ckowalski said. If they can work it out so one of them is “the spark”, I am all for it, but I just don’t see it happening with the egos at the sg spot.

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  • #195803
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    gatorheels
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    I think this would be a solid trade.

    Pistons get: Raja Bell, Diop, & a future 2nd round pick

    Charlotte gets: Rip Hamilton

    Obviously Charlotte gets the scorer they need. Detroit gets another big post player which they need & Bell has an expiring contract so this deal saves them some cash.

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  • #195806
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    SwatLakeCity
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    Good idea, and MJ would probably do it. Chandler is horrible for them, and the Pistons need a Center all they have is Kwame Brown, yikes! I would take anybody over him. The pistons have talked about trading Rip for a Center so it could happen, although I don’t see Diaw starting as the center, he is only 6’9 that’s pretty small for a center, he is more of a Power forward than a center. But then again who do the Bobcats have that could play Center? Both May and Okafor are gone, and without Chandler is there anyone left?

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  • #195872
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    Tobe Bryant
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    I used the ESPN Trade Machine and it worked out financially. It could possibly go down if prompted.

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  • #195878
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    mikeyvthedon
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    He loved Rip so much that he traded him to Detroit in the first place for an aging Jerry Stackhouse. I could see Charlotte benefiting from Rips presence, but I do not think it will be because of MJ’s love for Rip. I mean, yes he was not technically the GM of Washington, but we know who was pulling those strings. That and I think Larry Brown loves Raja Bell and that if they traded Chandler they would be even more devoid of size than they already are. No doubt Rip could benefit the team, and I am sure Larry loves him as he was the leading scorer on the ’04 Pistons championship squad and just works his ass off, but I do not see him going to Charlotte.

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  • #195929
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    redbaboon
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    actually, Gordon signed knowing he would come off the bench. He’s publicly said so, and the pistons reporters have written it many times. it confused me, cause he wanted to start in chicago, but i guess he wants to get on everyone’s good side before he demands to start. and sources close to JoeD said he is not shopping RIP, only listening to ofers like he always does.

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  • #195958
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    SmooveKRYPT
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    Why not throw in Raja for Kwame then…if CHA is getting Rip they’ll have no need for Raja cuz Henderson is the backup 2, plus its a harmless trade they both expire at the end of the year.

    Rip would be great help for Gerald Wallace, and Tyson would be great for Detroit…I said they should’ve traded Rip to NO for Tyson(before he was shipped to CHA).

    The ‘Cats could use a Center by comitee for the year(Kwame, Diop, Nazr)

    Jordan took Kwame #1 he must’ve seen something, why not give him another shot, its only for a year!!!

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