[valentine]

would ATL draft marquis and pair him up w/ his brother

 

[WizardofOzParticipant]

Why would they do that?

[ghettosermonParticipant]

They wouldn’t draft him just becuase they would want to pair up brothers, but they would consider him at 24 because he’d be a good value and with Hinrich likely signing elsewhere they need a backup PG so Marquis would be a solid option.  

[F_S]

"They wouldn’t draft him just becuase they would want to pair up brothers, but they would consider him at 24 because he’d be a good value and with Hinrich likely signing elsewhere they need a backup PG so Marquis would be a solid option."

omg you’re a genius. i wasn’t aware about anything of this!!!

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"Why would they do that?"

let all-knowing ghettosermon answer your question. ^^^

 

[sheltwon3Participant]

Two point guard that play the same with neither being strong playmakers.  That is not maybe a good fit plus ATL needs to put a vet with Jeff so he can get better.

[JordanC20Participant]

 More of the same is not what the Hawks need.

[TRC1991Participant]

I think the Hawks should draft Wroten (if hes still around) he brings some size and change of pace plus the ability to get buckets at both guard positions off the bench, or even as a starter if they want to move johnson to the 3 full-time

[juslistinParticipant]

Same thing happened when they had both Jamal Crawford and Jordan Crawford on the same team, they both play the same position and play it in a similar fashion.

[King CaluchaParticipant]

If Atlanta needs the same type of PG for a substitute, they’d better give the older Teague more minutes. I don’t see the benefit from signing the brother.

[royk927Participant]

But then again we are talking about an ownership group that thought eric dampier and jason collins could anchor the team and lead them to the east conference finals.

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