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G-Man · 02-12-2022, 05:47 PM

Looking forward to the now, slightly improved, Mavs. The new guys should help bring back some of the 40 points of scoring we lost with KP and THJ. Plus, on any given night, we couldn't count on either one to do squat, since KP is likely to be hurt and THJ is as likely to score 6 as he is to get 22.

Dinwiddie is a major upgrade as the third guard. When we need defense, we have Frank. For offense, there's Trey...who is the next to go if we need a spot for a buyout guy.

No hard feelings towards KP. When healthy this year, he's been very good. Not his fault he's got bad wheels. From Shawn Bradley to Yao Ming, the history of the league is littered with the remains of skinny guys over 7 feet who's legs could not withstand the pounding of playing 30 NBA minutes a night.

Time to move on. Let's go Mavs.

02-12-2022, 05:47 PM	#4
G-Man Platinum Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: New Mexico Mountains Posts: 2,387	Looking forward to the now, slightly improved, Mavs. The new guys should help bring back some of the 40 points of scoring we lost with KP and THJ. Plus, on any given night, we couldn't count on either one to do squat, since KP is likely to be hurt and THJ is as likely to score 6 as he is to get 22. Dinwiddie is a major upgrade as the third guard. When we need defense, we have Frank. For offense, there's Trey...who is the next to go if we need a spot for a buyout guy. No hard feelings towards KP. When healthy this year, he's been very good. Not his fault he's got bad wheels. From Shawn Bradley to Yao Ming, the history of the league is littered with the remains of skinny guys over 7 feet who's legs could not withstand the pounding of playing 30 NBA minutes a night. Time to move on. Let's go Mavs. __________________ "He got dimes." Harrison Barnes on Luca Doncic during his 1st NBA training camp.