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Old 12-07-2007, 09:20 AM   #1
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Default Thoughts?

With all the Miami struggles with Shaq,

Would Miami do a Damp/Terry/(other not named Harris, JHo, Dirk, Diop) for Shaq?

People don't usually slash on Shaq. Shaq is still doubled down low. He is slow, old, and makes lots of money, but if Dallas still had Dirk, JHo, and Harris --- maybe.

Any team that went small would get killed by Shaq inside. They would have to keep a big in.

Donnie, needs to call and gauge interest even if they decide otherwise.

Miami needs to make changes, I am just not sure that Shaq leaving would be the change.
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