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06-16-2005, 03:57 PM
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DAL/ORL- trade for a back-up center
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Marquis Daniels to Orlando Tony Battie, 2nd round pick to Dallas Orlando gets promising young guard, Dallas gets a backup C who has good size and plays very good defense, plus the pick. I would think Orlando would definitely do it, given their hole at 2-guard. But whether Dallas would do it depends on what they think of Daniels' future. It would help clear up some back-court space, but we'd lose a player who could have a bright future.
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06-16-2005, 04:01 PM
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RE:DAL/ORL- trade for a back-up center
I know that we lose a lot of talent and youth in this trade, but I kind of like it. Battie is the kind of athletic/strong center who can have a chance at defending KG/Tim/Amare. He can block a lot of shots and rebound very well. If we did this, I would want to be assured that we can dump bradley to someone for a second rounder or something like that. I would not be intersted on having both Bradley and Battie as backups.
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06-16-2005, 04:14 PM
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RE: DAL/ORL- trade for a back-up center
I'd rather keep Quis and sign someone in free agency.
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RE:DAL/ORL- trade for a back-up center
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06-16-2005, 04:26 PM
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RE: DAL/ORL- trade for a back-up center
I might do it for their #1 (11th pick in the draft) but not for a #2 draft pick. I hope they keep Quis and sign Gadzuric (MLE) or use Quis in a better trade than this one.
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06-16-2005, 08:06 PM
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RE: DAL/ORL- trade for a back-up center
Gadzuric is sounding better and better, being the bucks might just pick up Bogut and make Gadzuric redundant.
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06-17-2005, 10:05 AM
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RE: DAL/ORL- trade for a back-up center
quis is sooo goood. He didn't play a lot this year because stack was great of the bench. Next year is gonna be a breakout year for him and howard. Its there third year. Howard is the 2nd best maverick and will be in contetion for the allstar game. Finley's role will decrease and quis role will increase. NEVER TRADE quis and howard unless we are getting an all-star.
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06-19-2005, 01:28 AM
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RE: DAL/ORL- trade for a back-up center
Quis isn't worth #11 overall, so the Magic would say no to that. I love the idea of adding Dan Gadzuric in free agency but I sitll think the Bucks would keep him too along with Bogut. Gadzuric can play some PF too, a Bogut/Joe Smith/Gadzuric/Pachulia PF/C rotation makes sense for them.
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