C Butler for K Brown according to Vecsey in the NY Post

LakersCourt wrote:I don't want DIXON

I want HAYES


Well, they have Caron who can play the 2 guard and the 3.. Maybe we could give them Sasha Vujacic if they want a guard so badly.

Lakers trade:

Caron Butler
Sasha Vujacic
Stanislav Medvedenko


Washington trades:
Kwame Brown
Jarvis Hayes

DO IT MITCH

insertwittynamehere wrote:What's up with people getting Hayes. this just in, the Wizards just loss a swingman and are looking to ADD ONE IN BUTLER. Why would they give away one of their best swingmen when they're trading for one. Don't give me that "well we have george/luke" there's a reason why we don't want them, ya think Washington doesn' notice?

lakerfool wrote:Here's the one key stat everyone tends to forget

7 feet tall, 250 lbs of raw muscle. If we can ever get him motivated, then we automatically have a solid big for years to come.

If we get Caron motivated, we still have a swingman, in which comes a dime a dozen inthe league

insertwittynamehere wrote:What's up with people getting Hayes. this just in, the Wizards just loss a swingman and are looking to ADD ONE IN BUTLER. Why would they give away one of their best swingmen when they're trading for one. Don't give me that "well we have george/luke" there's a reason why we don't want them, ya think Washington doesn' notice?

jsm0331 wrote:

lakerfool wrote:Here's the one key stat everyone tends to forget

7 feet tall, 250 lbs of raw muscle. If we can ever get him motivated, then we automatically have a solid big for years to come.

If we get Caron motivated, we still have a swingman, in which comes a dime a dozen inthe league

but that if is as likely to happen as...if Shaq ever stops talking about the Lakers.

1. Kwame Brown (6-11 240 lbs.) Glynn Academy (HS)

Positives: The most gifted player in the draft, Brown is a great athlete with exceptional basketball skills. He can handle the ball like a guard and has a good-looking stroke from 15 to 17 feet. Brown also has good floor vision and passes extremely well. Brown is currently at his best when he faces up and takes people off the dribble using an excellent crossover dribble. Defensively, Brown is a devastating shotblocker with superb leaping ability, timing and reach. Because of his combination of size, strength and skill, Brown is often compared to Chris Webber and Kevin Garnett. At this point, Brown has a much more NBA-ready physique than Garnett had coming out of high school.

Negatives: Unfortunately, Brown does not enjoy posting up offensively and takes far too many three-pointers. Despite Garnett-level skills, Brown has yet to demonstrate the burning competitiveness that Garnett exhibited at the same stage of development.

Prognosis: Perhaps the best way to describe Kwame Brown is to say that he has the frame and physical skills of an Antonio McDyess and the basketball skills of a young Danny Manning. Brown could develop into a potential franchise player if he works hard on his game. Peak Projection: 22 ppg 10 rpg 4 apg 2.5 bpg

insertwittynamehere wrote:A Peter Vescey thread going on 12 pages, eh who would have thunk?

LakersCourt wrote:Fox Sports just reported that the Lakers are just about to pull the trigger on this trade. They didn't mention any other players involved, but it seems very likely that Caron will be with Washington next year.

LakersCourt wrote:Fox Sports just reported that the Lakers are just about to pull the trigger on this trade. They didn't mention any other players involved, but it seems very likely that Caron will be with Washington next year.

insertwittynamehere wrote:It's on ESPN....I can't believe it's straight up....there better be pic involved...