The LeBrons wrote:Toughness and defense.The guy plays hard. He's excellent off the ball on offense, and he's everywhere on defense.

d.carter4kobe wrote:How would we be able to see his defense when he missies about 15-20 games a year??? I would think the Bobcats would have to include something else
knm131 wrote:He's a good slasher, but so is Ariza.
He's a good defender, but so is Ariza.
He's not a good shooter, but neither is Ariza.
What's the missing piece there?
Kobe Bryant 8 wrote:I just don't think we need to take a risk on Wallace and his injury history. He's a great player, but that contract could come back to bite us hard.
Reports have that Portland wants to deal Jack, Outlaw, and their pick (13th) for a veteran shooter. We need to swing this into a three way, giving them the shooter they need and giving us that package. Something like the Bucks getting Odom for Redd, Redd going to Portland to be the shooter, and Outlaw, Blake, Jones, and the pick coming to L.A..
I would love Blake and Outlaw on this team. Blake is someone we could use desperately at the PG position, and I have a man crush on Outlaw's game. He is a solid, solid defender who can stroke it when it gets it going. 40% from three already, a fine shot blocker, he generates steals, and can play in virtually any system. Easily a 15/6 guy who is insanely efficient. He reminds me of a lesser version of Josh Smith in terms of overall game, but he's more polished in what he does and he is a better shooter overall.
It's low risk, but we get what we need. Role players who are defensive minded, and are both around 40% shooters from beyond the arc. Outlaw is one of my favorite players in the entire league, and I have no doubts that he could fill our SF void with ease.
RobinHood wrote:Guys, Gerald has never been to the Playoffs and isn't tested.. I wanna trade Odom for a more experienced player.. but I guess i will do it.
Kobe Bryant 8 wrote:I just don't think we need to take a risk on Wallace and his injury history. He's a great player, but that contract could come back to bite us hard.
Reports have that Portland wants to deal Jack, Outlaw, and their pick (13th) for a veteran shooter. We need to swing this into a three way, giving them the shooter they need and giving us that package. Something like the Bucks getting Odom for Redd, Redd going to Portland to be the shooter, and Outlaw, Blake, Jones, and the pick coming to L.A..
I would love Blake and Outlaw on this team. Blake is someone we could use desperately at the PG position, and I have a man crush on Outlaw's game. He is a solid, solid defender who can stroke it when it gets it going. 40% from three already, a fine shot blocker, he generates steals, and can play in virtually any system. Easily a 15/6 guy who is insanely efficient. He reminds me of a lesser version of Josh Smith in terms of overall game, but he's more polished in what he does and he is a better shooter overall.
It's low risk, but we get what we need. Role players who are defensive minded, and are both around 40% shooters from beyond the arc. Outlaw is one of my favorite players in the entire league, and I have no doubts that he could fill our SF void with ease.
Chicano wrote:I'd rather have RJ, but that's just me.
Amongst:Kings wrote:Im torn...
its like on one hand he gives what we are missing, on the other, he may not be a big enough prescence to give us that mental edge.
Not only that, but IMO Ariza can develop into at least equal to G Wall. Dont forget that while Wallace is young, it took him a while and development to get here. The cats got him from Sacto in the expansion draft. If we can just give Ariza one more season, we have our own home grown version. All he need is to work on his strength and shooting and he is ready to be that defensive stopper at the 3.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=7LWiYGePMOs
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_p6MpMn47mE&feature=related
http://youtube.com/watch?v=gmRJK2EifKY&feature=related
http://youtube.com/watch?v=FXgXPaCVa00&feature=related
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3jDD5kIW57Y&feature=related
http://youtube.com/watch?v=1v6OIFNme6w&feature=related
last stand wrote:neither had rondo and perkins
hell sasha, farmar, bynum, gasol, ariza had never been past the first round
its not like his type of game needs playoff experience
hes not a jumpshooter
getting to the rack is the same playoff time
and intensity when you have it 100% of the time is always the same
last stand wrote:Amongst:Kings wrote:Im torn...
its like on one hand he gives what we are missing, on the other, he may not be a big enough prescence to give us that mental edge.
Not only that, but IMO Ariza can develop into at least equal to G Wall. Dont forget that while Wallace is young, it took him a while and development to get here. The cats got him from Sacto in the expansion draft. If we can just give Ariza one more season, we have our own home grown version. All he need is to work on his strength and shooting and he is ready to be that defensive stopper at the 3.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=7LWiYGePMOs
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_p6MpMn47mE&feature=related
http://youtube.com/watch?v=gmRJK2EifKY&feature=related
http://youtube.com/watch?v=FXgXPaCVa00&feature=related
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3jDD5kIW57Y&feature=related
http://youtube.com/watch?v=1v6OIFNme6w&feature=related
why wait another year when we are looking to win the title
plus who better for ariza to learn how to be gerald wallace from
plus is there anything wrong having 2 gerald wallaces
2 guys who will give 100% on every play
throw their body around and play unbelievable defense and get to the rim
two0one7 wrote:knm131 wrote:He's a good slasher, but so is Ariza.
He's a good defender, but so is Ariza.
He's not a good shooter, but neither is Ariza.
What's the missing piece there?
True, but he's considerably better than Ariza in all those categories. On top of that he's a much better ball handler and can get his own shot.
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