Think about it, he is a huge difference maker. He can shoot, he can play defense...he reminds me of...gasp, an old-school NBA player.\n\nHe should receive consideration.
138984
He could be considered but Steve Nash is your MVP again
652377
FINALLY, someone else that thinks morrison is overrated.  there's a huge jump in talent level and speed..from ncaa to nba.  i just don't see morrison being able to adjust.  are there any top SF that are as stiff as morrison?  he's competitive and has a good shot but he'll have a tough time getting his shot off.  plus, defense will be a huge issue with him.  imagine him trying to guard VC, jefferson, mcgrady, lebron...lol.  i really want to see morrison guard lebron! haha
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I doubt he will be there when the Suns draft.  I would like to see him on the Orlando Magic.  Dwight Howard and Darko up front and all they need is a 2 guard.  A  born shooter.
609174
He is a solid all around guard who can score with ease- great high release shot form and good size for a point guard, it would be very hard to see him slip past the top 10 in this year's draft- I expect the Celtics to take him (if they don't trade their pick) at number 7.  If they don't and Houston doesn't trade up than they will select him at 8.\n\nKyle Lowry another solid player though I think his size will hurt his draft potential a bit and he will fall to the mid 20's.  Could possibly land in New Jersey or Cleveland.  As for Ray, at 6'2 he is undersized for an NBA 2 guard. He can't play the point due to bad vision and poor passing but a great shooter- I think he'll go late in the 2nd round maybe to a team like Denver at 49.
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definalty, who wouldnt want to be on the court when kobe can drop 60+ on any given night. You would definalty get some open looks, he doesnt always shoot. Kobe will make u better, look at smush parker, he was nothing, now he something.
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yea they say he is small \nand as for beeing top 10 it will matter which teams have those picks \n\nHe definately deserves it \nwhat I think everybody is forgeting is that he rarely makes mistakes he has what 10 ints in his career \n\nNFL Scouts should love this guy
197559
I think u r totally wrong when u say he is doing it for money. B/c he doesnt really need it,he has a nike contact and he is also one o the highest paid basketball player s in the NBA. Dunno y he is doing it, maybe he doesnt want to always be remembered as Kobe #8 for the rape. Besides 24 isnt a bad number, do u think MJ changed to #45 for marketing purposes? Besides, u could just wait till someone asks him why he wants to change his number and im sure he isnt going to say anything vaguely concerning money, b/c thats not a good reason to change your number. When u think of great players, u signify them with their number, KObe might just want to be 24 b/c he cant be 33. Would also like to say S0ng is a dumdum.
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He is not a ball hog, he does whatever it takes to win..we saw in game 7 against suns in second half he didnt even touch the ball last quarter and he is not rapist..he can have any chick he wants..chicks are dying to suck him dry!!
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I think some day he'll be an all-star. If you look at his high-school stats, he was a beast on offense. I was hoping he would go to Charlotte in the draft, so he could showcase his true talents on a team that needed scoring.\n\nHe had 33 ppg, 12 rebound, 7 assists, shot for over 60 percent from 3-point range, and won the McDonalds All-American Dunk Contest.
608019
Yes, he is a role player.  He isn't the star like he used to be.  But he still has a lot of talent.
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Yeah i think he can surely help the team! And if we can pick up edgirin james off of free agency, we'll be in even better shape!!
572084
He's sortta like the point guard version of Luke Walton...I think he'll do ok.
65620
Darko will turn out to be a very good player, but it will take some time. Even in Orlando he won't become an overnight sensation. Sitting in Detroit for 2 .5 years has been detremental to his development. He'll continue to make progress and eventually will be an all-star. Sometimes it's not really the coaches or the players fault on how a player will develop. Sometimes players are just slower to develop then others. Foreign-born players and big men usually develop slower than other players. Also Darko is still very young. The fourth strike against Darko was that the Pistons were playing so awesome. The Pistons did make a mistake with Darko. They didn't handle his development well and should've traded him sooner before they allowed him to become the joke of the league. Everyone is quick to call him a bust, but those people don't know as much as they think they do. Remember Jermaine O'Neal. He sat on the TrailBlazers bench for a few years and is now one of the best power forwards in the league. The same people that were calling Jermaine a bust are calling Darko a bust. Those same people will also tell you that they had faith in Jermaine all along.
201417
you are absolutely right. i had noticed that couple of times too and i told my cousin the same thing but he didn't believe me. you're right don't get us wrong he is a tremendous player and has made suns much more fun to watch than he was doing with Mavericks, but she is right on track. they better test him before he gets suspended like Ricky Williams.
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I don't think he comes back for money, he's got plenty of that.  I think he loves the game and wants to continue to be a part of it.  What's wrong with that?  He is one of, if not the, greatest players ever in the NBA.
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I agree, he is a team player who always seems to make the big plays at the end of the game. To bad the heat are so banged up, otherwise I think they would give Detroit a run for their money in the east.\n\nWhat he has done in just three years in the NBA is amazing!
198151
He is one of the best to ever play, but yes it is time for him to retire and make room for someone else. He should not stay and embarrass himself. they should cut him.