6'8" Small foward.\nVery powerful dunker.\ngreat speed and quickness.\nGreat blocker.\npoor three pointers.\npoor free throws
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he should stay in school because free throws should be automatic and he obviously needs more expierence before making the jump. but if his family needs the money than hey its his choise and he should do what he thinks is right.but remember sebatian telfairs bro that played at providence. he led the big east in scoring and was projected to be a lottery pick but didnt get drafted.
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I think you may need steals on this team.  Your pretty much set at 3 pt FG's.  Also, if there is any player that you may trade at this point in the season, I would look at Hill and Eddy Curry.  Hill has a propensity for getting injured (I know because he has burned me in my fantasy teams in the past) and Curry who is capable to getting 10 rebounds one night and 2 rebounds the next.
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Im back sorry been caught up studying for finals and things. J.J Reddick eew but wutever. \n\n          I do not think they pick rajon rondo. Sixers are my favorite team so i think they do need a power forward who can rebound the ball and play defense cause that is what they were lacking last season. \n\n              I think they go with Cedric Simmons.  He is great at blocking, Plays great defense and is a great rebounder and is decent at getting to the hole. \n\n               Also there is a 50% chance that they will trade Iverson which I will hate because Iverson has been my favorite player since i was six his rookie year. And they would do terrible without him but anyway if they do that they could get Quincy Douby from Ruckers. Who is an amazing amazing shot. Can dribble and is fast and can pass. \n\n          I still would pick Simmons because theyre starting lineup could look like this.   PG Iverson SG  Willie Green SF   Andre Iguodala PF Cedric Simmons  C  Dalembert\nand have Webber as six man even though he would hate it.
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You could try dressing up like the scary Burger King guy. He is great at football, he'd probably be pretty good a basketball too.
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If you're playing in a total or net league, you'd want to rack up as many numbers as you could. So  you'd want:\nC Duncan\nPF Garnett\nSF LeBron\nSG Kobe\nPG Iverson\n(Positions based off of Yahoo's position-assignment)\nBut if you're playing in a head-to-head league, you'd want to be strong in a handful of categories. So for instance you might take Nash over Iverson, since Nash gives you 4-5 more assists per game, even though Iverson gives you 10 more points per.\nC Duncan/Ben Wallace\nPF Nowitzki\nSF Marion\nSG LeBron\nPG Nash
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Someone who is not complacent nor totally exerts his will on others; someone who works well with other team members and values their efforts and contributions as much as his; someone who is willing to do anything to allow his team to win, even if this means passing the ball to someone else in a tense situation where he himself can try to score a point; someone who isn't pushed around but is always listening; someone who gives his opinion to the team but is not afraid of rejection and values the opinions of others as much his own; someone who is not greedy over the ball; someone who is not a ball hog.
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Center - Wilt\nPower forward - Russel  (Talk about your twin towers)\nSmall forward - Bird\nPoint Guard - Magic\nShooting Guard - Jordan
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Not the best ever, but definitely one hell of a basketball player.  He has also of skill, uses the fundamentals, and isn't afraid to pass the ball if he's having an off  night.  If he keeps going the way he is he could definitely become a player worthy of Bird or Nowitski type status.
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Lamarcus Aldridge \n\nBased on the same logic path you're following.\n\nHere's his scouting report:\n\nNBA Comparison: Channing Frye \n\nStrengths: Considered the top bigman prospect in the country ... Extremely smooth post player ... Has excellent touch within 12 feet of the basket ... Soft hands ... Excels on the offensive end with great fundamentals and footwork ... Put on 25 pounds of muscle between his freshman and sophomore seasons and it's made him a much more aggressive and confident post player ... Runs the floor especially well for a (near) 7 footer ... Good transition player ... Good shot blocker, with his long arms he should get a fair number of blocks on the next level ... Long arms and a quick leaper ... Very versatile big man ... Has many effective moves in the low post including a go-to jump hook. Has even developed a sky hook in his sophomore year ... Great at positioning himself in the post ... Has nice form on his jumper, range is developing ... Positions himself well for rebounds and excels on the offensive glass ...\n\nWeaknesses: In high school he developed a reputation for being soft and not showing enough heart. Scouts still have some question marks about his toughness inside. He is vastly improved in that area, but still struggles against big and strong players on the NCAA level ... Not a physically imposing player inside, plays more a finesse game. Needs to get nastier ... Should still add an additional 10-15 pounds ... Not an out of this world leaper, but solid ... Not an extremely emotional player, which is both a positive and a negative ... Passing and ball handling are decent but can improve ... Also has been injury prone (missed half of his freshman year after a hip injury that required surgery) ... Must develop a killer instinct, more intensity ... Free throw shooting is just average ...
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Being able to do a bit of everything: awesome shooter, not necessaarily a scorer, but able to hit shots with a high percentage; excellent passing skills like stockton to malone; being able to move and play without the ball; frustrating my opponent on defense (bruce bowen style, only without kicking ray allen); being able to pull down the boards, especially on the offensive glass; and being able to come through in clutch situations and not choke; and finally making all my teamates better, because that is what a TRUE basketball player is all about!
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Kobe without a doubt. Dont get me wrong but you would be a good lookin brotha with good height, very fit and with an abundance of talent. you get to step onto the court knowing you are the threat, handle the roc and get 40 some points a night and you are super clutch in front of all your screaming fans; they are everywhere in every city. there is the intense scrutiny and criticism but you dont let it bug you and bring you down, you handle the pressure well. i would feel rejected since i didnt win the mvp but after a couple hours who cares? i go home to a beautiful wife and children, the past is the past and you got a good family life, very healthy. sounds good to me. \n\nthen you got a short hideous canadian, terrible hair due as a matter of fact! (mop head), and terrible fashion. you go out on the court fortunate to have the matrix, bell, thomas, and diaw to pass to. you rarely get opportunities to take shots because youre too busy trying to be fancy and throwing the ball to your teammate so that they will finish the job for you. of course this translates to more wins but you see kobe and it makes you a bit jealous that he still made it to the playoffs. i would win the mvp award and try and shove it in kobes face but whats it worth if i dont get a finals ring? i loose to the clippers and i go home rejected.
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The bulls need size all over the team, not just at center position. They don't want another Chandler (size w/o offense) whose characteristics many of the tall guys in this draft seem to share with him.\n\nSo they should pick Ronnie Brewer who would play shooting guard, adding size to that position and thereby helping to distribute size more evenly across more positions.
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ok how bout allen iverson, rip hamilton and tj ford they r soo hot but yea chaucey is pretty hot 2. go pistons by the way lol
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Manu is a multi- fasted player. He can hit the three and remember he drives to the left. On Defense he is great at getting offensive fouls on the other team and also he can steal the ball consistently.He is an excellent player my friend.Yesterday against SAC Game 4 he had 27pt.8reb off.rebounds(9 in all),that proves your point!
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C - Shaq O'Neal\nPF - Tim Duncan\nSF  - LeBron James\nSG - Kobe Bryant\nG - Jason Kidd\n\nShaq - a mountain in the paint.\nDuncan - half-court domination factor\nJames - Showing his potential and still a ways to go\nBryant - 81 points in a game. Enough said.\nKidd - best floor general in the game.
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Dirk Nowitzki is not over rated.  He is a seven foot forward who is virtually unguardable because he can post up on small men, drive by bigger men, and hit threes and mid-range jumpers over anybody.  He has also developed as a rebounder and dishes out a decent amount of assists per game.  I think he is first-team all NBA caliber.
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maybe you like the way he looks, or even plays.  you also could be from his country or a kings or pacers fan