We don't need scoring, and he's gonna demand shots. If you ask me, we got a decent enough version of Rashard Lewis in Al Harrington. One tweener is enough for me. Just get me a RAW POWER 4 and i'll be solid.

He is going to demand the ball as much as Jackson wanted it in the playoffs. Trust me ITs just another mismatch and we would have the advantage. Ive seen him play alot and it really makes me thinking that he would be very very good in this system

like Rasheed?

then we got two guys from the Palace brawl a couple'a years ago on the same squad!

We need a guy thas athletic, big, and is a good rebounder and can play defense. Tyson Chandler and Nene fit the mold, but simply stated, those guys aren't realistically available for us. One option is a sign-and-trade with Pietrus for Kenyon Martin. If not martin, same deal, through in cabbages, and get the human nut-wrencher Reggie Evans. He is the perfect player for our system, very physical, can grab boards like he's possessed (remember D. Fortson, more motivated, better ability to put the ball back up). Look for real trades or free agent pickups from teams with size and big men.

Think Mully isnt rethinking picking that center from Russia in the 2nd round instead of gambling on Leon Powe, OR Paul Millsap, who led NCAAs in rebounding THREE YEARS IN A ROW??? Not 1st guessing, i questioned it last june...just wasnt a GSOM'r yet. Gimme thoughts fellow warriors

I mean we couldnt have traded fisher for millsap, instead of the 3 guards we traded for that never hada chance here? did nobody do any homework on this guy from college?

that way they can dump jr smith and get pietrus..because pietrus can actually play defenese and rebound

big name big men, i haven't seen anyone mention tyson chandler, emeka okafor, or even elton brand. Maybe elton brand would want a trade after missing the playoffs. who knows?

we could go for one of the piston's big men on the bench such as antonio mcdyess or nazr mohammed. mohammed has seen very limited playing time on the pistons, but he used to be a good role player on the championship spurs team. he could help us in rebounding, defense, and championship experience.

it's easy to name off a bunch of big men in the league that would be "PERFECT" for our team.  but the fact of the matter is the teams that have these young, athletic, potential superstars are in no hurry to trade them for players like pietrus and jrich.  the Lakers wouldn't even let go of no-show Andrew Bynum to get hall-of-famer Jason Kidd.  Size is a valuable commodity in this league

tyson chandler...i know the hornets wouldnt give him up, but just a thought

is a rich man's Al Harrington and a couple of inches taller.  This guy's getting paid a lot of money for being the 2nd option in Seattle.  He's also a natural small forward, which we don't need.  Not a great defender and although he gets some rebounds, it doesn't mean he's a GOOD rebounder. IMO, Lewis wouldn't want to come here and Mullin shouldn't have a reason to go after him after chasing Harrington for the past few years.

if I were the Clips, I would not want to do any sort of deal within my own division. That'd be suicide....Same with the Lakers, tho I really don't see anyone I'd like from that team anyways that they'd be willing to give up.  They seem to love Bynum for his size more than for his skills, but he looks like he still needs a couple of years to get up to his potential.

fits our needs, but any time you get a player of that talent (assuming we don't overpay), it can only be a good thing. We then have the freedom to trade other players.

I'm not sure why people think we have the salary cap room to sign him though. He's the third best free agent after Billups and Carter.

reminds me of a faster, more aggressive, black version of troy murphy.

yea... how bout we just have big al work on his rebounding... then we wouldn need to do anything....