pissed off

by stevenro59 on Jun 28, 2007 9:12 PM PDT

ok here is some names that have left us wanting more.

Ike Diogu - 2007
alright, to lazy
mike dunleavy - 2007
had to go
troy murphy - 2007
had to go
erick dampier - 2004
should have kept him
antawn jamision - 2003
great, should have kept him
larry hughes - 2002
doesnt matter
gilbert arenas - 2003
omg no comment

jrich - 2007

and we still have adonal foyle... we are doing a grat job

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Im sad but excited

So Long J-Rich, Welcome Brandan and Marco! I think Mullin and Nelly did a good job, as long as those guys stay healthy, hey there's still free agent signing.

by LilJay23 on Jun 28, 2007 9:15 PM PDT reply actions

Dampier

Agree, for the most part, but you lost me on Damp. There is no way in a million years Damp improved the team. Yea, he had his moments, but the other 80% was made with boneheaded mistakes and just plain carelessness. Not to mention the fact that he thought he was the ish. Shaq put him in his place when he said he's the best center in the wnba

by illmaticwarrior on Jun 28, 2007 9:18 PM PDT reply actions

Ditto

Not sure about dampier either but Im real dissapointed in the Ws when will they learned from their supid ass mistakes!

by Dopey on Jun 28, 2007 9:22 PM PDT reply actions

salary dump

the rationale for doing this deal has to be a salary dump. Wright is a bit of an unknown.

by jrizzle on Jun 28, 2007 9:22 PM PDT reply actions

sadly

that team could make the playoffs in the east

Murphy
Jamison
Richardson
Hughes
Arenas

Damp
Ike
Dun

by nativeson on Jun 28, 2007 9:23 PM PDT reply actions

Waaahhhhhhhhhhhh!

Sorrry, but that list has nothing to do with anything. There's nothing we can do now about losing Arenas, or not drafting Kobe, or TMac, or KG when we had the chance, or trading McHale and Parish for Joe Barry Carroll, or the time you could have bought a bunch of Google stock in 1995.

All we can do is look forward and try to improve this team. I think we'll look back in a year or so and say this deal was an absolute steal. We may not, obviously, but sometimes in life you gotta take risks.

I'm happy to hear legit arguments why it's a mistake to trade an above-average shooting guard for a potential superstar power foward with freakish atheticism, great hands, and a 7'4" wingspan. But it's totally unfair to Mullin and Nellie to whine about water that's long since passed under the Bay Bridge.

by Sleepy Freud on Jun 28, 2007 9:37 PM PDT reply actions

the more I think about the trade....

the more I like it. Sure J Rich is a warrior for life, but now the Dubs are much closer to competing with the western conference powerhouses. With Biedrins and Wright, rebounding should not be a problem. We move Jax to SG and Al to SF and we have a very big and fast starting five. This team is perfect for Nellie's system.

A true Warriors fan holdin' it down in Long Beach.

by Nick D on Jun 28, 2007 9:59 PM PDT reply actions

RE:the more I think about the trade......

The more I think about the trade, the more upset I become. This was a horrible trade for the warriors save the cap room. If they felt the need to trade J-Rich, they should have received a lot more for him.
Wright is not the low post threat they so desperatley need and will not help with the rebounding, just look at his college stats! I just hope this does not set us back.

by tangel29 on Jun 28, 2007 11:54 PM PDT up reply actions