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Maggette needs to go.

With Crawford on board, this Warriors squad has a chance to put some wins together...and Corey Maggette is not part of that equation. Obviously V.3 of the We believe Warriors is looking for an identity. They have found one nice piece in Beidrins scoring and rebounding. They have found another nice piece with Crawford as a scoring 1. Once Monta gets back, the Warriors 1-2 punch will be the fastest in the NBA, bar none. Wright should be playing about 30 minutes a game at 4 and Turiaff can spell Beidrins and Wright depending on the situation. Jackson holds down the 3 with Kelenna and Morrow in the rotation at 2 and 3. 

Maggette in my opinion is the one piece that doesn't fit. We simply can't trade BD's heart for Maggette's 20 per game for a terrible Clippers team. Here's what Maggette brings to the table: 

1) No passing: 46 minutes played on Monday against the heat. Zero assists. The reason he gets to the free throw line is because he gives up easy buckets for his teammates (on passes) for difficult shots in which he looks to draw the foul. 

2) Iso on every possession: I as soon as the ball finds Maggette in an offensive set, it stops. He either has to wait a second before delivering a dump down pass into the post, or he's going to shoot, take it to the rim or dribble into traffic hoping for a foul. 

3) No killer instinct. The Warriors are losing the close games they won last year. This could be attributed to the bad inbounds passes, the inability to get a defensive stop or Nelson's coaching. I believe it's terrible clock management by Maggette. He simply does not recognize when he should keep the ball moving, instead hoisting up ill-advised jumpers or going to the rack. It's probably worth keeping track of how many times he hoists up a jumper or three pointer with 10 seconds left on the shot clock while the Warriors have the lead. 

On top of that, has anyone seen that look of determination in Maggette's eye when the game is on the line. Not me. And he hasn't hit the shots to prove that he has it (and goodness, he's gotten the chances in the fourth quarter)

4) Whiner. Against Miami, Maggette was whining to the refs virtually every possession. When you are D-Wade, you have the right to talk to the ref about every call. You are the best player on the floor. When you are Maggette, you don't get that priveledge.

5) No urge to rebound. Corey's not the quickest guy on defense, but with his size, he should be grabbing rebounds at a much higher rate. 46 minutes against Miami, 5 rebounds.  If Corey is going to play 4, he needs to at least try to rebound like a 4. I don't see it. 

6) No 3's. Wondering why the Warriors three point shooting is so far down this year? Maggette can't shoot the triple! Last season we had Al taking the shots that Maggette takes. Al would get hot from deep and sink 2 or three in a row. Maggette's shot is a turnaround fade-away jumper from the baseline - he shoots a flat three-pointer that hardly has a chance (Notice the back-iron bricks- lots of them).  

7) He's hit the ceiling: It's not getting any better than what he's showing us right now. To me, he deserves to be a sixth or seventh man in the rotation. Then maybe he could learn that every minute he plays counts. 

So to sum it up, Corey is not a winner. He doesn't do the little things and he thinks he is a top-notch scorer, when in fact he is average to above average. Yes, he has nice biceps, but that don't mean squat in the fourth quarter with the game on the line. I would rather see Anthony Morrow taking his shots. Morrow has shown a knack for rebounding and with some regular playing time could become a great spot up shooter. 

This FanPost is a submission from a member of the mighty Golden State of Mind community. While we're all here to throw up that W, these words do not necessarily reflect the views of the GSoM Crew. Still, chances are the preceding post is Unstoppable Baby!

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He just needs more time to settle in and mesh with this new young team. He’s been on the clippers for too long playing the way he does, and he needs time to change. It’s not his choice to play the 4, so I expect him to not get that many rebounds with an evidently taller 4 battling it out with him. He does put up some questionable jumpers, but he’s a smart player and knows what he’s doing wrong. I think he just needs some time….

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by KMC on Dec 2, 2008 9:52 PM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

Maggette

Maggette just may be better served a sixth man option. That may end up being the case when Ellis returns, but I think Maggette is better for this team than Crawford is. I like Crawford and everything, but I I think what he brings to the table is already here. We have a streaky scorer in Jackson and scoring is clearly not the problem with the team. Maggette’s mindset of getting to the hoop and getting to the line is great for the team. It may rub off on some guys to the effect of instead of shooting a jumper, they can actually take it inside and get to the foul line.

by Rated-R Superstar on Dec 2, 2008 9:57 PM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

Exactly. I know Crawford just had an amazing game, and I loved it too, but how anyone thinks Crawford is a better fit for this team than Maggette is beyond me.

Maggette is a much more efficient scorer than Crawford. He is a better rebounder than Crawford. Maggette’s one of the weaker defenders in the NBA, but Crawford is even worse. Peripheral stats show Maggette to be the better player, the player who helps you win more, and indeed his teams have won more than Crawford’s have over the years. For all this talk about Crawford being a leader, let’s remember — the guy has never been to the playoffs. How much “leading” has he actually done?

Crawford’s a better three-point shooter, but not by nearly as much as you’d think over the course of their careers given this season… Crawford’s at .348, Maggette’s at .323. Crawford is obviously a much better passer than Maggette, but the importance of that has been overblown. That only seems like a huge need because our intended point guard has been hurt. Yes, Monta might never become a true point guard… but Crawford isn’t one either. I just don’t see what Crawford gives us that we were lacking.

Maggette’s skills help us more. He scores efficiently. He rebounds decently for a 3. He gets us to the foul line, where we’ve done a lot of damage so far… we hold a four-point edge on our opponents in free throws, despite shooting them at a lower percentage. Will to win? I dunno… he’s sure at the free-throw line a lot in fourth quarters, sure draining most of ‘em. He doesn’t have as sunny a personality, I don’t like his whining to refs (or Jack’s either), and in some ways it’s hard to love a swingman who doesn’t pass, but what Corey Maggette does works pretty well. It works better, and better for us, than what Crawford does.

I don’t love either. But if I had to pick one to keep, the answer is simple: Corey Maggette.

by onlxn on Dec 2, 2008 10:11 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

are you

comparing 2 completely different players? maggette is a duplication of jackson. what is the biggest area of need? amongst other things PG and crawford is a pg maggette is a 2/3 masquerading as a 4 which we have an abundance of.

although i must say i dont love either of them craw/mags

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by VonteegoCummings on Dec 2, 2008 10:16 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

totally agree with u on the magg part…hes a duplication of jack (but with no passing capabilities and always does ISOS), which we done need at all…WE NEED A PG WHICH CRAWFORD IS! u guys will start loving crawford when our lineup gets better, ull see

by DeepS on Dec 2, 2008 10:25 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

And Maggette can rebound a little while Jackson makes no effort to grab rebounds whatsoever.

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by Goofus on Dec 3, 2008 12:40 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

Where did this “Crawford is a point guard” fiction come from? Crawford averages fewer assists, both this season and over the course of his career, than Vince Carter. Jamal Crawford is no kind of point guard… he’s a shooting guard who passes a bit more than average. Crawford is a much closer duplication of Jackson than Maggette.

A couple teams have wasted their time with the idea that Jamal Crawford is a point guard. I’d rather we didn’t do that. Jamal Crawford is Stephen Jackson without the defense, and I hope the team realizes what a mixed blessing that is.

by onlxn on Dec 3, 2008 12:13 AM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

If youd rather have

Jackson running the point and handling the ball more than Crawford, now thats beyond me.

by pbra17 on Dec 3, 2008 9:37 AM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

I wouldn’t, but I don’t really want Crawford running the point, either… I want Monta to do that, at least until it becomes clear that he can’t. And if Monta’s running the show, give me the competent defender in Jack as the other guard. I don’t think Crawford should start on this team.

by onlxn on Dec 3, 2008 1:16 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

I think Crawford is more a duplication of Ellis. Neither of them are true PGs, but together in the backcourt, they can probably share the job of running the offense.

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by Goofus on Dec 3, 2008 12:42 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

I’m not in love with Crawford either, but he’s a pure scorer who is willing to pass. Passing is not overrated – look at Kobe’s Laker’s this year. Perfect example. Kobe willing to dish and the Laker’s have their best start in the Kobe era. Crawford fits Nellie’s system better as well. He’s a dynamic point guard who handles the ball well (and doesn’t play defense, haha).

To be honest, neither Maggette nor Crawford fit well on the floor with Monta as a scoring point. Monta is going to get a lot of players open jumpers when he gets back (Hello Anthony Morrow and S-Jax!)

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by peteb24 on Dec 2, 2008 10:26 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

Passing is not overrated –

 Yeah, Wade recognized that and started dishing out instead of trying to force it to the rim and look how that worked out for them. That’s the difference between a winner and a loser, the winner adjusts to the flow of the game and is never really out of it. Hopefully our kids were watching what happened to them and learned something?

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by Skeptic con Urquell on Dec 2, 2008 11:14 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

Passing absolutely isn’t overrated, I agree with you. But Crawford’s passing is. He’s averaged four assists a game over the course of his career, along with some moderately inefficient shooting… that’s not a combo that’s going to jumpstart an offense.

It’s nice that Crawford passes more than Maggette. It’s prettier and it’s more appealing. It’s not going to help us as much as what Maggette does.

by onlxn on Dec 3, 2008 12:17 AM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

H wasn't asked to be a passer int he past and played alot of 2 guard so

his stats do not accurately reflect his talent. He is the best ball handler we have and it appears the best passer. I expect his assist totlas to go up.

by smearthebeard on Dec 3, 2008 7:46 AM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

He is the best ball handler we have and it appears the best passer. I expect his assist totlas to go up.

  I agree, he’s got much better handles than montay so it would make sense to train crawford to be a distributor and play montay at the 2 spot and magette at the 3 spot. Jax and Kbuki can rotate in to keep everyone fresh. If crawford can’t be trained to play the point the way we need it played then trade him.

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by Skeptic con Urquell on Dec 3, 2008 10:39 AM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

maggs is terrible for this team…he is all about ISOS…which is the CURSE that has made us worse and worse…NO MORE ISOS, he ISOS more than sjack does when sjack is playin poorly

id rather have a defesnive player in always rather than maggs, maybe wright or randolph getting more PT if maggs wasnt around!

by DeepS on Dec 2, 2008 10:09 PM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

Crawford can do more than score

Against the heat he showed the ability to pass and read situtations. I’m not really sold on either player but we will be keeping both guys and I do not seem them playing well together. Maggs is an isolation player. Crawford can pick and roll, draw and kick, etc.

Making Maggs a sixth man makes sense because he can get you out of a offensive slump with his isolation play and draw fouls. He is an expensive bench player but he is who is he is and he will always be able to draw fouls which helped foul out Marion for example.

 If Maggs could learn to drive and kick (to help avoid charges) and learn to handle switches on defenses, it would really help this team.

by terryteagle on Dec 2, 2008 10:30 PM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

I agree with all this

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by Goofus on Dec 3, 2008 12:44 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

while

I don’t want to give up one him so soon… he has been somewhat of a disappointment so far, and now with Crawford coming in, I just don’t see him fitting in long term if we still have Jamal, Monta, and Jackson.

by Agent Zero on Dec 2, 2008 10:33 PM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

maggs isnt a huge problem

its still early in the season for the most part. and before a team starts winning, they have to learn how to win. we have the youngest squad in the league. they just have to learn to win. theres only 4 players on our roster that have 4 or more years of experience on the team. and maggette is playing out of position with taller players going after rebounds. just give the team time. dont use maggs as the scapegoat. in my eyes the only scapegoat that we should be pointing fingers at is rowell and cohen. i know the season has been frustrating so far, but dont hit the panic button yet. just give them time

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by thecity_8 on Dec 2, 2008 10:33 PM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

completely agree on giving them time...

rohan stuck us with a vitrually new team and people are expecting us to mesh and be a playoff team in the 1st year? cmon now…

by Dr. Orpheus on Dec 3, 2008 12:36 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

Win?

I just want to see Ball movement. We have players who would take low % shots rather than Pass to an open man, IDK if it’s lack of court vision or they don’t trust teammates. IDK

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by chili01 on Dec 2, 2008 10:52 PM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

oh and CONTEST SHOTS

jeebus we do not even try to put a hand up

I will always be your fan JRich. Good Luck

by chili01 on Dec 2, 2008 10:55 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

maggs needs to go?

For hoo? if your so pissed with him and just talk about how hes bad, tell us how we can “let him go”. no way in hell we can trade him with his contract right now, and i dont even think he is a big problem like you think. He gives us freethrow, something we really needed, and we know what we get with him. like onlxn said, he is i think our most efficient scorer along with monta. what do u expect, he was with the CLIPPERS for 9 seasons, in the most completely opposite system and style he is in right now.

were 18 games into the season and you write him off completely. I think he will get it together and get more comfortable with his new teamates. In his good years wit hthe clipps, he averaged 3 assist, and in nellies system, hes given the green light to go all out, so if your going to complain, tell nellie to stop giving the green light to him. did you watch him as a clipper? how would you know he has no killer instinct? if you hate him for whining, you must hate alot of people in the NBA. you got it all wrong in that we traded barons heart for his 20ppg? uhm iono if u remember but baron LEFT US. we gave max to gilbert and brand. they didnt accept. so the warriors went with the best option in maggette. sure he had 20 points per game in a crappy clips team, but hes giving 20 points with us to. other than the two games morrow has, hes hit 10-27 from the field. with mags. if morrow isnt hot, theres no reason for him to be in the game. give maggette some time to trust his teamates.

by GSwarrior on Dec 2, 2008 10:53 PM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

wait . . .

Nellie like Maggette because he penetrates. Something that was sorely lacking from last years team and without him penetrating, we have no inside game.

Ellis to the RIM!
Monta for the win?! YES!

by XIAOXIAO on Dec 2, 2008 10:57 PM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

or very little penetration at least

Ellis to the RIM!
Monta for the win?! YES!

by XIAOXIAO on Dec 2, 2008 10:57 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

i bet baron wants to be back too haha…clippers are worse off than us

by DeepS on Dec 2, 2008 11:27 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

all the things you said you hated

can all be said about jack…no offense if jack is getting 6 asists a game its not good if he has 4-5 turnovers.

by montadaboss on Dec 2, 2008 11:16 PM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

TRADE MAGGS!

sorry but he has to go. maggette just doesnt fit this team in any aspect. he doesn’t pass, he’s not the best leader, he bricks/airballs a lot of shots. he seems like he’s playing his own game within the basketball game…he’s just not sitting well with me. he doesn’t seem like the “best” teammate. trade maggette while he’s still valuable he’s the odd man out of the rotation. he’s not a 4 but that’s the only available spot left. i say, while we still have him (until december 15) though…to bring him off the bench. have a starting lineup of Watson/Crawford/Jack/Turiaf (Wright)/Biedrins. The main purpose for this is so Crawford, Jackson, and Biedrins can get their offensive game going. The difference between Crawford and Jackson opposed to Maggette is they actually PASS the ball to Beans. When Maggettes on the court with Jack and Crawford at the same time, it feels like there is a minor competition on who gets enough touches/shots and what not…leaving Biedrins completely out of the picture. in my opinion, in order to be successful and more efficient (not getting to 3-point friendly), Biedrins needs to be in the offensive game a little bit more than he is. When Ellis returns our lineup could hopefully look like this

Ellis / Crawford / Jackson / (Whoever we can get for Maggs)(Turiaf)(Wright) / Biedrins.

by gorillas on Dec 2, 2008 11:36 PM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

scratch that

Turiaf out of the potential starting PF spot and placed to backup center.

by gorillas on Dec 2, 2008 11:37 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

Disagree with many on Mags....

I like his play. He was brought in to take it to the basket and get to the FT line more. He is doing exactly what was asked of him. Could he improve his passing, absolutely, but then so could Stack. I still cannot believe how many turnovers he has!

Give the guy a break, geting sick of fricking Armchair experts jumping all over a guys back when he has not even been properly playing for our squad for 3 months!

Way too many trigger fingers here!

The team is getting better, I along with some really liked the Crawford trade, then when things didnt hapen fast enough, the bitching about him started, including from upper echelons of GSOM.

Suddenly he hits the type of numbers many of us knew he was capable of and now it seems everyone is singing his praises.

You lot can be the most fickle bastards I have ever come across, your worse than Manchester United fans.

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by BritWarriorGSW on Dec 2, 2008 11:57 PM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

man u fans?

ouch, i wish i could offer a counter-argument, but that’s the way some folks have been acting. at least we aren’t outspending the vast majority of the league and complaining about how our overpaid superstars are failures if they don’t win titles every year. so, it’s not quite that bad.

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by cap'n hack on Dec 3, 2008 10:05 AM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

Does anyone remember..

…when management traded Baron for Mags and some fans actually said it would make us better?

…how Mags gets to the line and will help finish off close games in the 4th quarter?

Don’t get me wrong. He still gets to the line but his O-minded game has never translated to wins before and it certainly is not now that he’s here.

For someone with his physical gifts, there is no excuse to not be a better defender.

by misterjennings on Dec 3, 2008 7:29 AM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

Agreed

And you can’t compare Maggette and Crawford, or Maggette with Jackson, or Jackson with Crawford. They all bring different things to the table. They all can score, but they do it in different ways.

Crawford definitely has the ability to dribble and pass way more than the other two. Jackson has the ability to initiate and/or execute a play. He is a decent, if not good, option to have at the PG position at this point. Him and Monta in the backcourt is a good combination.

Maggette’s best ability for this team is to get the line in TRANSITION. I would give up some of his FT trips because a lot of them come from ISO plays, which takes the whole team out of rhythm.

I don’t mind so much when Jackson goes ISO because he has the ability to find an open man. Maggette simply does not care to involve anyone else when he has the ball.

I think getting rid of Maggette and his contract would be a godsend. it would A) allow Jackson to play the 3, which I think he’s better at than playing the 2 as I think as a 2, he’s slow and he’s strong enough (lanky strength) to D up on 3’s and even 4’s. B) it will give no excuse to Nellie to play Wright consistently.

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by Doctor Kajita on Dec 3, 2008 11:09 AM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

CORRECTION

In the second paragraph, second to last sentence…HE refers to Crawford, not Jackson. Crawford is decent if not good option at PG.

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by Doctor Kajita on Dec 3, 2008 11:11 AM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

Er....Baron was not TRADED for Mags...

Baron got on a plane and pissed off back to LA all by himself!

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by BritWarriorGSW on Dec 3, 2008 12:20 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

maggette

had a dunk pretty much blocked at the end of a crucial game by CHRIS QUINN. so what if was fouled, CHRIS QUINN is 6’2" 175 pounds of pure scrub, and he touched maggettes hand and he missed a dunk. there is no fire in this guy as seen by his complete lack of facial expressions during games unless he it complaining about a call. his selfish statement at the beginning of the year where he referred to himself and jax as 20 points scorers and made it seem like beans was just lucky that night to get 20. he sucks get him out of here, at least out of the starting lineup where he ruins everything. no trade ideas, just get him out of the mix and play wright.

Monta needs to grow a beard.

by monta needs a beard on Dec 3, 2008 11:24 AM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

What the Warriors really need to do with Maggette

Bring him off the bench. Maggette is a scorer, he doesn’t pass very often, and when he does don’t be fooled, its out of character for him. I must of been one of the few Warriors fans who wasnt surprised about Maggettes zero assists in the Heat game in like 45+ minutes played. So what do you do with him? You make him the primary scoring option off the bench, (ex. Lamar Odom).

My ideal starting 5 (without Ellis)
1. Crawford
2. Morrow
3. Jackson
4. Wright
5. Beans

Off the bench
1. Watson
2. Buike
3. Maggette
4. Randolph
5. Turiaf

Why morrow for buike in the 1st squard you might ask? Simple, morrow is who we thought he was, a spot up shooter. Having him on the first squard will space the floor for Crawford and Jackson who rely on iso play to get into the paint and score. Buike and Maggette become your go to scorers off the bench.

With Ellis back (and hopefully 100% healthy)
1. Ellis/Crawford
2. Ellis/Crawford
3. Jackson
4. Wright
5. Beans

Bench
1. Watson
2. Buike
3. Maggette
4. Randolph
5. Turiaf

Same second lineup, only difference is with a healthy ellis, we have a log jam at the guard spot, so morrow is now out of the equation. Eventually the dubs will have to make a decision imo to part with 1 of the big 4 guards (Crawford, Ellis, Maggette, or Jackson) because of the amount of money being invested in 4 isolation scoring guards.

Truthfully tho, any kind of stable rotation would please me at this point. Im so sick of playing the guessing game of which rookie is gonna being warming on the bench on any given night. Its time for the warriors staff to get their shit together and make some damn rotations for these guys.

by kyzah on Dec 3, 2008 11:58 AM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

So Morrow goes from starter to completely out of the rotation? I don’t think the real world works that way very often.

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by Goofus on Dec 3, 2008 12:51 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

oops

accidentaly clicked above post too fast. anyways, warriors dont work like “real world” teams do. we dont have a traditional roster, we have a roster packed with 6’5 guards who score a ton and play sporadic defense AT BEST. Because buike has been shooting so poorly from range, you almost have to play him in limited minutes because as a guard, he’s getting most of his points on drives to the lane and mid range jumpers. Morrow is raw, he shouldn’t even be playing this season imo, despite his 2 great games, but because he has the potential to be a reggie miller type shooter, the dubs will prolly want to hold on to him.

Long story short, return of Ellis creates a logjam at the guard positions. Someone will have to move out of the active rotation and go to garbage minutes. Who would you have it be?

by kyzah on Dec 3, 2008 5:01 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

Someone will have to move out of the active rotation and go to garbage minutes. Who would you have it be?

 It makes more sense to just rotate them in and out for about equal minutes, that makes it harder for the other team to get comfortable guarding one guy.

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by Skeptic con Urquell on Dec 3, 2008 7:46 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

I like it

But Im sure a 50 million dollar sixth man doesnt sit(pun) well with anyone especially the 50 million dollar man. With Ellis coming back who do you sit? It would have to be Magette by default, cause he is horse shart at the 4.

by highflya on Dec 3, 2008 12:21 PM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

i really hope we get a awsome, big, defender for them :)

by DeepS on Dec 3, 2008 2:29 PM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

maggette

is good but i know what you mean. it would be nice if they could trade maggette and randolph/azubuike to the bobcats for j-rich. if i were chris mullin i would make some offers that include maggette to get j-rich back. i thnik it could be possible if the warriors threw in randolph or buike.

by duballers23 on Dec 3, 2008 4:41 PM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

i wouldnt want to trade

randolph right now…even though hes raw, makes mistakes and what not, he’s still shown he’s willing to hustle, try to create shots for himself, rebound, run the court, and block like a madman. Once he starts shaking off those rookie mistakes, he’s going to be great for this team.

and whys he always look so sad all the time?!

by Dr. Orpheus on Dec 4, 2008 2:20 AM PST to parent up reply reply actions actions   0 recs

The future is not so bwright...

For the next 3 years(unless Jamal opts out) our starting 5 will be Ellis Crawford Maggette Jackson and Biedrins. Ellis and Biedrins are perfect, but something needs to be done about Maggs Jamal and Jack, we need to either dump all three for something or keep no more than 2. Bad contract management….

by myk on Dec 3, 2008 5:15 PM PST reply reply actions actions   0 recs

Sources: Warriors Already Regretting Maggette Signing

Corey Maggette is averaging 19.7 points per game, but his somewhat selfish play hasn’t gone unnoticed by other players. According to sources, after the final buzzer against Boston, Kevin Garnett turned to Maggette and shouted, “Way to get your numbers.”

“He just puts his head down and goes to the basket,” an Eastern Conference scout said. “He doesn’t even look to pass.”

Team sources tell SI that the Warriors are already regretting signing Maggette to a five-year, $50 million deal last offseason.
http://realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/55795/20081203/sources_warriors_already_regretting_maggette_signing/

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