Who is the best SF available, who we can afford to sign?

-Outlaw is a way better shooter than Brewer (in fact Brewer is a bad shooter and is not going to improve because his form is off..he broke his hand at a young age and he can’t shoot normally)
-Brewer is a better slasher
-Outlaw isn’t much of a man defender, Brewer is way better on nthat end

instead of correcting my post. who in you opinion is the best SF for the warriors? thats the point of me posting this..

He always was popular in Portland, is probably still stunned he was traded away. A couple years ago he was an excellent 3 pt shooter and has the ability to jump out of the gym, can run all day and can play some 4. I see him as an excellent fit for Nellie-ball.

And I’ve always like Brewer as a defensive fit; Outlaw would be a great physical fit with his length. Both help out with our smaller backcourt on the defensive end.

Josh Howard is an interesting prospect for the Warriors. Coming off an injury, he may be had for the MLE.

Did anybody else know Rudy Gay was a free agent (restricted)? What do u think about getting him if possible?

I like Brewer’s toughness,slashing and “D” !

He can be had for cheap and can do all the things we need until we can get new ownership in place and make a real move to acquire a legit starting 3.

Ryan Gomes is ahead of Ronnie Brewer, but only because he is cheaper.

Miller and MB are vets whose strenghts are completely different. We need vets on this team.

Miller would be the best player we could add offensively. He is a great mover of the ball, excellent vision, skills to match, everyone knows about his shooting touch. His defense and health aren’t as worthy of mention.

Matt Barnes would certianly be welcomed back by us fans, Andris, and most importantly, Monta. Solid defense, solid person, solid coner three’s, good ball movement, plus he is cheaper than Miller.

Though I think Miller has more value, MB is a close second.

Gomes would be a cheap pick up, though signing someone who Nellie would be tempted to play as an undersized 4 is scary.

Brewer would be a terrific pick up, too bad we won’t be able to afford him.

With Joe Johnson’s contract, I don’t see the Hawks being able to match Childress’

If I remember correctly, he had a season where he hit a few game winners… We need someone like that, we haven’t had a game winner since B-DIDDY!

Just read that Houston is willing to trade Ariza, Battier, and Scola for either Amare or CB in a sign-and-trade deal. The dub’s can offer Monta + BWright to Phoenix to push the deal, or is it not possible?

That leaves us with; Travis Outlaw, Ronnie Brewer, and Dorell Wright. All who are very athletic, good defenders and somewhat long

Since when did Outlaw become a good defender?

I do like his offensive game, but besides Korver, he’s the worst defender in this group (though Butler and Miller are bad defenders too).

Brewer isn’t a SF, so I’m going with one of the Wright brothers. Hell, sign them both, because three Wrights make a….never-mind.

Except maybe Mike Miller, looks like the Lakers are going to get him, shows yoiu how realistic that was. I also say trading Monta for Ariza, Marvin Williams, or Shane Battier,at this stage of his career in order to make Larry Riley finally look like an effectual GM is a MISTAKE.. I think, with Maggette gone, Nelson may have no choice but to go with our youth this time. And I don’t see any stopgap little additions making us appreciably better.
We’re not going to get Granger or Igyy for Monta now but we may ibe able to swing something in the future.
I don’t see NBA attendance spiking up anytime soon. I do think there will be a hangover from the madness of some of the stupid free agent signings of the last few years. I think having both salary cap and some desirable trading assets could work very well for us.
You are starting to hear about it with talk about Paul, Anthony, and Iggy ( who we could land) becoming available. I’m leery of being too optimistic but, some teams are very overextended, and with the prospect of having a new ownership who would even consider going over the luxury tax, There is the possibility of both big bucks and good exchange value over the next couple of years.