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Rumor: Pietrus to Orlando

keyon dooling, carlos arroyo and jj redick maybe on the trading block?  who you take in trade for MP2?

heres a couple snipits from the article:

Could a Magic team that has been strangely inconsistent for weeks be shopping Dooling, or even point guard Carlos Arroyo, who moved into the starting lineup four games ago? The Magic aren't allowed to comment on players on opposing teams, but they are keeping their eye on the availability of Golden State small forward Mickael Pietrus.

here's the link

http://www.floridatoday.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080105/SPORTS/801050333/1002/SPORTS

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WANT FOYLE!

by DaAzNJRiCh on Jan 5, 2008 11:08 AM PST reply actions   0 recs

LOL
no thanks, i would like to make it to the playoffs within this decade
gdubb

by gogomaplata on Jan 5, 2008 11:21 AM PST reply actions   0 recs

I'd take Arroyo
would be a solid backup PG.  he's not a 3-point chucker, but he can hit the shot with decent consistency.  He takes care of the ball, limits his turnovers, gets a solid number of assists.  He's decently sized (6'2" 200lb) to play point.

getting paid $4mil on an expiring contract.  
A trade of Pietrus + Hudson's contract for Arroyo could work in theory.  If we can get productive minutes out of Brandan Wright, losing Pietrus' minutes shouldn't affect us much.

by jlagace on Jan 5, 2008 1:50 PM PST reply actions   0 recs

The Magic have been looking
to get rid of Arroyo, due to his attitude, so it might just work out if we throw in a little something along with Pietrus and Hudson's contract.

by Elcold on Jan 5, 2008 1:54 PM PST reply actions   0 recs

A RESOUNDING YES!!!!
TRADE HIM FOR FOYLE! TRADE HIM FOR FOYLE! TRADE HIM FOR FOYLE! TRADE HIM FOR FOYLE!

I mean, who are these random guys who always seem to make bad descisions and are always on the trading block? Petruis? Petrius? Whoever they are, they aren't Adonal Foyle.

Oh, Mr. Pietrus! I'll give you guys a good trade scenario.

Pietrus for Dooling and Foyle, we use our Ike Diogu Trade exception. Dooling becomes the backup pointguard, and Adonal our All-Star Center. Meanwhile, Orlando gets rid of the logjam at PG, and get an athletic swingman to replace Trevor Ariza. BOOMTOUGHACTIN'TINACTINIT'STHROUGH.

Tony.psd = Da Man

http://adonalobsessed.blogspot.com/

by Zorgon on Jan 5, 2008 2:23 PM PST reply actions   0 recs

Arroyo
Arroyo would be the answer to alot of problems. He's been pretty solid as the starting PG of late.

Arroyo isn't a great outside shooter, but he's gonna get into the paint and run your offense, distribute the ball. While we usually don't rely on a PG controlling the game when Baron sits (instead relying on high post and isolation), ....that's lead to alot of stagnant possessions.

A competent PG will get the ball where it needs to go, and direct traffic. You saw last night how Chandler, without any moves of his own, dropped 20 just by being given the ball in the proper spot. Biedrins got 20 the same way. A good point guard will do that.

Our offense will be a million times more efficient if we were dedicated to moving the ball inside to Biedrins, Harrington, and Wright, instead of Jackson hoisting bricks.

A Golden state of mind Indeed.

AIM: Jetforze

by OptionZero on Jan 5, 2008 2:31 PM PST reply actions   0 recs

Exactly.
Or Troy Hudson hoisting bricks, for that matter.

If the Warriors get ANY opportunity of a Pietrus for Arroyo trade AT ALL, it should be immediately done. I mean, theres simply no reason not to get rid of our generic swingman who is in a sort of log jam for the PG we always wanted.

Arroyo-Davis would be one of the best tandems in the league, IMO.

Tony.psd = Da Man

http://adonalobsessed.blogspot.com/

by Zorgon on Jan 5, 2008 2:36 PM PST up reply actions   0 recs

Preferably id take foyle in that trade
and throw in arroyo, but i guess if foyle is going to be putting up solid minutes like the last 2 games, then i dont think we can swing that deal

arroyo would be a solid pickup though, a point who like to attack the rim and distribute more than putting up jumpers, just what we need when baron is on the bench. Id imagine he can run the break with the best of them, not sure about his defense though, never really watched his D

by Thoang77 on Jan 5, 2008 3:18 PM PST reply actions   0 recs

I like Arroyo...
...in theory, but hasn't he flamed out his last couple stops? I think he was in Detroit, Utah...

by Zack Vank on Jan 5, 2008 3:54 PM PST reply actions   0 recs

Arroyo gone leaves only Nelson
Arroyo has started a few games for the Magic in place of the mediocre Jameer Nelson, and I don't know what the Magic would do without Carlos as either a sometime-starter or backup.  Without getting a decent PG back I can't see them making this trade.

Pietrus is underwhelming this year, but he should have more value league wide.  If you CAN get Arroyo, the Warriors should do it obviously.  He's at least a solid backup, and you need one with Baron's injury history.

JJ Reddick is an evil Dukie, but he'd hit open 3's better than BellyNelly.  I don't think it's fair value for Pietrus, but what do I know.  If only the Heat had someone the Warriors wanted... but then again, someone like the French Michael Jordan would drive Riley nuts.  Riley is due to quit any day now though, so perhaps it's a moot point.

Mortimer

by Mortimer on Jan 5, 2008 4:20 PM PST reply actions   0 recs

it's funny
so many teams are interested in Pietrus. If I were to never watch a game and just get my Warriors info from GSOM I would think that he's the worst player on the team and no one would have interest.

I've read on ESPN.com that somewhere around a dozen teams have shown interest. Perhaps these teams read GSOM and think they can get Pietrus for a bag of peanuts...

It's almost like the Warriors have 6 guys out there... they always have a guy open! - Jon Barry commentating game 3 last year

by gsw4life on Jan 5, 2008 5:07 PM PST reply actions   0 recs

its probably because
hes athletic, can once in a while hit a 3 here and there, and he plays D (at least he tries, and hustle goes a long way for some teams i guess). the scouting report doesnt say he makes bonehead decisions though

either that or theyre all crazy, which they just might be

by Thoang77 on Jan 5, 2008 9:58 PM PST up reply actions   0 recs

I'll take Arroyo!
I'll take him if that means being able to rest Baron more and still be able to win games, and keeping Baron healthy enough to play at least 70-75 games. If Arroyo can run the team good enough to maintain leads and not make things worse, then Baron will be able to rest enough to be more dominant in crunch time situations. But do this only if we can't trade Pietrus for some type of helpful bigman.

by Five Ten Entertainment on Jan 5, 2008 10:06 PM PST reply actions   0 recs

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