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Glad to see Emeka get a fresh start since he seemed to be stuck in the middle of being good and being bad. Great pickup for New Orleans.

And that is exactly why you will never get any respect.

Yeah they reported it as a done deal then said it wasn't. I hope to god it isn't.

I think the three might have been a Fiba three pointer so that is about his range.

Looking forward to see him playing!

http://i27.tinypic.com/166f2fd.jpg Bored so I thought I'd make my first wall. It's pretty simple but I like it.

Nets and Suns have to have the most college teammates who played together on each team. Jared Dudley and Sean Williams. Earl Clark and Terrence Williams. Robin Lopez and Brook Lopez. Yes, I am that bored.

Sooooooo yummmmmmmmmmy.

http://www.netsdaily.com/?p=8433

http://www.nypost.com/seven/07262009/sports/nets/warrick__davis_on_nets_radar_181381.htm

I picked Spurs but Blazers could also be an option. Adding Miller and just being a year older really improves their roster.

Current: Jason Kidd, Carmelo Anthony, Tim Duncan, Brook Lopez, Hakim Warrick. Retired: Clifford Robinson, Derrick Coleman, Kerry Kittles, David Robinson, Jason Collins. All-time: Kidd, Duncan, Robinson, Kittles, Collins.

Doesn't Julien Wright have some of the qualities that Warrick has though?

I just think he fits perfectly on the bench. With Yi being inconsistant, their is also no harm with starting him as him and Yi both don't know defense but he at least is a proven offensive player. PG - Dooling / Alston SG - Williams / Dooling SF - Hayes PF - Warrick C - Boone Just the right mix of offense and defense IMO.

The Jays don't actually have to trade Roy...but if they do it better be for Matt Stairs.

http://bleacherreport.com/images_root/image_pictures/0532/2594/7162_feature.jpg While Hakim Warrick is no LeBron James, he is someone who is capable of helping out with this team right now and as well as in the future. The Grizzlies chose to rescinded their $3 million qualifying offer to Hakim Warrick, giving them more flexibility on the free-agent market resulting in Warrick being open to any team including the Nets who passed on him on draft night years ago to take future bench warmer, Antoine Wright. At the age of 27 years old, Warrick is not yet a veteran but in terms of experience on the New Jersey roster, Warrick would have to be that leader. While in Memphis it was Gasol’s team and then Gay’s team, Warrick was a leader at Syracuse and has recently stepped up his efforts on the Grizzlies team, though he did not have a contract. Warrick, along with Mike Conley, Rudy Gay and OJ Mayo were working out together in Las Vegas building team chemistry even before the season began and also supporting rookie Hasheem Thabeet during his rough Summer League being at the games and talking him through the tough times. The Nets are much like the Grizzlies in the fact that they are youth based with the talent being under 30 years of age. They could defiantly use someone like Hakim who is willing to work together as a team much like what Carter had done with Chris Douglas-Roberts and others by taking them under his wing. While looking in the post, three guys in Sean Williams, Yi Jialian and Josh Boone step out the most in that category as each player has fallen off the track and could use some help finding the right way. As for where he fits on the floor, the Nets truly lack low post scoring. While Warrick loves the fadaway and the occasional three pointer, he can attack the basket and draw fouls which was lacking aside from Devin Harris in 2009. Add that with his almost 12 points per game scoring and you add a scoring threat to a Nets bench that lacks scoring from the big man which took a blow with the trading of Ryan Anderson. On the defensive end is where he gets beat as he is smaller than most power forwards resulting in easy baskets but you also cannot win games without some sort of scoring and it’s the risk you have to give up especially when you trade away your second highest scorer for a second year player. Does Hakim Warrick fit the Nets? It sure doesn’t hurt.

Will be a rough year but not THAT rough.

What has Glen Davis done during the season to prove otherwise? Yes he had a good playoff run of 14 games which is against TWO teams while the season is against every team out there. You can pile up 14 games where Yi put up those numbers too and he could be argued as playing better this year if it wasn't for the injury. The point is Glen Davis played well in the PLAYOFFS (which we won't see) right before the summer he hits the free agent market. Yes he played great for 14 games but let's be honest, do we really need a big who can't shoot .500 percent from right under the basket and who the Nets passed over in the first place? And another thing, don't call me kid. You disrespect posters around here and you will keep getting called out on it again and again.

Depends on the big you get. Tim Duncan has one less ring than everyone on that list and it can be argued that Kobe's and Paul's are the result of a dominant big, right?

http://blogs.nypost.com/sports/nets/archives/2009/07/brian_hill_leav.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLFYWl4pwts Ten Second Epic featuring Jers girlfriend.

First of the worst! I see use being bad but to rank us below some of those teams is horrible. What have the Knicks even done other than lose two of their best players from last year? Least we got something back in return.

I thought they used DNA or whatever because Carter never drives!

Sex machine.

But what Horford can learn from Wallace is better than what he can learn from Zaza even if he is the better player at this point.