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I watched the summer league games. Isn't that pathetic and liked what I read about him in the international logs/scouting reviews. I didn't think he'd be as good or better than Anderson. I still think Anderson has a lot of potential.

Hopefully the Spurs can snap their backs for a 3-0 season swamping. That'd be a nice last two games.

This kid has been amazing. His foul line making shots at the end of regulation, 41% from threes and his cunning ellusiveness make him so great.

Someone like 6'9" Chris Singleton could do a lot of everything including defend the SF and PF positions. He is very ellusive with size and speed. His jumper is a work in progress. But, he's what Corey Brewer would have been. A defensive replacement for Jefferson/Anderson/Neal. Tobias Harris considered one of the top recruits from highschool this season is likely to return to school next year. He's 6'8" and is an interior presence. His detractors state lake of energy. While he has a good basketball IQ. Probably returns.

Kryptohate goes down. Seeya midget. No loss really. Only really there when Durant needs an end table for his Gatorade during games.

That seems like a big step. But congrats to Corbin. They will have a lot of young pieces. They aren't doing as well as Denver is that's for sure.

I think if healthy they can make the WCF depending on seedings and match up. Ibaka/Perkins, is an upgrade to anything they've had. The X factor will be how much of an impact James Harden can be. He's a terrific outside the box type of offensive scorer that can do a little bit of everything. If he reaches his maturity and potential he could be a Pierce clone.

Duncan for the main stay of his career has been used at the four. I think when you debate criteria he's certainly up there with the Karl Malone's, Charles Barkley's and others. He may very well be the best all time. As far as centers, he doesn't hit the top 5. He may be close to the top 12-15. Olajuwon, Ewing, Robinson, Malone, Jabbar, O'neal, Chamberlain, Russell all filter in right there or above. (That list was in no particular order).

Richard Jefferson is up there coming from a Spurs perspective. I think other guys that can be in the discussion are Jared Jeffries, Jodie Meeks, Jameer Nelson, and some other random players. JJ Reddick has my actual vote. That man is just awful.

I was sort of hoping with Splitter out the Spurs would look at him after the Brewer to Mavs fall out. I guess they're more concerned about a perimeter player.

I could see him being as good as an Asik in Chicago and a few other foreign big men like that.

I thought Batum was an alright defender. I would put Willie Green in that mix along with Peja Stojakovic.

Possible I've had other id's on several different boards.

Westbrook and Durant by far while Griffin and Gordon are a fun young pair the Thunder pair just has the mindset of dominating at such a fast pace.

Looking at this years draft there could be a place for someone like Montiejunas, Tobias Harris or Jan Vesley.

Big Spurs fan, and avid basketball fan. Site looks nice.