Anthony Randolph
by Zachm219 on Nov 17, 2009 3:44 PM MST
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There are some rumors blowing out of GS that Anthony is not a happy camper in Oakland (as well as Monta Ellis but we are set at pg). Yes I realize Randolph is not a big 7 footer,more of a body style of a stretched out Dermarr Johnson, and I also am highly skeptical that GS would even consider letting him go, but if it were possible we might be able to get him by offering some draft picks and a garbage guy like Allen. think of that lineup
Strarters
PG- Billups
SG- Afflalo
SF- Melo
PF- Martin
C- Nene
Second Unit
PG- Lawson
SG- JR/AC (the three guard line up strikes again...sigh whats sad is i have to put it in because we know Karl will use it)
SF- JR/Renaldo
PF- Randolph
C- Bird
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Replace Renaldo with Graham
And that’s a strong roster. Problem is, even the Warriors aren’t stupid enough to give him away.
"I always believe there's a reason why you go through everything." -John Elway
I'd rather have Biedrins
We need rebounding the most. Biedrins is a beast on the glass. That said, I wouldn’t be apposed to Randolph one bit. The kid can play, and it would make up for us not signing Frye, which ticks me off more and more every time I see him play.
Beidrins and Troy Murphy would probably be my top 2 realistic options.
By realistic I don’t mean likely.
by Missing Lynx on Nov 18, 2009 3:30 AM MST up reply actions
Warriors fan here - voicing my opinion
If the Warriors trade Anthony Randolph in a deal for anything less than a superstar, they’ll take a bigger PR hit than they could imagine.
Monta Ellis, in my mind, should be traded and fits the Nuggets better than most teams. While Ellis is not big, he is also not a PG. He is a SG that needs to be paired with a big, distributing PG, and the Nuggets are one of the few teams that fit that. However, I don’t see the Nuggets needing much help in the backcourt… especially scoring wise.
Biedrins is probably available, but I doubt that he is actively shopped. I would miss him. He’s an excellent rebounder and a decent defender, but he still fouls far too much.
Troy Murphy (former Warrior) is great if you’re willing to sacrifice protecting the rim for rebounds and offense.
by samuraaaaiiiiiii on Nov 18, 2009 4:07 AM MST reply actions 1 recs
The problem with Biedrins
He’s got a 9 mil contract, so its not possible to get him without giving back one of our bigs in return (or some sort of combination involving JR and two other players) Randolph is cheap, but as our warriors fan here suggests and as we all have surmised, GS is not likely to give him up, would be nice though, would be nice.
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