Comments on: Ben Gordon might not, but Richard Hamilton would http://www.dailythunder.com/2009/04/ben-gordon-might-not-but-richard-hamilton-would/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 18:00:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: corded drill http://www.dailythunder.com/2009/04/ben-gordon-might-not-but-richard-hamilton-would/comment-page-2/#comment-140392 corded drill Fri, 08 Oct 2010 20:56:22 +0000 http://www.dailythunder.com/?p=2205#comment-140392 Salutations from a greatly pleased reader !! In modern days it has gotten more and more tricky a task to read excellent level blogs on the internet. I am so proud I'm one of those who has stumbled upon a web log such as yours !! Salutations from a greatly pleased reader !! In modern days it has gotten more and more tricky a task to read excellent level blogs on the internet. I am so proud I’m one of those who has stumbled upon a web log such as yours !!

]]> By: brih http://www.dailythunder.com/2009/04/ben-gordon-might-not-but-richard-hamilton-would/comment-page-2/#comment-45746 brih Sun, 10 Jan 2010 13:57:58 +0000 http://www.dailythunder.com/?p=2205#comment-45746 круто пишете, но вроде бы повтор круто пишете, но вроде бы повтор

]]> By: medianaft http://www.dailythunder.com/2009/04/ben-gordon-might-not-but-richard-hamilton-would/comment-page-2/#comment-29608 medianaft Fri, 06 Nov 2009 14:43:36 +0000 http://www.dailythunder.com/?p=2205#comment-29608 Статья оригинальная, но помоему я где-то видел что-то подобное в интернете. Или я не прав? Статья оригинальная, но помоему я где-то видел что-то подобное в интернете. Или я не прав?

]]> By: Komiks http://www.dailythunder.com/2009/04/ben-gordon-might-not-but-richard-hamilton-would/comment-page-2/#comment-22629 Komiks Tue, 15 Sep 2009 09:18:24 +0000 http://www.dailythunder.com/?p=2205#comment-22629 Сдесь комменты можно почитать и в цирк не ходить!! бред какойто. Сдесь комменты можно почитать и в цирк не ходить!! бред какойто.

]]> By: Thursday Bolts -5.21.09 | Daily Thunder.com - Where Thunder Happens http://www.dailythunder.com/2009/04/ben-gordon-might-not-but-richard-hamilton-would/comment-page-2/#comment-8229 Thursday Bolts -5.21.09 | Daily Thunder.com - Where Thunder Happens Thu, 21 May 2009 15:38:18 +0000 http://www.dailythunder.com/?p=2205#comment-8229 [...] Empty the Bench likes Hasheem Thabeet with OKC or possibly trading the pick: “Here’s a thought: how about calling Detroit Pistons GM Joe Dumars, who’s open to trading just about anybody on his roster not named Rodney Stuckey, and talking about Richard Hamilton? Hamilton is exactly the kind of All-Star caliber talent with a proven track record of winning that could have a positive influence on the young Thunder team, not to mention help them win some games. At 31 years old, the well-conditioned Hamilton still has a good 4 years left in him; if Ray Allen can still do it at 34, Hamilton can at 35. A package of Hamilton, Jason Maxiell, and the Pistons’ first second-round pick (35th overall) for a player (Robert Swift?) and the third-overall pick–a pick which the Pistons would use on Rubio, shifting Stuckey over to Hamilton’s vacated spot at SG–might make sense for both teams. Of course, that’s just one possible trade scenario. But when it comes down to the words that come out of David Stern’s smug little mouth on June 25, here’s what Oklahoma City Thunder fans should be hoping for: “With the third pick in the 2009 NBA Draft, the Oklahoma City Thunder select Hasheem Thabeet from the University of Connecticut.” Hmm, that trade scenario sounds strangely familiar… [...] [...] Empty the Bench likes Hasheem Thabeet with OKC or possibly trading the pick: “Here’s a thought: how about calling Detroit Pistons GM Joe Dumars, who’s open to trading just about anybody on his roster not named Rodney Stuckey, and talking about Richard Hamilton? Hamilton is exactly the kind of All-Star caliber talent with a proven track record of winning that could have a positive influence on the young Thunder team, not to mention help them win some games. At 31 years old, the well-conditioned Hamilton still has a good 4 years left in him; if Ray Allen can still do it at 34, Hamilton can at 35. A package of Hamilton, Jason Maxiell, and the Pistons’ first second-round pick (35th overall) for a player (Robert Swift?) and the third-overall pick–a pick which the Pistons would use on Rubio, shifting Stuckey over to Hamilton’s vacated spot at SG–might make sense for both teams. Of course, that’s just one possible trade scenario. But when it comes down to the words that come out of David Stern’s smug little mouth on June 25, here’s what Oklahoma City Thunder fans should be hoping for: “With the third pick in the 2009 NBA Draft, the Oklahoma City Thunder select Hasheem Thabeet from the University of Connecticut.” Hmm, that trade scenario sounds strangely familiar… [...]

]]> By: Piston Powered » Blog Archive » Trade ideas: Thinking big http://www.dailythunder.com/2009/04/ben-gordon-might-not-but-richard-hamilton-would/comment-page-2/#comment-6558 Piston Powered » Blog Archive » Trade ideas: Thinking big Mon, 04 May 2009 22:49:04 +0000 http://www.dailythunder.com/?p=2205#comment-6558 [...] Royce Young of Daily Thunder ponders what it would take to get Richard Hamilton. He comes up with expiring contracts and Oklahoma City’s first-round draft pick: But again, Hamilton’s not a free agent. You’ve got to give up something to get him. Detroit wants to clean house, but they don’t want dirt in return. They’re going to want something worth their while. So let me pose the scenario: [...] [...] Royce Young of Daily Thunder ponders what it would take to get Richard Hamilton. He comes up with expiring contracts and Oklahoma City’s first-round draft pick: But again, Hamilton’s not a free agent. You’ve got to give up something to get him. Detroit wants to clean house, but they don’t want dirt in return. They’re going to want something worth their while. So let me pose the scenario: [...]

]]> By: Robert http://www.dailythunder.com/2009/04/ben-gordon-might-not-but-richard-hamilton-would/comment-page-2/#comment-6327 Robert Fri, 01 May 2009 20:54:09 +0000 http://www.dailythunder.com/?p=2205#comment-6327 If the only problem with Rip is his age and the fact we have good people that would be waiting behind him, really, those seem to cancel each other out. You get 2 good years of starter's minutes out of him and then start to phase in Weaver and Thabo along the way. I don't see why this is seen as such a "high risk" move. Seems like a no brainer to me. Also Royce, why can't this site have a forum or a message board? I mean the comments are practically the same thing, but the conversations that are more than a day or so old are alot easier forgotten about I think. Or maybe atleast be linked to one? If the only problem with Rip is his age and the fact we have good people that would be waiting behind him, really, those seem to cancel each other out. You get 2 good years of starter’s minutes out of him and then start to phase in Weaver and Thabo along the way. I don’t see why this is seen as such a “high risk” move. Seems like a no brainer to me. Also Royce, why can’t this site have a forum or a message board? I mean the comments are practically the same thing, but the conversations that are more than a day or so old are alot easier forgotten about I think. Or maybe atleast be linked to one?

]]> By: kev http://www.dailythunder.com/2009/04/ben-gordon-might-not-but-richard-hamilton-would/comment-page-2/#comment-6320 kev Fri, 01 May 2009 19:32:50 +0000 http://www.dailythunder.com/?p=2205#comment-6320 <a href="#comment-6311" rel="nofollow">@james </a> Thabo's my favorite player in the NBA. That being said, its up to him to work on his offensive game to justify keeping his starting spot. @james

Thabo’s my favorite player in the NBA. That being said, its up to him to work on his offensive game to justify keeping his starting spot.

]]> By: Royce http://www.dailythunder.com/2009/04/ben-gordon-might-not-but-richard-hamilton-would/comment-page-2/#comment-6315 Royce Fri, 01 May 2009 18:41:38 +0000 http://www.dailythunder.com/?p=2205#comment-6315 I'm not giving up on Thabo by any means (or Kyle Weaver for that matter). They could evolve into solid offensive players. They just aren't RIGHT NOW. I’m not giving up on Thabo by any means (or Kyle Weaver for that matter). They could evolve into solid offensive players. They just aren’t RIGHT NOW.

]]> By: Keith http://www.dailythunder.com/2009/04/ben-gordon-might-not-but-richard-hamilton-would/comment-page-2/#comment-6314 Keith Fri, 01 May 2009 18:37:58 +0000 http://www.dailythunder.com/?p=2205#comment-6314 <a href="#comment-6311" rel="nofollow">@james</a> The issue is that, in order to count on Sefalosha, we have to bank on a 4 year veteran suddenly upping his offensive game considerably. We need a two that can hit open shots, especially threes. Sefalosha isn't that guy right now. We would all love if the lineup we have can get it done, but 21-61 kind of precludes us being a contender without any changes. @james
The issue is that, in order to count on Sefalosha, we have to bank on a 4 year veteran suddenly upping his offensive game considerably. We need a two that can hit open shots, especially threes. Sefalosha isn’t that guy right now. We would all love if the lineup we have can get it done, but 21-61 kind of precludes us being a contender without any changes.

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