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Re: Draft & Free Agency
- Subject: Re: Draft & Free Agency
- From: Fred Fahey <fred@pet.bgsm.edu>
- Date: Thu, 12 Jun 1997 16:44:39 -0400 (EDT)
>
> Two points:
>
> I don't see trading Eric Williams for a draft pick unless it is in the top
> four. He is a proven talent, and a young talented big man. No way do you
> ever trade that for a late lottery pick, even in a deep draft -- which this
> definitely isn't. Williams is still a big part of our foundation.
IMO, Williams is no where as good as you indicate. On being a young, talented,
big man, I will agree that he is somewhat young. No one would give a top 4 pick for
Williams. He should have been a 18-25 pick then and that is all he is worth now.
>
> Also: I think we should all be psyched to see what Greg Ostertag has been
> doing to the bulls. Proof you don't need to have a top pick/superstar 5 to
> play center. SOME white stiffs can work out too. I think Ostertag is
> playing like a top center. Did you see his block on Longley? I love how he
> grabs rebounds at the top of his jump too. not like Big Country and the
> rest.
>
Always liked Ostertag. He is intense, smart and has good defensive instincts.
instead we draft Montross who couldn't jump, couldn't run, couldn't defend and couldn't
rebound.
Fred