Re: Sure thing

[Fung Yee Danny Lim <dlim@utkux.utcc.utk.edu>]

I do agree, Kevin. I mean, I'd love to resign Wesley but this really
depends on the rate though. He's proven, yes, but proven with a what, 15
win team? And he has a one year track record. Let's not forget Barros,
who's almost the same height and averaged about 20 pts and 8-10 assists a
game, shooting around 50 % FG in Philly a few years ago. Look what he's
doing now. - Danny :) 

How the Lions doing, by the way? Fandi still playing?

On Tue, 10 Jun 1997, SIKELO   SEOCRS00  Kevin Lok, Sales, Singapore wrote:

> 
>         Hello,
>         I just like to remind everybody that the draft is no sure thing.
>         Remember #2 Ferry, #3 Owens and #1 Ellison (who unfortunately on
>         our books) busts? Come on Pitino, lets go with someone who is
>         developed like Wesley instead of getting some rookie PG(like
>         Billups) who comes with big (hyped) reputation whom there is no
>         guarantee that he can perform at NBA level (let alone be a
>         all-star), no guarantee that he will stick with celtics come 3
>         years later (after you have put in so much effort to develop
>         him).                            Come on Rick, sign Wesley and just
>         concentrate on some other more pressing need (like
>         Centre).
> 
>         Cheers
>         Kevin / Singapore / ser73fn3@ibmmail.com
>