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RE: Jerome Williams



One Jerome for another Jerome. You'd see something
like Moiso and one of the C's small forwards for
Williams. Maybe, the Utah draft choice thrown in.

They play better "D" when Pitino opts away from
pressing and trapping. I was thinking that Pitino
trying to fit his players into his system, rather
than other way around, has been his biggest 
flaw.
Ray

Ray


> ** Original Subject: RE: Jerome Williams
> ** Original Sender: "Berry, Mark  S" <berrym@BATTELLE.ORG>
> ** Original Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2000 07:43:27 -0800

> ** Original Message follows... 

>
> Don't want to distract from a great performance last night (it really
> was--even a thoroughly disgusted pessimist like me can admit it; still feel
> the same about the team, though)...
> 
> Now, a Detroit newspaper (maybe the Free Press... are there any others?) is
> reporting that Jerome Williams is on the block. That's not news, of course.
> He's been on the block. The talk was he would go to the Clippers, but the
> Clips' trade yesterday (sending out Ty Nesby for two Washington big stiffs),
> may have killed the Jerome talk. The paper says teams remain interested in
> Williams, and it mentions Toronto and Boston specifically.
> 
> The Pistons supposedly are looking for a swingman. Toronto figures to be
> offering Corliss Williamson. The Celts? Well, we have plenty of swingmen,
> but would Detroit be interested in any of them? Eric Williams? No. Chris
> Carr? No. Walter McCarty? No. Bryant Stith? Maybe, but he and Stackhouse
> seem like pure two-guards to me. Stith's expiring contract probably would be
> attractive. Pierce? Sure, but the Celts aren't trading him (don't get me
> started), least of all for Jerome Williams.
> 
> Anyway, I'm betting this one has some truth to it. Pitino has lusted after
> Williams publicly in the past, and he would address a glaring need on this
> team (rebounding). He also could guard opposing small forwards, if Pitino
> remains convined that Walker can't (another subject I won't get started on).
> Something to chew on.
> 
> Mark
> 
> P.S. Did anyone ever imagine this Celtic team holding an opponent to four
> points in a quarter? Ever? That's the most shocking thing I've ever seen.


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