Re: A bold move for Malone

[Way Of The Ray <wayray@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I chuckle, when people, from whatever team they follow, propose trading their
expendables for anything of value. If you want to deal Forte for a low first, or
Anderson for a large continuing contract and a first, or next year's draft pick for

a mid first in this draft - yeah, that's possible, but you're not getting Malone or

anyone of quality for these waek ass package deals. If you want Malone,
top what New Jersey may offer of:  Van Horn and Cuttles.

If you really want Wallace to improve the team in a bold move, have
him move Walker to GS for Danny Fortson and the 3rd pick, and
take Nick from Georgia.

Or have Worthless move the C's up in the 2nd round to take Anderson from Brazil.

Or acquire a mid first to get a real PG in Dickau, who is of a higher quality,
than the PGs they'll likely be looking at in next year's draft.
Ray


> > ** Original Subject: FW: A bold move for Malone
> > ** Original Sender: Celtic4Hire@AOL.com
> > ** Original Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2002 05:24:48 -0700 (PDT)
>
> > ** Original Message follows...
>
> >You hear all the talk of how the East will be wide open again next year.
> > Should Wallace make another move to take us the next step? Wouldn't Malone
> > want a chance to play in the finals again?
> >
> > What about Kenny, Forte and the better of next's picks for Malone? I think we
> > still need another decent salary to make the money work (19 million), maybe
> > VP but I would like to keep him to match up for a time with Shaq in the
> > finals.
> >
> > Before the naysayers begin to hoot, both Kenny and Malone are in the final
> > year of their contracts. Malone is certainly winding down but could sparkle
> > in the playoffs. I don't know where he fits but can certainly add to the
> > team. I would just hope that maybe we could sign Stockton for baby dollars on
> > a one-year contract to make it a go one more time....
> >
> > DJessen33
>
> >** --------- End Original Message ----------- **