Re: State of the Union?

[Sean <sgiovanello@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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EWill is a very valuable member of this team.  I think that he can easily be a #3 scoring option, and could possibly be the #2 scorer.  More important, though, is the steady flow of word from inside that he is a real leader on this team.  If the money is possible, keep him.  
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I think that, plus his expiring contract, makes him the most tradable commodity on the team.   Some contender is going to really want a player like for down the stretch.  This, coupled with the cap space he creates, makes him an attractive commodity for teams looking to shed payroll.  





Douglas342@xxxxxxx wrote:

>     Inasmuch as I am far less conversant with the technicalities of the game than are others, and since I don't crunch stats like some do, I can only offer the following from the cheap seats.
>     I think Banks IS the point guard for the future.  The team seems to spark up when he's in and sag when he's out.  Keep him.
>     EWill is a very valuable member of this team.  I think that he can easily be a #3 scoring option, and could possibly be the #2 scorer.  More important, though, is the steady flow of word from inside that he is a real leader on this team.  If the money is possible, keep him.  
>     Other than that, I'm clueless.  Things move fast and sloppy.  I cannot, though, point my finger at anything in particular.  I still think this team is taking a step backwards in order to go forwards, but this seems to be on the verge of an awfully big step back.  We're losing leads to bad teams.  And at home.
>     I do, though, really appreciate and enjoy the spirited and cordial discussion on this list.  Thanks to all who post.
> - Doug in LA, who has his annual Clipper-Celtic tickets in hand