On Isiah
E.H. Munro
ehmunro at hoopsboston.com
Tue Jan 2 11:59:11 CST 2007
> On Dec 20, 2006, at 2:38 PM, Alex Goldblatt wrote:
>
> At the front - Frye and Lee is the best option, wonder how long
> will it
> take to finally bench Curry.
>
>> On Dec 20, 2006, at 4:17 PM, Jorge M Pereira wrote:
>> Believe me they won't bench him. They do have to give him a breather
> once in a while, though. Hire Big Al's personal trainer over the off
> season and Curry would be a tip top center in the league.
>
>
Jesus, if Perkins posted Curry's December numbers of 19.1 p/g and 7.8
r/g he'd be getting pimped as an MVP candidate. Heck, since the New
Jersey game Jefferson's posted a 17.5/11.7 line and Celtics fans are
ready to anoint him a first ballot Hall of Famer again. Curry and Lee
is probably their best 4/5 pairing as Lee brings athleticism and
defensive intensity to the 4 (where you really need it due to the
quality at the position these days), while Curry is light years
better, offensively, than Frye. I tend to think of Frye as one of
Thomas's mistakes. He should have traded the kid after his rookie
year, He's not as good at the 4 as Lee and not as good at the 5 as
Curry. Of course, Lee's athletic enough to guard 3s, so using a Curry/
Frye/Lee frontline gives opponents fits. That is until the opponents
counter with a small lineup.
E.H. Munro
"I have never been comfortable with people comparing politicians to
whores. After all, whores are hard working, rarely think that they're
better than you, never call the cops on you, and never force you to
hire their cousin Bernie. All in all I think the world might be a
better place if politicians were more like whores."
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