replying to a few different posts

[Noah Evans]

I don't think we need Haslem really. With PJ Brown and Powe I think we
have exactly what we need in the midsized power forwards that rebound
and do things right.

I would really like to keep Davis. He'll never have the size to be a
starter, but as a change of pace backup Davis already is a game
changer. As he improves he could definitely be a high
scoring/rebounding 8-9th man. Remember how much he frustrated the
Pistons earlier this year? I really love the current composition of
our team, even its youth. Rondo and Powe really have the potential to
take over as the center pieces of the team down the line. If Tony is
ever healthy again...

Noah

On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 11:23 PM,  <mark at 10thumbs.org> wrote:
> [+] RE: Larry Brown possibly coaching the Knicks again
>
>  >From the too good to be true dept (via hoopshype):
>
>  "Another name that cannot be ruled out is Louisville's Rick Pitino, the
>  former Knicks coach. Jackson considers Pitino the best coach he played for
>  and the two have remained close throughout the years. Whether Pitino would
>  leave college and return to the NBA for a third time is not known."
>
>  Isaiah Thomas to Rick Pitino? Out of the frying pan, into the fire.
>
>
>  [+] RE: Way's suggestion of Perkins + Davis for Bogut
>
>  eh, bleh. Bogut seems to be the Christian Laettner of this generation:
>  marginally overrated, kinda prickly with his teammates, softer than you'd
>  like, etc.
>
>  I agree that long-term keeping Powe and Davis might be difficult and that
>  given Powe's play of late he might be pulling ahead in that race.
>
>  The guy i'd be more interested in --- though he's also redundant w/ Powe
>  (though Powe seems to be able to play some backup Center) is Udonis
>  Haslem.  Miami is looking to cut salary so somethng like Davis, Scal and a
>  resigend Pollard would work.
>
>
>
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