
Does it really make any difference, though? Well, according to 82games.com, it might. Watson is the top-ranked Denver player in +/-, and, unlike Frodo, he can play a lick of defense. While Watson's and Ridnour's PERs are remarkably similar on offense, when they grab their shorts and assume the position on defense, dissimilar results emerge. Ridnour allows an eFG of 56%, while Watson's is a paltry 41%, a massive difference.
Now, I'm not saying Earl Watson is going to take us to the promised land, but he would be a heck of a step in the right direction. For his salary info, you can click here. Most trade scenarios involve combinations of Mr. Glass, the Potato, and Flip Murray being dealt to Denver, with some including 3-way deals involving the T-Wolves, who apparently covet Evans and Murray.
4 comments:
Pull the trigger! Do SOMETHING, cuz this combination of players ain't working...
The salary isn't a big deal, because any player can be dealt in the NBA, no matter the contract. People are talking about Mark Blount being traded, and he has a TERRIBLE contract and is much worse than Earl. PG's and 7 fters are always in demand. Go get him Sund. (except he's actually playing in Denver now, and they like him)
I like the signing of Detlef as an assistant. I don't like the fact that that's the most encouraging news so far this season.
Carl
SEHAWKS, SHMEAHAWKS!
I'll take Ray-Ray's sweetness from 35 feet out any day!!!!
YESSSSSSS!!
-Q
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