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smart. He’s risky to be sure, but this is swinging for the fences, which I like. I don’t really see how Wes Johnson helps the Kings go to the next level.
yeah. assuming Favors and Johnson go 3/4, then the choice is
a potential all star in Cousins, or a bunch of maybes like Monroe, Davis, Aminu, etc. It’s not like they are passing on a sure thing here.
Why wouldn’t you swing for the fences in that situation?
"I want to be traded to a contender" is almost always code-speak for "I'm a loser."
-Dave, 2/5/2010: http://www.blazersedge.com/2010/2/5/1297509/no-amore-for-amare
i think this is great value for him.
a couple weeks ago, i thought for sure he’d go 3 or 4.
"Nicolas! You're the strongest boy in the world!"
Heard he came into his workouts 20-30 lbs overweight
I see he’s getting his career off to a great start. That’s a pretty high pick for a potential headcase.
Treat people well because Karma can hit you at any second.
could this be Geoff Petrie's last act as King's GM?
Get out of Dodge before the brush fire and locust swarm
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