i would love to know who this loser is... sorry, I mean poster..
I can't believe this guy here just called himself zxcvbnm... Why would anyone call themselves the whole row of letters on the bottom row of the keyboard? Was this guy too lazy to think of a name to call himself, so he decides to use the last line of the keyboard..
I can't believe this guy here just called himself zxcvbnm... Why would anyone call themselves the whole row of letters on the bottom row of the keyboard? Was this guy too lazy to think of a name to call himself, so he decides to use the last line of the keyboard..
because the NBA draft is all about potential nowadays not about a proven player. Nelson has improved every year in college, he will be a good pro. His upside may not as high as these high school players but his downside isn't as low. Every NBA GM is trying to hit a homerun instead of getting a known thing.
20. Denver: Jameer Nelson, PG, Saint Joseph's
It was puzzling that the Nuggets got so fortunate. Jameer Nelson was the college player of the year and a superb point guard for four years. He's tough, a clutch shooter and fearless. It's hard to figure out why he didn't go earlier, considering who went in front of him. But his limitations in size and defense came into question, and it's even more confusing considering the Nuggets just signed point guards Andre Miller and Earl Boykins last summer.
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It was puzzling that the Nuggets got so fortunate. Jameer Nelson was the college player of the year and a superb point guard for four years. He's tough, a clutch shooter and fearless. It's hard to figure out why he didn't go earlier, considering who went in front of him. But his limitations in size and defense came into question, and it's even more confusing considering the Nuggets just signed point guards Andre Miller and Earl Boykins last summer.
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Orlando has really screwed themselves. The trade for Jameer was nice and gives them what could be a fantatic point guard.Should keep/kept McGrady.....drafted Okafor.....and folowed through with the trade for Jameer Nelson and things would of been looking up.Just makes absolutely no sense at all what this team has been thinking lately...
Yeah just what the Magic needed, another guy that can score, but will be a defensive liability. You just can't get away with be 6 feet in the NBA very easily. You have to be a serious stud on offense or be very good defensively positioning yourself (ask Derek Fisher) or else you can't be much of a factor. He will have to light it up like Tony Parker or else the Magic will continue to be a sorry defensive team.
