He’s to slow, can’t shoot, has no confidence, no satisfactory skills, basically a useless player.

Drafting Rubio, would be nice, he’s big enough so Ellis can move to the 2 and we’d be OK on defense…but unless you see Nellie coaching this team for 2 or even 3 more seasons he wouldn’t benefit from Nellie’s system.

I’m not a fan of Williams, but I don’t think he squandered his opportunity in a few weeks of training camp. I think he’ll contribute more than just taking space up on the bench…especially once he gets use to the new system he’s playing in.

Yi would’ve been a nice draft pick last year to bring in a fan base…but there’s no space to trade for him now after getting Randolph and Wright. I also don’t think Milwaukee gave up on him as someone mentioned, they got Richard Jefferson for him, giving up on him would be more like trading him for a lottery protected pick in 2011.

Now I don’t have any snazzy trades to make the Warriors better, but thinking of the future, after Jackson gets his extension, they’ll have 3 players getting about 30 mill a year on the perimeter. None of them are moving to the bench anytime soon, Nelson won’t be here much longer and no one else would move Maggette or Jackson to the 4 so there’s no getting around those 3 starters on the perimeter for the next 3+ years…Biedrens is the starting center.
The only way to get better is to find a 4, or what’s more likely develop Wright and or Randolph to be that player for a run in the next few years. This team is good they’re just young. They don’t have the point guard depth right now, but if Ellis didn’t get hurt this wouldn’t be that much of an issue…but looking at the future, Ellis has to be that guy…we have no other options with the way that they’re building this team now and who they spent and are looking to spend their money on.

We’ve had young teams before, but we haven’t had this much potential or this much young depth for quite some time. But then again I’m just a faithful Warrior believer that saw potential in Dunleavy and Murphy, so I guess I’m a more of an optimist than a realist when it comes to the Warriors.

And finally, I’d rather try to get something for the ‘nothing’ (Belinelli & Williams) that’s sitting on the bench that cost the W’s two 1st round picks.

Marcus Williams unfortunately is this year’s Troy Hudson; he was given the opportunity with the W’s and he squandered it; now he’s just taking up space on the bench. Instead of Williams, I’d rather give a longer look to Morrow and Kurz right now, until Monta comes back. But I don’t want to just cut Williams because he cost us a future 1st round pick

In regards to Belinelli, he’s lost his confidence and could use a change of environment; D’Antoni’s system would be a perfect fit; former Italian coach trying to duplicate the Suns style of play in NY. If you package Belinelli with Williams, maybe the W’s can get something. Everyone else still on the team, I’d like to see develop this year. Morrow can take Belinelli’s spot, because a shooter with a confidence problem just won’t work.

As far as lineup goes; everyone who plays in Nellie’s system, plays multiple positions depending on the opponent. If you don’t like Jax at PF, great I’d like to see Robinson or Wright get a chance to start. The problem becomes who do you sit and will Nellie let a rookie start? How about this?

Starters: Starting PG, Jackson, Magette, Robinson, Biedrins
Backups: Ellis, Azubuike, Harrington, Wright, Turiaf
Rest: Nelson, Morrow, Hendrix, Kurz etc.

As for a starting PG, if the W’s fall into the lottery again, I’d like to see them get Ricky Rubio. Again, I’m thinking down the road, but you need an all-star PG to do Nellie’s system justice and there’s no way, the W’s are getting Paul, Williams etc. And it looks like Mullie’s hands are tied now with Rowell playing owner.

One last thing Jaysohn & AJ; if you can come up with a way to improve the W’s, then post it. And AJ, I thought about keeping Chandler and Lee, but I don’t think Lee can keep up in Nellie’s system and the W’s already have Turiaf.

First we give up our one hope who can maybe make perimeter shots and a guy we haven’t really given a chance to and one of our replacement pointguards for a under-achieving Chinese big man who was given up on by Milwaukee. I think we get the short end of the stick. Yi is not an impact player, either are Belinelli or Williams, but I don’t think it’s worth it.

Second of all, he has Jackson at the 4, when in all acutality, Jackson will be the 2, by all accounts so far.