Comments on: Jax Out At Least Two Weeks

By: NotaNelsonfan

NotaNelsonfan — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 00:01:47 +0000

Jax out? At least now the offense will move the ball around more. Jax ain’t no leader his loss won’t hurt much if you really think about it. He does put up points,however, he complains too much to the refs then doesn’t get back on D. makes too many dumb passes and shoots to much.
If Jax can get out of his damn mind that he ain’t no MJ, Kobe, or Magic, and stop trying to act like them we would do a whole lot better. He is not a right fit for the W’s. He’s better when playing with other stars, like when he played with Duncan.

Even though we loss last night against the Lakers we did fine. There are those who can say his 20 points ave. per night might have won the game. But then again he could have hurt us with errand shots and passes too.

By: Vittorio

Vittorio — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 08:58:14 +0000

I believe that this year they will win more games the Cal Golden Bears that the Warriors.
Vittorio from Italy

By: reujan

reujan — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 02:15:01 +0000

thanks for the update… i was getting tired of having to read TK’s negativity.

By: frenemy

frenemy — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 00:39:44 +0000

Marcus — sorry if this is off-topic but I am hoping you can comment on the recent “controversy” over Anthony Randolph. Ric Bucher in a recent column (http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/columns/story?columnist=bucher_ric&page=warriorsbucher-081223) says that people within the organization say that Randolph is “as a singular talent capable of someday making the team a title contender” and that “some believe [he] has the talent to one day be among the league’s top 10 players”.

I;ve seen some flashes but nothing to lead me to believe he is all that. What’s your view?

By: OptimusPrime

OptimusPrime — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 22:14:08 +0000

Im getting to the point where the W’s need to tank the season and try to get a top draft pick. I think we have a pretty good core. Adding one more quality player via the draft (preferably a big man) and developing the younger players would help tremendously next year when everyone is hopefully healthy.

By: danikil49

danikil49 — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 21:12:45 +0000

Maggette’s response is the reason that this group of leaders can’t lead. Blah made a good point about KG and playing defense.I have heard Jack say the same the thing almost. They seem to think that they can win games by scoring more points. This teames problem is not scoring points . it is stopping the other team from scoring. Until Jack and Maggette do a 180 attitude change we are doomed to be miserable and watch the leaders on this team plat stupid ball not b-ball.
Wise up Maggette and Jackson and realize that sometimes other people are right. And please don’t compare yourself with KB or MJ they have won championships have you.

By: Gamesix

Gamesix — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 20:52:07 +0000

Robo, you are just now coming to this realization? The season was over the minute Baron got a great deal from the clippers.

By: No Lamar Odom tonite!

No Lamar Odom tonite! — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 20:10:33 +0000

No Lamar Odom for the Lakers tonight……..but all you guys already knew that right? ……….Because you guys are all “experts.”

Any way, on a back to back with no Lamar Odom, I agree we have a chance but we have to shoot over 50% for the game and have a “lights out” shooting performance.

We played well in the home win last week against Toronto…………..that’s the type of effort and FGP we need to win tonight.

By: Robo

Robo — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 19:58:23 +0000

Well, this season is over. The W’s are over 10 games behind both Houston (#8) and Utah (#9) in the playoff hunt. Even if a healthy Monta and Baron were to show up tomorrow, the W’s wouldn’t be able to make up the difference. They need to play the young guys and build more chemistry. They need to take out the trash i.e. Marcus Williams. Jettison Maggette, who I like, but he can add more value to the W’s in a trade. Keep Jax. Determine if Monta is going to be Monta. Figure out if Crawford fits or not. And start thinking draft lottery.

First things first, the time is now to trade Maggette. He would be a benefit to any playoff team in the Eastern Conference – I’m thinking Atlanta. The W’s could benefit by trading Maggette and Marcus Williams (and draft picks if necessary) for Al Horford, Zaza Pachulia, and Flip Murray. The Hawks could start: Mike Bibby, Joe Johnson, Maggette, Josh Smith, and Marvin Williams, or Maggette could be their 6th Man.

In the trade, the W’s get bigger and younger by adding Horford. They can trade Murray or let him and Pachulia walk at the end of the season to free up more cap space, and go after Paul Millsap. The Jazz will be too busy this off-season trying to re-sign Boozer, Okur, Harpring, and Korver to match the money the W’s could throw at Millsap. The W’s would get even bigger with Biedrins, Turiaf, Horford, Millsap, Randolph, and Wright.

I’d also like to see Leon Powe in a W’s uniform some day; he should be an unrestricted free agent after this season. Like Millsap, he’s a player who will bang, grab rebounds, and make the most of his opportunities. If the W’s can’t get Millsap, they can at least get Powe.

By: blah

blah — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 18:54:32 +0000

How about an article or two, or more, on subjects above rather than articles about the “selfish accused and their rebuttal”. That’s weak drama. I’m a sports fan, your article makes me feel like I’m watching a reality TV show on MTV.