Curry is just plain careless with the ball – somenthing he needs to work on in the offseason. Curry has good instincts, good bball IQ but just needs NBA seasoning.

Even piling our expiring contracts like speedy, maggette, and george isn’t enough. Bell has a weird clause in it which is like he can’t be traded in combination with others.

On January 16 (when Raja’s eligible to be traded), send Maggette, Turiaf, Claxton and Bell for McGrady. Sure we lose Turiaf, which hurts, but we shed ourselves of Maggette’s nasty contract while getting an inspired TMac for the duration of this year. We can elect to re-sign him this summer or sign and trade him.

@808SPacific: Monta and Randolph to Sac for Kevin Martin and Jason Thompson, not just a “few of the Sac guys”. Martin and Monta are equally great scorers, with Martin having more length and a more traditional size for the 2 guard spot. Thompson has legit 4 size, something I’m not sure Randolph will ever have (bulk/strength-wise). I’d rather go for someone who is already consistently defending the post and putting up 17 pts and 9 rebs every night than having Randolph’s potential (which is tantalizing, but scary).

After these two trades, the Warriors have:

PG – Curry/Watson
SG – Martin/Morrow (Buike next year)
SF – McGrady/George/(Cartier Martin – if signed)
PF – Thompson/Radmanovic (Wright next year)
C – Biedrins/Hunter

This summer:
1) Draft a back-up center
2) Re-sign Watson and Morrow
3) Either re-sign McGrady or ideally get Joe Johnson

Maggettes/Monta war dance!
CJ is the invisable man, at least to Rondo!
Ronny, magnetic energy lifts the who team!
Oracle is rockin’ again!

Having the 2 big guys back basically helped us hold pat in the rebounding department against Perkins/Garnett/Davis…..Andris did his best, but looked uncomfortable and out of ‘game’ shape……his presence was helpful though…

Uncharacteristic turnovers for Boston….they looked completely discombobulated on the offensive end during most of the key possessions in the 2nd half.

I’m sure Doc Rivers tore them a new one in the locker room and on the sidelines….they executed very poorly.

Tough road trip for the Celtics, losses to the Clippers and now Golden State…….

I expect a Warrior loss tonight against the Lakers. The Lakers offense is more efficient than the Celtics offense. Not to mention, the Laker defense is the best in the league this season.

On another note, let me ask you guys a question:

Which front line would you rather have?:

Artest, Gasol, Bynum w/ Odom off the bench?

or

Pierce (when healthy), Garnett and Perkins with Rasheed Wallace off the bench?

I basically say that Gasol/Bynum and Perkins/Garnett are pretty much the same.

You got a long, athletic 4 with exceptional talent in Gasol and Garnett and you pair that with a young Center like Bynum and Perkins.

I like Bynum’s offensive game much more than Perkins’, but I say that with rebounding and defense factored in, it’s pretty much a wash.

Lamar Odom and Paul Pierce are the winners in the comparison…..Pierce would eat Artest alive offensively and Odom’s skill and length provides more of a dynamic than Rasheed’s stand still 3s.

I take the Laker front line.

We will have our hands full tonight……