Comments on: It sounds like it’ll be awhile for Bogut … patience advised

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By: Skeet

Skeet — Thu, 29 Nov 2012 20:21:43 +0000

Patience is thin in Warrior land!

That being said, the Warriors are progressing in a positive way without sacrificing youth…yes this is a team with playoff potential but if you analyze at what are future holds you can see the pattern of productivity being set in place…were trying to sustain success instead of stumble across it….its a stand up world and were trying to stand up to the face of our problems…….

Our rebounding is just short of outstanding and that is the result of ONE draft alone…

The depth is slowly but surely emerging as a legitimate NBA bench with good potential and value…..also absorbing inevitable injuries every team will suffer I.E Bogut..Rush

The Warriors contracts situation is also going to be pretty good once Biedrens & Jefferson come off the books.

Although this will probably be another mediocre season, it should show great promise of what is unfolding in Warrior land…Without Bogut Rush and hell possibly Curry I think we can have some succes just because of the foundation being set these days…

By: John Starks

John Starks — Wed, 28 Nov 2012 19:52:02 +0000

I’m willing to trade the remainder of my W’s season tix for Raiders tix. Any takers, hit me up at redaries510@gmail.com

By: Fire Bob Fitzgerald

Fire Bob Fitzgerald — Wed, 28 Nov 2012 19:51:15 +0000

Meet Carl Steward, the wild eyed, don’t worry be happy, optimist.

By: Grey Warden

Grey Warden — Wed, 28 Nov 2012 16:56:22 +0000

I agree with #7 Slamdunk; they’ve pretty much missed every targeted date with Bogut. At this point, I don’t believe anything they say about his timetable for returning. Honestly, I don’t even think Bogut will even play again this season. He’ll be lucky if he even played 5 full games (none of this restricted minutes bull), let alone 1.

By: antispy3

antispy3 — Wed, 28 Nov 2012 09:01:56 +0000

I think GSW (mis)management should have been more reticent in this entire approach. They should have exercised more caution & @ least “elude” to the recovery timeframe more in line with 12 months from the initial injury. That puts Bogut out until mid to late January.

Why should a catastrophic injury like that suffered by Bogut be minimized in comparison to an ACL or patella knee injury? Of course this would have led to speculation to the ill fated “microfracture” reference but medial & fan pressure would have been alleviated. . .& pressure from all parties involved upon Bogut would have been minimized. A Bogut on one limb for 65 + contests is worse than a Bogut on TWO limbs for 50-55 games. This is unchartered water, to be sure; but I think GSW (mis)management would hedge against further setbacks & maximizing his long term effectiveness (and retaining his long term FA services) byt erring on the side of caution; which should have been the tact from day one. . .

Can’t see how an effective team like the Warriors are hoping for (every indication is that sans Bogut the W’s can be that team. . .thank you Stephen Curry, knock on wood, Harrison Barnes & his fellow rookies & Klay Thompson)if they are successful in their San Francisco relocation strategy wouldn’t be attractive to a healthy & contributing Bogut. But unneeded outside pressure would contribute to Bogut’s own relocation strategy. . .

By: slamdunk

slamdunk — Wed, 28 Nov 2012 04:59:19 +0000

Please no more “projected dates” when Bogut will be back. That has been the worst part hearing that he will be back “next Saturday” or “in the next couple of games”. It is bad enough that he still cannot play, but this is like Lacob, and Jackson promising that last year’s team was playoff ready…just a bunch of crap.

By: KR1S_G

KR1S_G — Wed, 28 Nov 2012 04:34:46 +0000

I think ppl forget what else the trade involved. Without this trade, warriors DONT get Ezeli, RJ, and most likely Barnes. Yes its too bad bogut isnt healthy yet, but the team is 8-6! I dont think a core of curry, monta, lee, and udoh would get them very far.. esp with biedrins as the only center on the team. Good trade in my opinion.. great trade if bogut comes around.

By: Derek

Derek — Wed, 28 Nov 2012 03:22:01 +0000

#2, Dillymac. I will agree Meyers blew it on the Monta/Bogus deal, however, if you exclude that trade, the guy has been lights out. He’s a huge upgrade over both Riley, Mullin and the other cast of clowns from the past. Meyers deserves praise for finally providing the team with a balanced roster. I wouldn’t at all be surprised if he is able to broker a trade exchanging AB and his huge expiring contract for a quality starting center. Maybe Okafur or a guy of that caliber, now playing for a loser.

By: Steve

Steve — Wed, 28 Nov 2012 02:57:03 +0000

Dillymac, you mean that same “crappy ownership and lousy GM” who drafted Klay Thompson, Charles Jenkins, Harrison Barnes, Festus Ezeli and Draymond Green? AND who also signed Carl Landry and Jarrett Jack to FA contracts? You mean those guys? Yep, I hear you. Not a clue what they’re doing. Happy Holidays!