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Re: Billups et al



John Lyell wrote:
> 
> Actually that really means little.  Where was Walker chosen ?  Where was
> Joe Smith chosen ?  Which has been more productive and seems to have more
> talent  ?
> 
> Where was Sam Bowie chosen ?  Where was Michael Jordan chosen ?  Enough
> said.
> 
All top 10 picks. Nash was chosen in the teens, in what was considered a
pretty untalented draft *apart from the top 7 or 8* 

Bowie was drafted due to need not skill. Portland already had Clyde
Drexler, they had no need for MJ, although now you can say that they
should have picked MJ *as we all know they should have*

So in effect it does say something.

Warwick

> On Saturday, November 29, 1997 1:45 PM, Warwick Janetzki
> [SMTP:giants@icplus.net.au] wrote:
> > Starke R. Farrell wrote:
> > >
> > > > You know it seems an awful lot of posts are ready to give up our >
> future
> > > > just to be able to win more games now.  We are building towards the
> > > > future so hopefully we won't have to go through a dismal season like
> > > > last year for a long time.  Remember the key word -
> > > >    FUTURE....
> > >
> > > Billups DOES NOT work in this system.  Billups WILL NOT work in this
> > > system.  His gifts do not include pushing the ball up the floor in an
> up
> > > tempo game. He DOES have the potential to be a good guard.  He DOES NOT
> > > fit here.  We need to get something back for our number 3 pick, like a
> > > good 1 (like Nash) who can play this style, or a good 4 (Williams
> > > perhaps).
> >
> > Where was Nash picked?
> >
> > Where was Billups picked?
> >
> > That says it all.
> >
> > Warwick
> > --
> > MZ?

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