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Zach Randolph I believe is salvagable. He is very tough for a guy who cant jump. He is one of the best inside offensive players in the league. I would take a chance on him.

I will inform the Spurs, we should try and make a trade for him... i'm sure this will put my name on a list for those bound for Belleview.

[Seattleallstar]

Originally Posted by pgardn

Zach Randolph I believe is salvagable. He is very tough for a guy who cant jump. He is one of the best inside offensive players in the league. I would take a chance on him.

I will inform the Spurs, we should try and make a trade for him... i'm sure this will put my name on a list for those bound for Belleview.

why would the Spurs need Randolph, where would he fit in?

Originally Posted by Seattleallstar

why would the Spurs need Randolph, where would he fit in?

Spurs Bigs

Tim Duncan
Fabricio Oberto
Fransisco Elson
Robert Horry
Matt Bonner

He is a far better scorer and stronger than any one of these guys except Duncan. We thought Elson would give us an athletic big man who could spell Duncan. We were oh so correct about athletic. He just cant play basketball.
When Duncan is off the floor we become a completely different team. I like easy baskets. RAndolph is the king of easy junk baskets. Popovich would just have to kick his butt around to play D.

[whodey17]

Randolph is a perfect player to fit into the Spurs rotation. He doesn't need to be the "the man" and he is a much better player than people give him credit for. With Duncan, Mano and Parker; Randolph can sit in the 4 spot and get his 15-7 and be happy to be on a winning team.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by whodey17

Randolph is a perfect player to fit into the Spurs rotation. He doesn't need to be the "the man" and he is a much better player than people give him credit for. With Duncan, Mano and Parker; Randolph can sit in the 4 spot and get his 15-7 and be happy to be on a winning team.

Yeah sure