Zog
Formerly Northstar. The Block, The Shot, The Stop
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I agree it would give us a much better all around line up. I find it unrealistic that any team will be able to sign two all stars in the 2010 class which is why I say we make a push for Bosh this summer and if not we attempt this deal with the bucks. Problem is then we still need to find a starting center after 2010 and looking at the list of free agents there are not many we can realistically get except mabye someone like a brendan haywood? That is unless we sign Gortat and he preforms above expectations which I still think Orlando will match a MLE offer to keep gortat
Well, that is still a problem whether we get Bosh or not... I feel Gortat, while not providing much offense, can be a bigger, stronger AV. He's also much better at shot blocking, is a better rebounder, and is definitely a better finisher around the basket. He seems to dunk the ball at any chance possible. Andy doesn't even dunk it when he is wide open all of the time. Z can still come in for 15-20 minutes a game if we need offense rather than defense from our center position.
However, if our lineup is Mo, RJ, Bron, CV, Gortat, and Gortat gives us 8ppg, that is plenty. We have four guys who can go for 25+ any given night, and Delonte, who can give us 15+ off the bench on any given night. In addition to that, Boobie can get hot and drop 15 as well, Z could make a few baskets and give us another 8 points potentially, and perhaps Andy gives us 8 garbage points. Having a scoring center with that lineup just spreads the scoring load around, it doesn't really increase it. There are only so many shots to go around.
If Bron scores his 28-30ppg, Mo scores 15-17, RJ scores 15, CV scores 17-18, and Gortat scores 6-8, you're looking at the starting lineup providing 81-88 points on any given night and Delonte adding maybe another 10, a few from Z, a few from Andy, and a few from Boobie, and you're over 100 and perhaps well over 100.