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Hornet said:
George Shinn screws Charlotte again. lol
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kooly Reply:
July 28th, 2009 at 6:32 am
Emeka’s always had decent numbers, but his impact on the game has been going downhill every year. In all honesty, he peaked in his rookie season.
This trade is a win for the Bobcats
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# 27 July 2009 at 8:49 pm

and1droid said:
The rationale has to be that Chandler provides similar (yet likely less) production while providing cap room in a couple years. So the Bobs stay roughly as competitive while going after a superior player in a few years.
That’s not an impossible scenario. Chandler’s toe and ankle may hold up next season. A star free agent may decide he wants to play in Charlotte. Eh… It’s a risky move and it’s not a move I’m comfortable with. I don’t like it right now.
Is another move immanent that would make this all makes sense?
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# 27 July 2009 at 9:26 pm

CatsFan said:
Larry Brown knows what he is doing. Chandler is a real center not a PF playing C and if healthy can be a stud. He can run the pick and roll, set screens and he rebounds on the offensive glass. he seems more intimidating and more passionate about the game. Okafor always seemed to be going through the motions. If healthy I think it could be an upgrade. We must bring back Felton though. But every move we have made since Brown became coach has been good. How many people thought trading Richardson was smart at the time?
Felton/Augustin
Wallace/Radmanovic
Bell/Henderson
Diaw/Diop
Chandler/Brown
etc
plus Larry Brown
Not bad imo
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# 27 July 2009 at 11:33 pm
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# 28 July 2009 at 1:20 am

Jammal said:
Chandler is what the Bobcats need. He 7′1″ and has crazy hops. He just needs to be coached to be patient on D and how to get better position on Offense. He will also run the court and be in every play. On the other hand Okafor never hustled down the court, he used the same robotic post move, and could never play D on larger and quicker centers unlike Chandler can. He is much more affective then Okafor.
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# 30 July 2009 at 11:19 am

Nate11 said:
I see the only good part of this trade being that we get rid of Okafor’s crazy contract. It is just swapping two guys who are almost the same player. I’m sick of swapping for a player that is only as good as the one we got rid of. When are we going to land someone big that can actually help?
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# 7 August 2009 at 9:55 pm

Chuck said:
Got to bring Felton back
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# 11 August 2009 at 9:53 am

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