depends on what we would give up though.

What would you be willing to give up?

I’d give them willie green (i’d give willie green for a bag of doritos), I’d offer them Jason Smith (sorry was never that impressed and with Speights there’s just less minutes for him) but keep in mind who is coaching the team. He’s a win now ‘right player’ kind of guy. Does he have interest in guys like rush or royal ivey – you never know – do the bobcats have a ‘bad’ contract they want to get rid of, these are not questions i have the answer to. If Brown has soured on someone though the player should be cheaply available

Not sure where I said he’s better than Andre Miller

Andre MIller is not a long term solution at point guard in my mind and the sixers have no other legitimate options in my mind, if Felton can be had cheap, he’s worth a look.

Felton is an RFA after this season, so the Bobcats don’t exactly have a lot of time left to decide on Felton.

But, to sum up, if the Sixers really wanted Felton, it would prolly be Speights + Lou Williams or Thad Young and there would be some filler to make the cap work

There’s no way in hell Felton would cost that much or any team would pay that much value for a guy who is in the dog house

I did mean after mimller, that’s my bad.

But what you’re forgetting is that the bobcats don’t have a year or two, not really, they have to decide now or he’s going to sign with someone else next season, after this season (at least according to Chad Ford) he’s a restricted free agent.

Once a player plays one NBA game, where he was drafted means absolutely nothing…unless you are gilbert arenas and then it’s a chip you carry on your shoulder forever for reasons no one understands.

Plus, let’s not forget the Larry Brown factor…does anyone doubt that he’s going to run that franchise the way he wants into a ‘win now’ kind of franchise to rebuild his tranished image (after bad ends in Detroit and the horrible events in the Knicks) without any concern about how he leaves the franchise once he does leave. Larry Brown is all about Larry Brown, and that can work to the advantage of teams dealing with the Bobcats. I’m not saying offer nothing, but I’m saying I think that the Bobcats might take less than market value for Felton if push comes to shove.

They have to decide this year whether he stays or goes, and if it’s the trade deadline, they ain’t getting much of anything…so if they are going to move him and get something for him they have to move soon.

But I could be wrong…I think saying ‘he was the fourth pick in the draft’ has no value and holds no water any more. Darko Milicic was the second pick in the draft,, so what? Adam Morrison, anyone think he has ‘3rd pick’ trade value any more?

Thad Young would be a top 5 pick if his draft were redone…draft pick position is meaningless in terms of player value once they play and establish what they are and aren’t on the court, and if Brown (and by extension the bobcats) are down on felton, then his value is down because he’s a guy they don’t want.

Is the GM who drafted Raymond Felton still running the Bobcats? I personally believe one of the reasons LB took a job like that is because he’ll be given free reign to make moves – he’ll call the shots like he did when he was here and Billy King was ‘the GM’ doing Larrys bidding.

Larry Brown has only been there for one draft (was he even hired before the draft) so the only ‘guys’ there I think are safe in terms of ‘unproven’ are this years draft.

I’ve been a huge Gerald Wallace fan for few years, gave me some great fantasy points when no one expected him to do squat

Who would you give up? I mean just saying you would like to pick someone up with some upside in a percieved weakness is easy to say ‘sure, I’ll get him’. But who do you propose would be the trade bait to reel him in.

Also, I am curious what exactly you are looking for from the 1 spot? I mean, yeah, everyone wants a point guard who can dish, score at will and play solid D, but what strengths are you most desperate for? Iggy can spread the ball around, that much seems obvious. Can he run the half court offense? If that is a yes, or a part of the time, you really don’t need the traditional point guard type as much. Roy is a prime example of that, and that’s why Bayless was such a good draft pick for the Blazers. The guy can bring the ball upcourt, he can defend a fast point guard and has good size in doing so, but he is a score first guy. That is fine because Roy can run the set. Now that being said, how is Iggy at such a task? How is Lou-Will at defending the 1 spot? Is he a strong scorer/slasher type? How well can he create his own shot? How does Willie Green have a roster spot (He was on my fantasy squad last year, obviously a deep league, and I had to drop him for someone who never saw playing time just because Green was so volatile).

I like the spot you guys are in. Everyone is trying to cash out their contracts for this year’s free agency. You guys won’t have any wiggle room if I am right, so you get to trade an expiring contract in Miller (if you so desire) and you can probably get a nice piece in exchange for a team chasing Lebron or someone like that. Only a few teams will get the big free agents that lots of them are seeking, but you guys get to play the other side of the ball, giving someone a shot at the gold, but taking what you want from them in order for them to do so. That bing said, if New Jersey and their undisguised attempt at getting Lebron, gives up Devin Harris for Miller’s exiring contract, that would be unbeatable. I have a thing for Harris, which is why I say such things. I really wanted the Blazers to knab that guy, but it looks like the mish-mash of point guards might be just what is needed there.

So what is it that you’re really after in a point guard?

I already said who i’d give up

First thing I’d like in a point guard is A POINT GUARD

Louis Williams was never a point guard until the sixers decided to make him one – his basketball formative years were spent worrying about scoring, not passing, not creating for others but creating for himself…he is not nor will he ever be (in my opinion) a championship caliber PG any more than Sam Dalembert will figure out the basics enough to be an all star center.

Andre Miller is going to leave, that’s my opinion.

So – who you got – who runs the point next year – to me – you’ve got no body

So find some body – jason smith is a disposable piece even before the arrival of speights and his injury, if he wasn’t white no one would notice him…he’s a phildelphia special but he’s slow laterally foul prone and soft…don’t want him on the sixers any longer…

I’ve made my intentions clear as to what type of player i would and wouldn’t give up for Felton, and that I don’t think it would take much and that you could take advantage of larry brown and his ‘play the right way’ veterean preference.

He’s dumb enough to think “I did it with eric snow i can do it with anyone”