Grizziles made the worst trades ever

[littlegohan]

first signing bryant useless revees for 7 years at 11milloin a year

then getting otis thrope, who was a bastard

now they give their second overall pick to detroit bcus of that trade



stu jackson, the crapiest gm in nba history........:frown:

 

[ryzmah]

Originally posted by: littlegohan



stu jackson, the crapiest gm in nba history........:frown:

No, that title belongs to Scott Layden - so many big contracts, so crappy a choice of players.

 

[johneetrash]

otis thorpe? he's still playing?

 

[Krakerjak]

Ahh yes, the Grizzlies

I remember them as our Vancouver team........unfortunately

 

[littlegohan]

really really depressiing

I was a grizzile van...

stu jackson
what a joke..

oh yeah i also remember he picked antonio daniels in the first round draft

really shvtty player

 

[littlegohan]

Originally posted by: ryzmah

Originally posted by: littlegohan



stu jackson, the crapiest gm in nba history........:frown:

No, that title belongs to Scott Layden - so many big contracts, so crappy a choice of players.

which team did he work for?
who did he sign?

i am guess is the wizards or portland

 

[HamSupLo]

jerry west will turn them around

 

[BCskunk]

raptors are also a mess

 

raptors f'ed up BIG time.
Grizziles not far behind.

 

[ryzmah]

Originally posted by: littlegohan

Originally posted by: ryzmah

Originally posted by: littlegohan



stu jackson, the crapiest gm in nba history........:frown:

No, that title belongs to Scott Layden - so many big contracts, so crappy a choice of players.

which team did he work for?
who did he sign?

i am guess is the wizards or portland

New York Knicks for the last 4 years.

Traded Glen Rice for Howard Eisley and Shandon Anderson, both signed through 2007.
Paying Eisley 5.8, 6.3, 6.9, and 7.4 million dollars for the next 4 years respectively, although they can get out of the last year of the contract.
Paying Anderson 6.7, 7.3, 7.9, and 8.5 million dollars for the next 4 years.
Acquired Travis Knight in the Ewing trade - making 4.4 million next year.

Gave Allen Houston a contract that pays 15.9, 17.5, 19.1, and 20.7 million dollars for the next 4 years
For reference, this is the 10th largest contract in the NBA, and only two of the ones higher go past next season (Shaq and Mutumbo).

Basically, he's pushed the Knicks into the second highest payroll in the league (after Portland) and given them a team which only has 3-4 movable players because everyone else is so overpaid for so long.

 

[TheBoyBlunder]

Originally posted by: ryzmah

Originally posted by: littlegohan



stu jackson, the crapiest gm in nba history........:frown:

No, that title belongs to Scott Layden - so many big contracts, so crappy a choice of players.

I have to say Bernie Bickerstaff gets that one...he took a nuggets team that was decent and turned them into the perennial last place team today that exists today.

 

[littlegohan]

Originally posted by: ryzmah

Originally posted by: littlegohan

Originally posted by: ryzmah

Originally posted by: littlegohan



stu jackson, the crapiest gm in nba history........:frown:

No, that title belongs to Scott Layden - so many big contracts, so crappy a choice of players.

which team did he work for?
who did he sign?

i am guess is the wizards or portland

New York Knicks for the last 4 years.

Traded Glen Rice for Howard Eisley and Shandon Anderson, both signed through 2007.
Paying Eisley 5.8, 6.3, 6.9, and 7.4 million dollars for the next 4 years respectively, although they can get out of the last year of the contract.
Paying Anderson 6.7, 7.3, 7.9, and 8.5 million dollars for the next 4 years.
Acquired Travis Knight in the Ewing trade - making 4.4 million next year.

Gave Allen Houston a contract that pays 15.9, 17.5, 19.1, and 20.7 million dollars for the next 4 years
For reference, this is the 10th largest contract in the NBA, and only two of the ones higher go past next season (Shaq and Mutumbo).

Basically, he's pushed the Knicks into the second highest payroll in the league (after Portland) and given them a team which only has 3-4 movable players because everyone else is so overpaid for so long.

lol
i dont even know how howard eisley
so i guess he is pretty darn "good" rofl
allan houston for 20.7 million? isnt that over the salary limit for one player
plus he is not good enough to get such a high salary

 

[JeffSpicoli]

Melo should look good in a Pistons uniform next year. A reasonable consolation since their season is almost over.

 

[Aquaman]

Stu Jackson......... that Basturd :|

Cheers,
Aquaman <<<<<<<<<,former Vancouver Grizzlies Fan

 

[diamondgoat53]

Originally posted by: JeffSpicoli
Melo should look good in a Pistons uniform next year. A reasonable consolation since their season is almost over.

better get used to seeing Darko, not 'Melo.

 

[burnedout]

Traded Glen Rice for Howard Eisley and Shandon Anderson, both signed through 2007.
Paying Eisley 5.8, 6.3, 6.9, and 7.4 million dollars for the next 4 years respectively, although they can get out of the last year of the contract.
Paying Anderson 6.7, 7.3, 7.9, and 8.5 million dollars for the next 4 years.

Yeah, the numbers are literally insane.

Eisley and Anderson were effective contributors within the Jazz (Stockton/Malone/Sloan) scheme. Since departing, neither Eisley nor Anderson has been able to perform consistently. Both are way overpaid for what they contribute. Scott Layden thought he could duplicate the same organization in NY as he had in Utah. But until the Knicks can move the ball around better and cultivate a system, Anderson and Eisley are little more than overpaid bench/role players. Bryon Russell has also struggled since leaving Utah.

 

[Turkey22]

antonio daniels was actually developing into a pretty good player the last couple of years, which of course took way too long. And now I think he's out of the rotation in san antonio if he's still there....

 

[giguana]

Originally posted by: ryzmah

Originally posted by: littlegohan

Originally posted by: ryzmah

Originally posted by: littlegohan



stu jackson, the crapiest gm in nba history........:frown:

No, that title belongs to Scott Layden - so many big contracts, so crappy a choice of players.

which team did he work for?
who did he sign?

i am guess is the wizards or portland

New York Knicks for the last 4 years.

Traded Glen Rice for Howard Eisley and Shandon Anderson, both signed through 2007.
Paying Eisley 5.8, 6.3, 6.9, and 7.4 million dollars for the next 4 years respectively, although they can get out of the last year of the contract.
Paying Anderson 6.7, 7.3, 7.9, and 8.5 million dollars for the next 4 years.
Acquired Travis Knight in the Ewing trade - making 4.4 million next year.

Gave Allen Houston a contract that pays 15.9, 17.5, 19.1, and 20.7 million dollars for the next 4 years
For reference, this is the 10th largest contract in the NBA, and only two of the ones higher go past next season (Shaq and Mutumbo).

Basically, he's pushed the Knicks into the second highest payroll in the league (after Portland) and given them a team which only has 3-4 movable players because everyone else is so overpaid for so long.

he signed eisley and anderson because they both played here in utah for a while. his dad, frank layden, was the gm here for a lot of years and he(scott) knows both of those players well. they are good players but they aren't the calliber players to be making that kind of money.

 

[Ranger X]

Originally posted by: Turkey22
antonio daniels was actually developing into a pretty good player the last couple of years, which of course took way too long. And now I think he's out of the rotation in san antonio if he's still there....

Daniels is a free agent for the Blazers and I doubt he'll stay with their excess PGs. As for Grizzlies making terrible trades, I think even Jerry West made a terrible trade this year. He gave up Giricek and Gooden for Mike Miller and some gimp. Mike Miller has a bad back and Giricek and Gooden have a lot of potential. Bryant Reeves was a flop and so was Otis Thorpe.

 

[LordSnailz]

Originally posted by: Ranger X

Originally posted by: Turkey22
antonio daniels was actually developing into a pretty good player the last couple of years, which of course took way too long. And now I think he's out of the rotation in san antonio if he's still there....

Daniels is a free agent for the Blazers and I doubt he'll stay with their excess PGs. As for Grizzlies making terrible trades, I think even Jerry West made a terrible trade this year. He gave up Giricek and Gooden for Mike Miller and some gimp. Mike Miller has a bad back and Giricek and Gooden have a lot of potential. Bryant Reeves was a flop and so was Otis Thorpe.

That's the thing with West, you just gotta believe and have patience, he'll come through for the grizzlies .. he's da man! =)

 

[oboeguy]

Originally posted by: BCskunk
raptors are also a mess

Speaking of the Raptors, did you notice Prince Vince trying to cover a grin when the Raptors didn't get the #1 pick? He knew that he'd be out the door as soon as the Raptors picked-up Lebron, if they could.

 

[GoingUp]

Originally posted by: ryzmah

Originally posted by: littlegohan

Originally posted by: ryzmah

Originally posted by: littlegohan



stu jackson, the crapiest gm in nba history........:frown:

No, that title belongs to Scott Layden - so many big contracts, so crappy a choice of players.

which team did he work for?
who did he sign?

i am guess is the wizards or portland

New York Knicks for the last 4 years.

Traded Glen Rice for Howard Eisley and Shandon Anderson, both signed through 2007.
Paying Eisley 5.8, 6.3, 6.9, and 7.4 million dollars for the next 4 years respectively, although they can get out of the last year of the contract.
Paying Anderson 6.7, 7.3, 7.9, and 8.5 million dollars for the next 4 years.
Acquired Travis Knight in the Ewing trade - making 4.4 million next year.

Gave Allen Houston a contract that pays 15.9, 17.5, 19.1, and 20.7 million dollars for the next 4 years
For reference, this is the 10th largest contract in the NBA, and only two of the ones higher go past next season (Shaq and Mutumbo).

Basically, he's pushed the Knicks into the second highest payroll in the league (after Portland) and given them a team which only has 3-4 movable players because everyone else is so overpaid for so long.

And alan houston isnt even that good! Man he has a good agent though