8 Responses to “Practice update: Monta Ellis looks none the worse for wear”

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   commish February 3rd, 2009 at 10:30 pm

   Wow, that is good news!

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   FNQ February 3rd, 2009 at 11:02 pm

   Monta should be resting his ankle… not even close to 100%

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   wander7 February 3rd, 2009 at 11:55 pm

   watching the handful of games since his return it is obvious that Monta’s quickness is not back. I wonder if his quickness will ever return…

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   wordbfree February 4th, 2009 at 1:24 am

   Any observations on the youngsters’ 3 on 3 game?

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   JoeSez February 4th, 2009 at 11:42 am

   The Hinrick Maneuver.

   Adam Sez: “So if Don Nelson still wants to win games this season — and judging by the 53 minutes played by Stephen Jackson I can only assume the answer to that question is yes — I would expect a point guard to be at the top of the Warriors’ shopping list before the trading deadline.”

   One of the few teams with a spare, small-ball oriented PG is the Chicago Bulls. At 6′3″ Hinrick is tall for that position (Nellie likes that) and could play SG/PG alongside Ellis or Crawford (he once did).

   Any other PG’s available?

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   Gaucho February 4th, 2009 at 1:33 pm

   Trade Maggette or Crawford to Chicago for Henrich!!!!!!!

   DO IT NOW!!!!!!!!

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   Luke February 4th, 2009 at 6:01 pm

   The fact that hes playing Jax so many minutes and has abandoned the drive and kick system means hes tanking and is showcasing jax for the next few weeks

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   M.Squared February 4th, 2009 at 7:29 pm

   Sadly enough- their not tanking or they’d be developing Morrow and Randolph.
   Even Sadder- knowing that moron Rowell, he likely thinks that Jackson and Maggette are fine and that he needs to move Wright and Randolph to get the last piece for them to be a playoff team.
   There is no PG to be had at the deadline. Hinrich isn’t going to help either. The only way the Bulls move him is if they get a starting 4 in return. They need to blow this up and try to hold onto AB, Bellineli, Buike, Randolph and Morrow. Move as many others as they can to create flexibility and then see what can be done in the offseason after drafting a point guard ( Teague, Rubio, Mills, Curry).
   Too bad Cuban hates the Warriors. I would like to take Stackhouse and Kidd’s expiring deal in exchange for Jack, Maggette and Crawford. That would get us into rebuild mode ASAP.
   Or- offer those 3 for O’neil and Graham in Toronto. Jermaine’s contract would be quite popular next season and would allow the W’s to swap him for a star that another team wants to dump (Brand) or possibly to a take on a bad deal and grab a young player along the way (Curry with D.Lee). And if that’s not there- just let him expire.
   There’s no point in Toronto trying to conserve cap right now- they need to try to get as many good players as they can to try to make 2 playoff runs while Bosh is still around.