Who's The Biggest Disappointment?

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Hey, I love the Warriors, but before Mullin got here, we had some pretty damn sorry decisions being made... what do you think was our worst trait, GM wise?

3%
Picking up has-beens and giving up young talent (John Starks, Terry Cummings, Mookie Blaylock, Muggsy Bogues, ect)
1
43%
Trading established stars for would-be busts (Mitch Richmond for Billy Owens, Tim Hardaway for Bimbo Coles, Chris Webber for Tom Gugliotta, ect)
13
43%
Wasted draft picks (Vonteego Cummings, Joe Smith, Todd Fuller, ect)
13
10%
Vince Carter (and CASH, on top of it) for Antawn Jamison... I'm still not over that...
3

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migya

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» Tue Nov 08, 2005 5:25 am
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Last season's stats for dun were barely acceptable! And this season he is not acceptable at all.

I will not call him a good player until he proves he is! So far this season he has been disgraceful and noone can rightfully say he has performed well
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» Tue Nov 08, 2005 10:30 am
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Last seasons stats were above average for players his position/experience/size or anything else you wanna compare. Dunleavy getting 13 and 6, shooting 39% for three and 45% from the field (as a jump shooter!) is great.

You say THIS SEASON like it's anything. We've played 3 games, migya. Chill, he'll be alright.
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migya

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» Wed Nov 09, 2005 6:02 am
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He can only get better
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» Wed Nov 09, 2005 9:42 am
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Agreed
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» Tue Mar 28, 2006 11:49 am
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If SoCoolBob gets to bump up his old, has-been threads just to increase the number of replies, I guess I get to also...

Seems like the new thing to do.
BT

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» Tue Mar 28, 2006 11:54 am
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the Trading Stars and the Wasting Draft Picks are equivalently dissappointing.
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» Tue Mar 28, 2006 1:01 pm
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migya wrote:Antawn was quite good, not a superstar but almost there!

Warriors have had far worse trades in the last 10 years - Tim Hardaway, letting Hughes go for nothing instead of trading him, Joe Smith.

Some of the draft picks have also been awful!!!!!


How about drafting Joe Smith instead of Jerry Stackhouse? I personally talked to Rod Higgins about this at Water World. He said the Warriors drafted Joe Smith because he was taller than Stackhouse. Stackhouse has been an allstar and a solid pro ever since he has been in the league.
SoCooLBob
» Tue Mar 28, 2006 1:51 pm
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#32 wrote:If SoCoolBob gets to bump up his old, has-been threads just to increase the number of replies, I guess I get to also...

Seems like the new thing to do.



Or .. perhaps making free throws will ALWAYS MATTER?
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» Tue Mar 28, 2006 3:54 pm
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So will learning from one's mistakes...
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» Tue Mar 28, 2006 6:51 pm
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#32 wrote:If SoCoolBob gets to bump up his old, has-been threads just to increase the number of replies, I guess I get to also...

Seems like the new thing to do.
Yea I am guilty of the relevant repost's :)
SoCooLBob
» Tue Mar 28, 2006 8:13 pm
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#32 wrote:So will learning from one's mistakes...


When it comes to making free throws ... and many other things.

Does one learn from .... one's mistakes?
If that were true then ... Shaq would be ... Biedrens would be ... ?

When it comes to making free throws ... and many other things ... one learns from one successes and repeats them over and over and over again.

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» Tue Mar 28, 2006 10:13 pm
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SoCooLBob wrote:
#32 wrote:So will learning from one's mistakes...


When it comes to making free throws ... and many other things.

Does one learn from .... one's mistakes?
If that were true then ... Shaq would be ... Biedrens would be ... ?

When it comes to making free throws ... and many other things ... one learns from one successes and repeats them over and over and over again.

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:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D 10 IN A ROW



But if one makes a major mistake with a huge impact, one tends to learn and not do it again
SoCooLBob
» Tue Mar 28, 2006 10:29 pm
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Are we still talking about free throws?

I'm struggling to find the example. Which Warrior is it who ... after episode after episode of missing free throws .. publicly ... has LEARNED from
their mistake?

OK ... it seems to me ... rather ... that 71 percent free throw shooters ...
and 35 percent free throw shooters .... are repeating themselves ...
over and over and over.

Or ... did I "miss" something?
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