Emeka Okafor points out another thing aside from that:
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Scott Fowler brings some great news:
July 28, 2009 8:19 AM Keith said... I have to agree with the poster that said that every trade we ve made since Larry Brown arrived has made us better. I was SHOCKED when we let Richardson go so cheaply and it turned out to turn the season around. Larry Brown is behind these trades. He has a better basketball mind than all of us put together, so just let him do his work.
Mike Cranston is not really sure about that:
Chandler had the best season of his career (2007-08) playing with Paul. The pair comprised a constant alley-oop threat when Chandler was healthy, and the two were close off the court.
Scott Fowler also takes into account the following fact:
July 28, 2009 8:40 AM MichaelProcton said... Pretty incredible, Vallejo, that Okafor has been a 50% better time-adjusted scorer in his career than Chandler, given he s such a terrible player on offense. Even though Chandler is playing with the best PG in the league! Wanna know some of Larry Brown s OTHER brilliant moves? Alexis Ajinca (think he ll produce like the top five pick this year Brown was sure he would have been?); Linton Johnson; Andre Brown; Darko Milicic; everything he did in New York while running the Knicks into the ground without a care.
Scott Fowler might have an idea about it:
But that won't matter if Okafor is playing and Chandler is in a suit on the bench.If Chandler stays healthy, I think this is a good deal for the Bobcats. Despite Okafor's numbers, they hadn't gone much of anywhere with him in the middle. Chandler has a chance to be a bigger difference-maker -- he won't score as often, but he can rebound about as well and can be more of an intimidator.
papz brings more details:
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Scott Fowler brings more details:
I will admit Oak should ve dunked more and should grow longer fingers so he doesn t bobble the ball so much, but at least he is on the court for 2 full seasons.
Ryne Nelson brings some great news:
Z Posted: Jul.27 at 6:41 pm that s a very bizarre trade for charlotte. it doesn t help them at all. they have enough problems scoring the basketball as it is. chandler will NEVER get 15 a game for them. weird.
However, Kasmo states that:
July 28, 2009 by Kasmo Filed under Sports Leave a comment The New Orleans Hornets have agreed in principle to a trade that will send center Tyson Chandler to the Charlotte Bobcats for Emeka Okafor, signaling an unexpected shift in thinking that suggests New Orleans does plan to try to keep up with the contenders and spenders in the Western Conference.
In contrast, Emeka Okafor replies:
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Scott Fowler comes with a new idea:
July 27, 2009 10:42 PM Anonymous said... Every trade the Bobcats have made since Larry Brown has arrived has appeared improved the team. There s no reason to believe than this one would be any different.
Doug Thonus is absolutely sure that:
"Emeka is a great kid, but we all felt that with the way Tyson plays, with his quickness and his ability to handle the ball and his length, that was something that was very important to us," Brown said. "That was the overriding factor."
Emeka Okafor does a quick recap:
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In contrast, Mike Cranston replies:
I wanted him to have a passion and work on his game, Brown said Tuesday. I think he made unbelievable progress in that regard. When we had an exit meeting this past season he told me he was going to do that, he was going to work on his game. This was a basketball decision. It had nothing to do with Emeka.
Emeka Okafor points out another thing aside from that:
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Mike Cranston thinks about it:
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