Something to Ponder.

[Diesel]

The Sixers will be looking for size. They are looking for trades.

How about:

Theo/Grob to Philly for KVH, McKie, and Dalembert?

Mckie is a ball handler. We can plug them in at the 2 and 3.

JT/Mckie/KVH/SAR/Dalembert (or Nazr).

[Guest]

hahhahahah

Brown is notoriously hard on his SF's above all other positions...can you really see him with GRob?

[Diesel]

Brown's at that Point where he likes to move to the next team. However, Brown took DC and Loves him... Why not Grob?

[ATLien_]

I'm sorry Diesel but if you ever bring KVH hear that would be the worst move in the history of the franchise. The guy is flat out heartless and sucks. Atleast big dog scored well KVH does nothing well.

[Diesel]

While I agree with you about his heart (being on Philly's team you must have HEART and lots of it), I think that here he would fit that role of an unassuming player who can be a third option. Lots of the fickle fans here would take KVH over Big Dog because KVH wouldn't be an offensive distraction because he doens't need the ball.

The thing I liked about the trade originally was Mckie. He's another one of these guys who is a good enough ball handler to help JT.

[ATLien_]

I like Mckie also and have wanted him for sometime, but everytime I see KVH do his dispearing act on AI it makes me want to puke. I mean he misses wide open jumpers all the time. He gets out hussled it. I just don't think my heart could take if he were on our team. Not after Big Dogg it couldn't.

[cynic]

I would do it to get him. What happened to Dalembert? I thought he would be good. He has such broad shoulders and long arms.

[Diesel]

I think he got hurt (Dalembert).

However, I can't see Philly not going for it. Especially after Big Dog's big Days against Philly.

Would this team be more Athletic?

JT/McKie/Van Horn/SAR/Dalembert (or Nazr).

I guess it depends on the coach too.

[Guest]

no...because then we'd be a half court team out of elimination (not having enough athleticism or speed to be uptempo) but not have the toughness to truly succeed as a half court team...