If Tayshawn leaves...
"If Tayshaun Prince leaves Detroit without a starting small forward, the Pistons will have to work through a thin class to find a starter. For depth at the position, the Pistons will take a close look at free agent Mike Dunleavy, who is leaving the Indiana Pacers."
Signing a FA for our starting SF? Really Adrian? And Mike Dunleavy?
Sounds completely wrong to me, but maybe just because I'm not crazy.
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freywagg
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are you fucking kidding me?
Like Mike Dunleavey is going to get us into the playoffs, or help us rebuild. We have Jonas Jerebko, Austin Daye, and I’m certain Singler won’t spend the full season in Spain, despite his willingness to do so. If anything, we hire a backup or include a pedestrian SF just to hold up the minutes as part of a bigger deal. Like, uh, say Atlanta amnesty’s Johnson and needs a SG, so we trade them ben gordon, charlie villanueva and brandon knight for josh smith and marvin williams. Williams is overpaid and junky, but who would complain about anything if Smith wears the red and royal blue?
Mike Dunleavy. Mike fucking Dunleavy.
"Mike Payne is a walking-talking-hate-spewing-fire-breathing example of how exactly NOT to use supposed "statistical" analysis in the game of basketball."
Dude...Your SFs Are
JJ and Daye. Better to look for a big so JJ can play the 3 instead,
This is DBB, and this is what we do.
by V. on Dec 2, 2011 1:20 AM EST up reply actions
Dude... We should totally sign Dunleavy OMG
"Mike Payne is a walking-talking-hate-spewing-fire-breathing example of how exactly NOT to use supposed "statistical" analysis in the game of basketball."
I Thought I Was Agreeing With You
You really shouldn’t be blogging while having a three way with Rima and Ramon.
This is DBB, and this is what we do.
Dunleavy is a solid player with health issues. I would like to have a player like him on my team; however, I can’t think of a good reason why he would fit on this particular team.
Pass, and save the money for something that fits, please.
"With logic he attacks. With statistics he defends."
I think of Dunleavy as an average player who has the ability to go off against the right team (probably us, more than likely). I picked him up on my fantasy team in the second half of last year (after his injuries) and he was killing it.
by garrettelliott on Dec 2, 2011 12:57 PM EST up reply actions
I like Dunleavy as a player (outside of his injuries)
but like it’s been said many a time, there are more pertinent issues for this team to deal with.


















