just cause he has injuries doesn't mean he doesn't have potential, and while on the court hes a beast
johnnymcb - 14 years ago
@josh you are a dumbass, the guy has 3 yrs to prove what he is worth, and what hes done??? nothing, but sit on the sidelines, look at the guy who was drafted after him, kevin durant, hes an all star, carried the thunder to playoffs and have a gold medal, the guy will be better than lebron after a couple of years of experience, and by that time, greg oden will be somewhere with no job, and paying hookers to have sex with him, one word for greg oden, pathetic
Josh - 14 years ago
Cutting Greg is the stupidest thing I've ever heard. People are obviously just willing to write him off without using their brains.
He is in the last year of his contract and when he is on the floor he is leaning the way of greatness. His per 36 minute numbers were: 18ppg, 13.5 rebounds and 3.5 blks. Why in the hell would you cut a guy with potential averages like that?
Instead of cutting him the blazers should see how he does this year... If he is injured again or is a bust on the floor then you can let his contract run out. If he shows us his potential then all the better.
Bottom line is wait for the end of the 2010-2011 season to see what happens and then decide to offer a contract for extension, match a offer or let his contract run out (ie, cut him).
just cause he has injuries doesn't mean he doesn't have potential, and while on the court hes a beast
@josh you are a dumbass, the guy has 3 yrs to prove what he is worth, and what hes done??? nothing, but sit on the sidelines, look at the guy who was drafted after him, kevin durant, hes an all star, carried the thunder to playoffs and have a gold medal, the guy will be better than lebron after a couple of years of experience, and by that time, greg oden will be somewhere with no job, and paying hookers to have sex with him, one word for greg oden, pathetic
Cutting Greg is the stupidest thing I've ever heard. People are obviously just willing to write him off without using their brains.
He is in the last year of his contract and when he is on the floor he is leaning the way of greatness. His per 36 minute numbers were: 18ppg, 13.5 rebounds and 3.5 blks. Why in the hell would you cut a guy with potential averages like that?
Instead of cutting him the blazers should see how he does this year... If he is injured again or is a bust on the floor then you can let his contract run out. If he shows us his potential then all the better.
Bottom line is wait for the end of the 2010-2011 season to see what happens and then decide to offer a contract for extension, match a offer or let his contract run out (ie, cut him).
His potential is too good to just cut.