what team would fit Edgerrin James best....not where you think he would go and be the most effective??
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I think Edge could be effective for two or three years for anyone out there.  The best fit for Edge would be somewhere where they run the ball first, maybe Pittsburg whose looking for a RB now that Bettis is retiring.  He's not the same kind of back that Bettis was, but I think he'd fit well there.\n\nI still think Indy's crazy for opting for Reggie Wayne instead of Edge though.
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I would have to say Edgerrin James is the the safest acquisition for best bet.  You get a good running back that is great in pass protection and picking up the blitz.  T.O is the most dominant of the off-season acquisitions because he is one of the toughest receivers to tackle.  He is also very strong and is a mismatch against most cornerbacks in terms of his size, strength, and speed.  John Abraham is a good defensive end but I wouldn't want to sign him to a high priced contract longer than 3 seasons.  Same goes for Lavar Arrington 3 seasons max.  What you will want to do is sign them to contracts with voidable years at the end or in other terms "option years" on the contract.
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Could have been one of the best I've seen, but there's a glaring hole at RB.  RB is the key to winning, in my opinion.  Edgerrin took the money & ran off to ARIZ.... and now is paying the price.  That O-line there stinks!  With McGahee out, you seriously need to pursue another RB.
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Cole is by far the best of that list. I would go with him over driver. The rest of the options are either overrated or not worth the roster spot.
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I think KG could go to one of three places. The Bobcats, who are in dire need of a leader and a big man; the Cavs, who, with Lebron, would be an automatic contender and team to beat, and don't rule out the Spurs--who are in the market for a center/forward who can provide! KG's good friends with Tim, and the organization is top notch. If S.A ever DID get KG..??? Heaven help the other teams..! STARTING LINEUP: Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett, Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili, Bruce Bowen. One word: CRAP. LoL!
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I would also pick Rodney Carney because he can play Defense.  Can lock down the opposition with his speed and long reach.  Held J.J. Redick to 0 points in the second half versus Duke this year.  Incredibly athletic great speed and incredible ups.  Can knock down the long range shot and also score on mid range floaters.  Excels in fast break situations.  Has an all-around, complete game.\n\n        He can play the SF which is what Golden State Needs. Although he could play 2 guard Warriors have 2 many Guards. Baron Davis, Jason Richardson, Derek Fisher, Pietrus. 2 great and 2 decent guards. They have one good guard in Dunleavy but I think Mike could start for the beggining of  the season but sit out as 6th man for 2nd half of the season. \n\n        I do think they should trade down for 2 decent picks. Because in this draft you can get the same quality in lower picks. I think it would be smarter because they could get a forward and a center.\n\n         O yea and why would they want J.J Reddick when they have a fast team. Yea Just throw in an unathletic player to ruin the flow. That is another reason i think they should pick Rodney Carney he is good on the Fast Break and Can run with Baron and J Rich.
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Firstly he'd need to be a fulltime starter, secondly he'd have to do more offensively & defensively(if you remember jordan was an  all star defender as well) but mostly offensively. he should be able to hit the big shot when its needed most, but mostly he needs to be on another team. Being surrounded by as much talent as he is hurts his money making ability as hes looked upon as "just" another cog in the Phoenix Suns machine , whereas Jordan was the "main " cog in the Chicago Bulls machine. Do you think the Bulls come even close if Pippen leads that team without Jordan? Ok now compare that to Phoenix where you have Steve Nash, Amare Stoudamire, Shawn Marion and even Boris Diaw. Don't get me wrong Phoenix would certainly miss Raja Bell if he left, but they'd still be considered a "contending" team  whereas Chicago without Jordan , in my mind at least ,wouldn't even be close to being a contender
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Right now?\n\nBest player is no doubt Lebron James. He's currently averaging 29/6/6, and the Cleveland aren't doing too shabby. Hate to say this, but best team RIGHT NOW are the Jazz. It all shows in the record, 9-1, and I'm sure they will taper off. They've been through only 3 elite teams now (Suns and Clippers), and Im sure theyll slow down once they face Hornets. Mavs, or Spurs.
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He's a great player but too much trouble. I would have signed him but to an incentive-laden contract with lots of behavior clauses.\n\nIn the end I think that Dallas is the best fit but the drama will be too much for them. Expect ESPN to have T.O. 24/7 during training camp.
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Get Ben Wallace from Detroit.  He's disgruntled with Flip Saunders, and he'd love Kidd who'll work to get him easy points (dunks) under the basket.  Plus you can them move Kristic over to the forward position, his more natural position.  That'd make for a great team: Carter, Kidd, Jefferson, Kristic, Big Ben.  Wow.
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If I were Jordan I would work with the team in practice "hands on", and try to rub off some of what  know and pass it on to em...  they already have a pretty nice squad...  but I would draft another player to add to the backcourt to come in behind Felton, and Knight, maybe Marcus Williams would be a good addition.
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Get rid of Maxiell, Przybilla and Johnson.  All these players come off the bench and will get very limited playing time.  Some players to substitute, if available are:\n\nEtan Thomas\nLuke Walton\nAndrew Bynum\nJarrett Jack\nEarl Watson
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probably going to be in this order:\nGolden State\nNew Orleans\nCharlotte\nAtlanta\nNew York.\nGolden State is with some great talent and nice guards if they can stay healthy. \nNew Orleans have Paul and a nice inside player in West as well as Desmond Mason. They have a pretty good chance too.\nCharlotte, well, as long as they get over the injury bug, stay together and have some nice drafts, they ll get there too.\nAtlanta, they have better potential then Charlotte, but they are not developing their player well enough (if there is such a thing as too many young players, this is the case).\nNew York... well that whole mix of talented but uncoachable players is just that talented, but uncoachable. They are all great if NBA is about 1 on 1. But they all suck if they are playing 5 on 5.
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Larry Johnson- He might still be available, if not your decision will come down to Edge/Portis/Barber.... I'd take Edge
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They need a point guard so a guy like Nemanja Aleksandrov would be perfect. As for those of u who said JJ Redick, the Lakers would never pick JJ because in case u havent noticed shooting guard is one position they dont need.
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I would chose Mark Clayton.  It depends who they are playing. It seems that Mark Clayton is getting better and better.  2nd choice would be Greg Jennings
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Right now, I would say the Panthers or the 'Hawks.  \n\nPanthers have 2 great corners in Gamble and Lucas and look at the D-Line.  With Peppers and Jenkins as well as Kemaeatu (sp?), the DLine is mechanically sound and ideal for rushing the passer and corner the rushing attack.  \n\nThe offense has question marks at TE but with Smith, Johnson and Drew Carter; speed and hands should be no problem for Jake Delhomme.  DeAngelo Williams/DeShaun Foster look great on paper but the latter needs to STAY HEALTHY!!!!\n\nThe Seahawks see mostly everyone return but OG Steve Hutchinson.  But Holmgrem knows talent and a suitable replacement will be inserted at LG.  Nate Burleson is not a #1 WR but will thrive alongside DJax.  The D is great with Trufant at CB along with Tatupu, Bernard, Winstrom.