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Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#1 » by DirtyDez » Sat Jan 23, 2010 7:04 pm

I know the soft Suns' homers would throw a hissy fit but could you imagine a front-line of Landry and Lopez? Teams would fear the paint for the first time since Barkley/Chambers. I'd be fine with Lee, Green or Landry.
-Lee would prob demand 10 mil per.
-Landry makes 3 mil per.
-Green makes 4 mil
-Beasley and Thomas make around 5 mil per.

All of which add up to Amare if he had a Max Contract :lol:
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#2 » by MaryvalesFinest » Sat Jan 23, 2010 7:13 pm

Voted for Beasley, the youngest guy, has the most potential and best trade value wise for Amare. Right now he's playing on a half court team but imagine him playing in the Suns system? I wouldn't be surprised if he put up Amare type numbers.
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#3 » by Miklo » Sat Jan 23, 2010 7:15 pm

I said Jeff Green, he'd be great here. None can hold a candle to Amare but I'd take him over the others.
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#4 » by pidi » Sat Jan 23, 2010 7:19 pm

david lee. he is a good rebounder, can score and plays some defense..
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#5 » by ma_falaa_50 » Sat Jan 23, 2010 7:22 pm

jeff green is a good choice. I think beasley is lazy, david lee wont take over games. If the suns are going to blow this up then give earl clark a consistent shot. he is playing inconsistent and very rookie like but this si why they drafted him so they can reap the benefits if he "gets it".
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#6 » by DirtyDez » Sat Jan 23, 2010 7:34 pm

Green would be a franchise PF. I dunno if OKC would trade for Amare though, kind of a small market.
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#7 » by OrangeNation » Sat Jan 23, 2010 7:36 pm

The only logical choice here is Lee, me think. Beasely and Green both have high potential but they all play the SF, the same position that EC55 plays. An all-around SG or PF/C is what we need.
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#8 » by DirtyDez » Sat Jan 23, 2010 7:42 pm

MaryvalesFinest wrote:Voted for Beasley, the youngest guy, has the most potential and best trade value wise for Amare. Right now he's playing on a half court team but imagine him playing in the Suns system? I wouldn't be surprised if he put up Amare type numbers.

Miami has 10 expiring contracts including 22 mil from J O'neal. The might be able to afford Amare in free agency. Start him at center and put B-Easy at PF along with a Maxed-out Wade. Possibly.
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#9 » by Mr. Sun » Sat Jan 23, 2010 8:10 pm

DirtyDez wrote:Miami has 10 expiring contracts including 22 mil from J O'neal. The might be able to afford Amare in free agency. Start him at center and put B-Easy at PF along with a Maxed-out Wade. Possibly.

We have a $10 million expiring :rock:

Seriously there is no hard evidence Amare is going anywhere (yet).
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Post#10 » by RaisingArizona » Sat Jan 23, 2010 8:28 pm

Jeff Green would be my ideal choice.
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#11 » by MarJJMar » Sat Jan 23, 2010 8:41 pm

Seriously, YOU ARE NOT GOING TO GET AMARE REPLACED.

If he is traded we must rebuild.

Getting any of those players above will cost us and not make us any better.

Why the heck mention what Green or Landry makes. Green is on a rookie deal, Beasley as well. Both are tweeners. Hell Beasley is just a tad over 6'8.

Lee will get maxed out by someone, he is simply a worse player than Amare and horrible on defense too.

A Lopez/Landry frontline is going to put fear into anyone, a Green/Lopez frontline is an utter joke.
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#12 » by MarJJMar » Sat Jan 23, 2010 8:42 pm

DirtyDez wrote:Green would be a franchise PF. I dunno if OKC would trade for Amare though, kind of a small market.


Never had a better laugh, Green a franchise PF? He is a tweener not even a very good one.
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#13 » by MarJJMar » Sat Jan 23, 2010 8:43 pm

pidi wrote:david lee. he is a good rebounder, can score and plays some defense..


No he doesnt play defense.

Opponent Production per 48
Lee (playing Center)
Points - 21

Lee (playing PF)
Points - 50

He is utterly horrible on defense. He is a 6'9 center, he plays center because there aren't too many centers who are any good offensively.
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#14 » by Qwigglez » Sat Jan 23, 2010 9:05 pm

If a trade to the Thunder happened it better be a damn good package.
Something like this.
Suns get-
Jeff Green
James Harden
Nick Collison
Etan Thomas
1st Round Pick (Suns)

Thunder get-
Amare Stoudemire
Jason Richardson
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#15 » by DirtyDez » Sat Jan 23, 2010 9:35 pm

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DirtyDez wrote:Green would be a franchise PF. I dunno if OKC would trade for Amare though, kind of a small market.


Never had a better laugh, Green a franchise PF? He is a tweener not even a very good one.

We had a very successful 6-8 PF for years. Shawn Marion was his name, you may have heard of him.

MarJJMar wrote:Seriously, YOU ARE NOT GOING TO GET AMARE REPLACED.

If he is traded we must rebuild.

Getting any of those players above will cost us and not make us any better.

Why the heck mention what Green or Landry makes. Green is on a rookie deal, Beasley as well. Both are tweeners. Hell Beasley is just a tad over 6'8.

Lee will get maxed out by someone, he is simply a worse player than Amare and horrible on defense too.

A Lopez/Landry frontline is going to put fear into anyone, a Green/Lopez frontline is an utter joke.

David Lee a Max player? Do you even watch basketball? :lol:
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#16 » by MrMiyagi » Sat Jan 23, 2010 10:32 pm

MarJJMar wrote:Seriously, YOU ARE NOT GOING TO GET AMARE REPLACED.

If he is traded we must rebuild.

Getting any of those players above will cost us and not make us any better.

Why the heck mention what Green or Landry makes. Green is on a rookie deal, Beasley as well. Both are tweeners. Hell Beasley is just a tad over 6'8.

Lee will get maxed out by someone, he is simply a worse player than Amare and horrible on defense too.

A Lopez/Landry frontline is going to put fear into anyone, a Green/Lopez frontline is an utter joke.


I like the idea of Landry in phoenix. He'd bring some of that Rocket's tenacity that we've been lacking. I didn't know that the rockets want Amare though. What else would we get from them?

I don't think that the Green/Lopez front line is that bad. I think that Green has potential to be a very good power forward and from the OKC trade posted here looks like we'd get a lot of young talent in return, although I'm not sure they'd take JRich.

If we were to get one of those two I'd be happy :D
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#17 » by eastsidecrossover » Sat Jan 23, 2010 10:34 pm

Marion was not a PF. :roll: If you had to put a traditional position on him, than yes, as the taller player, he was the 4. But at 6-7, he is a SF, plays like a sf and guarded players from 1-5. We ran more like an undersized college team with 3 guards and 2 forwards. Which was small ball, run and gun etc.

Maybe change your title from realistic replacement to considerable downgrade. Beasley is lazy, landry is a scrappy player, but will make us worse. I like green, but he is not a franchise F at all. Ty thomas is nothing special at all either. I watched Lee last night. He is an ok outside shooter, is short, short arms and cant jump. he rebounds well, plays ok D, but when he gets down low, he has a hard time against bigger players. He is a decent passer too.

Look at the lakers, the blazers, boston and the past spurs teams. they have big front courts. We need size.
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#18 » by tigerblood » Sat Jan 23, 2010 10:51 pm

MaryvalesFinest wrote:Voted for Beasley, the youngest guy, has the most potential and best trade value wise for Amare. Right now he's playing on a half court team but imagine him playing in the Suns system? I wouldn't be surprised if he put up Amare type numbers.


I agree with Mary. Beasley has the most upside and would be my preference for an Amare replacement.
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#19 » by dantian » Sun Jan 24, 2010 12:05 am

it sounds cynical to call them replacement, aside from Landry who is definitely not available to us.
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Re: Realistic replacement for Amare 

Post#20 » by YouthMovement » Sun Jan 24, 2010 4:53 am

David Lee plays defense? :D

He's also going to want more than 10 mil per, considering he's going to end up averaging something along the lines of 20, 12, and 4 this year on 55% shooting.

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