NBC Sports: A Lot of Duh's for Nets
by Net Income on Oct 7, 2011 2:13 PM EDT
Email
PrintNBC Sports' analysis of what the Nets need to do once the lockout ends does hold some truths...like making Deron Williams happy; like using a "buy their way into contention" approach; like making a push for Dwight Howard, etc. but it's mostly conventional wisdom repackaged into their league-wide look at each team's next steps.
And a lot of it defies both logic and recent (and some not so recent) news stories, like the Nets should "move" Travis Outlaw, but amnesty Johan Petro; or that the Nets will "need to spend heavily on to get (Kris Humphries) back", or that the Nets top off-season target is likely David West.
Also, while D-Will can become a free agent in 2012, that's uncertain. He has a player option for 2012-13 or the Nets can re-sign him.
- When the lockout ends, the Nets need to… - Matt Moore - NBC Sports
- Might Nets try to go big, get a center for twin towers look? - Kurt Helin - NBC Sports
9 comments
|
0 recs |
Do you like this story?
Comments
When amateur sports journalists are given a voice!
Section 18, Row 7 at The Rock!
"Your 2010-2011 New Jersey Nets - It Is What It Is"
each journalist should have
the # of nets games watched in parenthesis next to their name.
imagine something extremely witty here
They should
anyone that defends Outlaw or Petro should be fined
"Most people on this board are like a broken clock, Only right two times a day"
_____________________________________________
Nets Mets Giants ALL DAY
by netsareboss on Oct 7, 2011 3:19 PM EDT reply actions 2 recs
at least
Nets were brought up in a conversation. It’s a decent catchup for NBA (fantasy) fans who don’t follow the Nets year long.
More and More obvious crap
"Most people on this board are like a broken clock, Only right two times a day"
Comments For This Post Are Closed
Secondary Sidebar
User Tools
NBA Playoffs Content Module
Related FanPosts on NetsDaily
FanPosts
Community blog posts and discussion.
