Comments on: If You Build It….

By: Q_Crush

Q_Crush — Wed, 13 May 2009 12:16:34 +0000

hmmm i would have to do two scenarios
#1
PG Mo Williams- Just because of the chemistry he has with Lebron now, and he isnt a PG that has to have the ball in his hand to be effective

SG Brandon Roy- The fact he plays out west for Portland alot of people are sleeping on him but he is growing into one of the best guards in the game

SF King James- Speed/handles of a PG power of a PF and the ability to get the most of out the least. Just think we have atleast 10 more years of him in the league. he is only 24 WOW

PF- Hedo Turkglu- With Lebron all Hedo would have to do is set up on the three point line and when the defenses collapse hit the jumper. But if you have someone that can deny LJ then he still has the skill to take over the game himself as well

C- Nene He has proven this playoffs now that he is healthy he can be a legitimate down low presence on both ends

6th man Taye Prince Even though the pistons were down this year he still provides versatility to play D handle the ball and score when needed.

Scenario #2
PG- Deron Williams- He has proven to be a pass first PG that is still capable enough to score when needed

SG- Dahantay Jones- We need a defensive stopper who doesnt need to score but can be the garbage man if need be. Wasnt expected to last this long in the league coming out of Duke but has due to his willingness to play D

SF- Granger He has quietly become one of the most dangerous and versatile up and comers in the league. Next year the league will see this

PF- Hedo T (again) With Howard at center we need a PF that can spot up and shoot and take the pressure of of the big man

C- Dwight Howard Supaman, he is one of the players that can take over a game but still is missing something in his game to truly make him a dominant center (hence why you have more scoring power on this team)

6th Man Ben Gordon- With Jones starting at the SG we need someone that can come in with instant offense if need be, he is the polar opposite of Jones all O no D

By: H.Reid

H.Reid — Mon, 11 May 2009 15:39:41 +0000

A more realistic line-up:

Scenario 1 building around D. Howard (Center)

I would have J.Bayless at PG

At 2G I would have R.Stuckey

At small forward L. Powe

At power Forward P.Milsap

Scenario 2 building around C. Paul (PG)

I would have J.Granger at 2G

at PF L. Scola

at Center Hibbert

at Forward A. Horford

By: H.Reid

H.Reid — Mon, 11 May 2009 14:50:41 +0000

Center – Dwight Howard
Center 2 – Chris Bosh

PF – Al Jefferson
PF 2 – Amare Stoudamire

Forward – Lebron James
Forward2 – Josh Smith

SG – Chauncey Billups
SG2 – Dwayne Wade
SG3 – Branden Roy

PG – Chris Paul
PG2 – Derron Williams
PG3 – D. Rose

By: Davermann

Davermann — Mon, 11 May 2009 12:50:20 +0000

Maybe throw in Shane Battier at SF…he’s a shutdown defender, hustle player, and can hit the 3 ball.

By: Davermann

Davermann — Mon, 11 May 2009 11:39:05 +0000

C: Dwight Howard. I’d build around him. You have a physical beast who can dominate the league a la Shaq for the next 15 years. monester defensive presence in the middle to keep all those pesky perimeter players out

PG: Tony Parker. although he makes a resonable salary now, when he’s a free agent he will get massive money. but for now he only makes about 10mill a yr. not too many championship tested, clutch performing, scoring PGs out there. outside of parker it’s paul and deronm but Parker is still underrated so you might get him at a good deal.

PF: i’d put a young athletic banger down here. say , Lamarcus Aldridge

SG: I want a lockdown defender here to handle any opposing scoring threats outside the paint. say rip hamilton. not sure about salaries though. let’s go younger, say…Josh smith

SF marvin williams or Desmond Mason…real hustle guys who can grab boards, stay out of their own way, and distribute: