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Now that the Paul hype machine has begun, what happens if he never wins a championship?

Seems like your requirement for a top 2 pick is that it leads your team to a championship, and nothing less will do.

Now people think he's the next Isaiah, what if he's only the next Stephon Marbury? What happens then?

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Diesel Grand Master

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That's old news...

It's all about Marvin here on Hawksqauwk.. I thought you would be happy Theshedara... I thought you and Marvin were Playground buddies??

Why is it when the conversation is about Marvin you want to talk about Paul? We have missed that Ship; let's see how our boat rides?? What do you have Chrispaulenvy??

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Let's trade Al so that Marvin can flop!!

That's my new stance...

I honestly would not be surprised if this isn't a concern of management and a reason they won't trade AL now. Granted he's young and deserves more time before being thrown to the wolves full-time, so they are probably doing the right thing...

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Stoudamire is not the size of a center either and neither is Dwight Howard. I think Marvin will be an outstanding PF. He has the quickness and wingspan to play inside and he will only get stronger.

The future for Marvin is bright and as soon as Al is gone you will see him develop even more.

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Help me understand this.

Marvin was in the same class as Dwight Howard, Josh Smith, Al Jefferson, and Telfair...

He's not that young.

Gerald Green and Marvin Webster are young.

Let Marvin start. It's embarrassing that every rookie drafted under Marvin is playing in the rookie challenge and Marvin is talking about using that for motivation NEXT YEAR.

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Just for the record, here are the ages of the guys you mentioned. Marvin's the second youngest of them all.

Al Jefferson - January 4, 1985

Sebastian Telfair - June 9, 1985

Josh Smith - Dec. 5, 1985

Dwight Howard - Dec. 8, 1985

Gerald Green - January 26, 1986

Marvin Williams - June 19, 1986

Martell Webster - December 4, 1986

Funny you mention Al Jefferson like he's heads and shoulders better than our (not yours) Marvin Williams. In his second year he's averaging 8.4 PPG and 5.3 RPG. Not exactly lighting it up. I would say he's still a very promising young prospect who has a lot of learning and growing up to do. What do you say? Bum?

Green's older than Marvin and hasn't stepped on the floor yet, what a bum, he'll never be any good.

Since when is your entire value determined by your first half of a season????????????

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It's all about Marvin here on Hawksqauwk..

damn straight

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I thought you would be happy Theshedara

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I thought you and Marvin were Playground buddies??

i wish

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Why is it when the conversation is about Marvin you want to talk about Paul?

Ha! Your sense of humor is getting hot! stay away from flammables.

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We have missed that Ship; let's see how our boat rides??

wise plan

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What do you have Chrispaulenvy??

So far...absolutely. I wish we had him, but that isn't going to make me cast off any of our players because they aren't him. And I'm not convinced that he'll be a hall of famer like the entire country seems to be. He still has to prove he can lead his team to title town, right?

And just so you know, I will always bring up Deron every time you start bad mouthing Marvin or yanking on Paul's jock. Deal? Good.

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Jamal Mashburn finished his UK career as one of the all time greatest

Wildcat players. He finished his career leading the Wildcats to their

1st final four since 1984, and ended up the #4 leading scorer in

UK history. Mashburn is a jack of all trades. At 6'8", 235, he can

play either inside or outside. Inside, he has a variety of moves, a la

Kevin McHale, with all sorts of head fakes and turnaround moves. He

can be virtually unstoppable in the low post, especially against

smaller and weaker players. If that isn't enough, he can take his

game outside, where he can easily stroke the college 3-pter, and I

wouldn't be surprised if his range could extend to the NBA 3-pt line.

He can score from a set shot, he can score posting up, and he can score

off the dribble. He is an excellent ball-handler. Rick Pitino himself

calls him the prototype small forward in the NBA. Mashburn is a tough

one-on-one task for any defender. Not too many weaknesses on this

1st-team all-american, however, he always has been noted for a

lackadasical attitude, and is prone to "falling asleep" during games.

Doesn't really have that take-over attitude. Mashburn also has been

accused of not really being able to jump, and he doesn't block many

shots. He is an average defender at best, according to Pitino. However

his versatility is very well suited to today's NBA game, and expect him

to be one of the 1st 3, if not the 1st player picked in the 1993 draft.

Scout: Jazzy J

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You just proved my point.

Marvin brings everything to the table, relative to skill set, that Jamal Mashburn brought to the table, and Marvin adds elite level athleticism and super length to the equation.

Marvin also put up the greatest freshman per 40 minute numbers in North Carolina history, so he can be considered one of their best players of all time.

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Thesheedara..

I'm shocked that you could take your hands off of Marvin's nuts long enough to type that post...

What up with all your Marvin Love.

Diesel, what do you do for a living? Do you work in a professional kitchen? I'm asking because there's a lot of ass-grabbing and testicle-touching that goes on in many kitchens.

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You just proved my point.

Marvin brings everything to the table, relative to skill set, that Jamal Mashburn brought to the table, and Marvin adds elite level athleticism and super length to the equation.

Marvin also put up the greatest freshman per 40 minute numbers in North Carolina history, so he can be considered one of their best players of all time.

I think you might get some different opinions on that from guys named Jordan, Worthy, Dougherty, Perkins, Carter, Jamison, Stackhouse, Wallace, etc.

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Marvin has no Post up Game.

Marvin is not a Point Forward...

Get off your knees and take a look at something other than Marvin's nuts.

Your patois is perfect for a line cook. That's my guess. Are you Ecuadorian?

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