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Which over-the-hill big man would you choose?


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Kelvin Cato

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Age at start of season: 32

Last year's stats: 3.6/2.6/0.4 in 12.4 minutes

Career stats: 5.6/5.4/1.3 in 20.1 minutes

Assets: Born in Atlanta, Shotblocking

Liabilities: Conditioning, Scoring

Scot Pollard

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Age at start of season: 31

Last year's stats: 3.8/4.8/0.4 in 17.2 minutes

Career stats: 4.7/5.0/0.8 in 17.6 minutes

Assets: Hard-worker, Off. Rebounding

Liabilities: Scoring, Eccentricity?

Lorenzen Wright

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Age at start of season: 31

Last year's stats: 5.8/5.1/0.6 in 21.7 minutes

Career stats: 8.8/6.9/0.8 in 25.5 minutes

Assets: Scoring, Conditioning

Liabilities: Shotblocking, Size

Michael Olowokandi

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Age at start of season: 31

Last year's stats: 5.0/4.6/0.7 in 19.1 minutes

Career stats: 8.6/7.1/1.4 in 27.1 minutes

Assets: Rebounding, Mobility

Liabilities: Work ethic, Attitude

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I voted for Kelvin Cato, because I believe he will at least bring some defensive ability to the table. IMO, Michael Olowokandi is a waste of time.

Lorenzen Wright would be a close second to Kelvin Cato on my list because of his rebounding.

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Hopefully we can find a way to get Mags here instead.


I'd rather dig into the barrel than have to give up Childress AND take minutes away from both Shelden and Zaza.

Magloire doesn't really fit a up-tempo team.

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Lorenzen is more of a solid you know what you are going to get kind of guy. If we got him, I'd expect him to get about 8/6 off the bench and he is a terrific locker room guy.

I agree that Olowokandi has the best skills and he is the only legit 7 footer of the group. That said, he has done NOTHING in the last 3 years and he can't seem to get healthy. I guess it depends on what you are looking for.

If you want a "solid" vet, take Lo. If you are willing to gamble that Olowokandi will actually try, go with him. Neither Cato not Pollard do anything for me at more than the vet minimum.

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For shotblocking, i would pick Cato, but he is awful in ofense. Scot Pollard is an interesting pick, he is a smart player who would give Pachulia and Batista some tricks of the trade. Even he is no shorblocker, he brings some toughness and rebounding that could be useful. On the other hand, that guy taken by the Clips with the number 1 pick in the 1998 draft is a BUST and a waste of money and time.

Why don't we trade Edwards,or is he impossible to trade because no team would never, ever want him, even if he was for free?

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Kelvin Cato

kelvin_cato.jpg

Age at start of season: 32

Last year's stats: 3.6/2.6/0.4 in 12.4 minutes

Career stats: 5.6/5.4/1.3 in 20.1 minutes

Assets: Born in Atlanta, Shotblocking

Liabilities: Conditioning, Scoring

Scot Pollard

scot_pollard.jpg

Age at start of season: 31

Last year's stats: 3.8/4.8/0.4 in 17.2 minutes

Career stats: 4.7/5.0/0.8 in 17.6 minutes

Assets: Hard-worker, Off. Rebounding

Liabilities: Scoring, Eccentricity?

Lorenzen Wright

lorenzen_wright.jpg

Age at start of season: 31

Last year's stats: 5.8/5.1/0.6 in 21.7 minutes

Career stats: 8.8/6.9/0.8 in 25.5 minutes

Assets: Scoring, Conditioning

Liabilities: Shotblocking, Size

Michael Olowokandi

michael_olowokandi.jpg

Age at start of season: 31

Last year's stats: 5.0/4.6/0.7 in 19.1 minutes

Career stats: 8.6/7.1/1.4 in 27.1 minutes

Assets: Rebounding, Mobility

Liabilities: Work ethic, Attitude


Where is the "suicide pill" option? I am not going with any of those guys.

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Kelvin Cato

kelvin_cato.jpg

Age at start of season: 32

Last year's stats: 3.6/2.6/0.4 in 12.4 minutes

Career stats: 5.6/5.4/1.3 in 20.1 minutes

Assets: Born in Atlanta, Shotblocking

Liabilities: Conditioning, Scoring

Scot Pollard

scot_pollard.jpg

Age at start of season: 31

Last year's stats: 3.8/4.8/0.4 in 17.2 minutes

Career stats: 4.7/5.0/0.8 in 17.6 minutes

Assets: Hard-worker, Off. Rebounding

Liabilities: Scoring, Eccentricity?

Lorenzen Wright

lorenzen_wright.jpg

Age at start of season: 31

Last year's stats: 5.8/5.1/0.6 in 21.7 minutes

Career stats: 8.8/6.9/0.8 in 25.5 minutes

Assets: Scoring, Conditioning

Liabilities: Shotblocking, Size

Michael Olowokandi

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Age at start of season: 31

Last year's stats: 5.0/4.6/0.7 in 19.1 minutes

Career stats: 8.6/7.1/1.4 in 27.1 minutes

Assets: Rebounding, Mobility

Liabilities: Work ethic, Attitude


Where is the "suicide pill" option? I am not going with any of those guys.


Lazy Lo

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If I had to choose I'll go for Cato...I think he still has some good stuff in him...

Pollard is too broken down and injury prone in his hay day in SAC he was super fun to watch and the kind of guy you would love to have on your team

Wright has never impressed me as a player even playing center but I will admit that I haven't watched too too much

Olwakandi is a lazy piece of **** he's always been on my "Id like to beat the crap of these centers for no given reason" list along with Jerome James, Mark Blount, Adonal Foyle and Erick Dampier...they suck!!!

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