Nov 19, 2008 -- 9:13AM, IKnowYouSeeIt (OCB) wrote:

Nov 18, 2008 -- 4:21PM, El Mariachi wrote:

if we let Wally just expire it doesn't get us even under the luxury tax, nevermind anywhere near the salary cap.... so we would miss out on an opportunity to improve our roster by adding a star calibre player or combination of role players who would help us out huge.

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also if we were to add any major trade to our team, I would hope we don't wait until too late in the season to where chemistry becomes an issue. The sooner we do it the better we have time to adjust new players to the system... but Wally is a waste if we don't trade his contract... considering how poorly he shoots, how slow footed he is and how badly he gets burned for turn-overs lately... if he wasn't making $13.5 mil/season I wouldn't be so harsh... but how long has this guy been in the league now? How many teams? Why did Garnett refuse to have him on his team?

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other than that. I love this team.

Well if you used to watch any basketball Wally was an all star who averaged like 24 pts a game and Garnett and him always wanted to be the star of the team they even fought a couple of times how do you think he got his big contract??? and he injured his knee i think a coouple of years ago and has never been the same and he never played any defense in his career at least he tries now... he's been in the league a while now... his teams were the t'wolves for a while then Boston, Seattle, and now Cleveland

thanks dude, but those were redundant questions to paint a picture of how much I don't want Wally to remain a Cav... but yeah you get my point... it's really not an option to keep him in hopes that his productivity inproves.