michael redd looks a player

[gofaz18]

since the michael redd has been introduced into the starting lineup he has showed wat a good shooting guard he can be in the league gaining allstar selection wat are ur thoughts on him do u think his capable of jumping into the same category as the likes of ray allen, jerry stackhouse and the likes.

 

[Dingster]

He's had an excellent season and has been the beneficiary of all the changes at Buckland. Just goes to show what can happen if you get the opportunity. Getting the game winning shot in the all star game shows how far he's come.

 

[Kenny_01]

Yeah, Redd is awesome. Hopefully he, along with KVH and co can lead the Bucks past the first round of the playoffs. They are my favourite side in the east. No superstars, just play good team ball.

 

[jod23]

His only fault is he can be a little one dimensional. He is getting better though and has plenty of room to improve. One of the best SG's going around. Bucks and the second round though? I dont know about that.

 

[Fall Out Boy]

Originally posted by Kenny_01
No superstars, just play good team ball.

Give it a month and watch the team ball aspect disappear.

I like KVH, but the bloke is a cancer.

His trade history speaks volumes.

 

[Mike33]

Originally posted by phatandphreaky
Give it a month and watch the team ball aspect disappear.

I like KVH, but the bloke is a cancer.

His trade history speaks volumes.

It's true... KVH will do the bucks no good, because he will take the spotlight off Michael Redd

 

[Kenny_01]

Originally posted by phatandphreaky
Give it a month and watch the team ball aspect disappear.

I like KVH, but the bloke is a cancer.

His trade history speaks volumes.

Why? He is seems to be fitting in well at the Bucks. Has shot the lights first 3 games... had a shocker today but the Bucks still won.

He rebounds well, something TT doesn't do, and is a good 2nd option to help Redd.

He's improved a fair bit (even the Knick crowd have been chanting his name ), and as for history... the teams that have traded him have seem to struggle more after they have done so (atleast in the short term), have they not?

 

[Fall Out Boy]

KVH is all about himself, he likes being the focus, hell he craves the limelight.

I know you're suddenly a big fan because he's on your fantasy team, but Kenny, put that aside for a minute and look at his history.

Shooting well 3 times doesn't change a career.

 

[Fall Out Boy]

Originally posted by Kenny_01

He rebounds well, something TT doesn't do, and is a good 2nd option to help Redd.

Once again, i know your view is clouded because he is on your fantasy team, but you can't honestly expect him to play second fiddle to Redd, surely.

This is the bloke that complained about having to play second fiddle to Allen Iverson.

 

[gofaz18]

maybe the bucks will try and move him at the end of the year and go after players like rasheed wallace or mehmet okur from pistions

 

[Kenny_01]

Originally posted by phatandphreaky
Once again, i know your view is clouded because he is on your fantasy team, but you can't honestly expect him to play second fiddle to Redd, surely.

This is the bloke that complained about having to play second fiddle to Allen Iverson.

This has got nothing to do with him being on my fantasy team. I do follow his progress more closely, but that is only natural, and I am looking at this objectively.

Everything he has said in Milwaukee or at NY is about wanting to fit into the team. I have never read one comment from him where has put himself before the team. He seems (to me atleast), that he just wants to play in an environment where he is liked and can contribute to the team winning.

What has any of this got to do with my fantasy team? Just because he is in my team doesn't mean I can have an opinion on him? You've been praising Boozer, Kidd, BDiddy and Walker all season... is that because they are on your team?

 

[Thewlis Dish]

Originally posted by jod23
His only fault is he can be a little one dimensional.

I would disagree with that. People focus on his shooting because that's his strong point, but he also gets over five boards a game and is one of the best guys at getting to the hole. Watch him play next time the Bucks are on TV, he has evolved from primarily a shooter to a team leader that can do a lot of different things on the court.