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HR Sim League Orlando Magic
PG: Luke Ridnour, Delonte West, Greg Minor
SG: Andre Iguodala, Mickael Pietrus
SF: Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Boris Diaw
PF: Charlie Villanueva, Ian Mahinimi, Amir Johnson
C: Eddy Curry, Mamadou Ndiaye, Adam Parada
Is curry at his playing weight of 400 yet?
Who's your starting 5? Sixth man? Scoring options?
My starting five will probably beOriginally Posted by TrayWithAnA
PG: Ridnour
SG: Salmons
SF: Diaw
PF: Mahinimi
C: Curry
6th Men: Johnson/Villanueva
Scoring Options:
1. Curry
2. Salmons
3. Mahinimi
Hola, J. Felders from SI.com here. It's no secret that the departure of Iggy and now Shareef has left a massive hole to fill. Who do you expect to help Curry pick up the slack this season? Also, Diaw is in the last year of his contract. What are you expecting from him?
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While the departures of the players mentioned will be hard to overcome, we are expecting our young PF Ian Mahinimi to exceed expectations this year. After spending much of last year on the bench, he shined when Eddy was injured. Even when he split time with Curry, he continued to be a star. He put up amazing numbers against some of the leagues best. We expect him to be a key player this season. As far as Boris, we are expecting him to be a leader among our team and to improve on last year.
Sounds good, but last time I checked, your big draft accquisiton last season was Charlie Villanueva. What's his status? Also, where will young Thabo Sefolosha fit in this season's plans?
Thabo will always be assigned to the opposing teams best wing. He was drafted for his ability to shut down an opposing guard. Charlie will compete for a starting spot, but we are expecting him to backup Ian and Boris.
Thats a pretty tall order for a Euro rookie, do you honestly believe that strategy will work out for your squad?
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If that's the case, what is your plan for Johnson?
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The West trade was a bad trade, I admit that. Every other trade has been beneficial to me. I traded Andre Iguodala for 3 possible lotto picks. Every tean in the league would have done that. My other trade was Shareef for Salmons and points. This trade relieved my team of cap space for next season, which should be a great free agency year, and got me Salmons, a young sharpshooting wing that I needed. I will be active next season in changing my game plan when it needs to be changed.
He will also compete with In and Charlie, but we see him backing up Eddy at the C spot, along with playing some Paf.
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