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Let's take a look at his stats as a starter (25 games).
PPG: 13 | RPG: 10 | APG: 2 | BPG: 2 | SPG: 1 | FG%: 55 | FT%: 75 | MPG: 36
You know what that means?
He can actually stay on the floor.
He actually takes rebounds.
He actually can score the ball.
He actually defends.
He actually shares the ball well for a post player.
He shoots high percentages.
He's a fighter. He's a hustler. He's a high energy guy. He's a TEAM FIRST player.
What else? He's only 25.
Amir is our starting power forward. To me that's clear and simple.
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Amir is a very good PF and as he's shown, is a capable starter. The thing that would concern BC in the off season is whether to find a legitimate proven starting PF which is safe or find a back up to Amir which is risky. The former option is not fair to Amir and the later is risky. This is why I see sense in the Carl Landry rumour 'cause like Amir he is, both a capable starter and good off the bench.
As far as 3 point shooting is concerned, I'm sure it will be addressed in the off season. The trade(Calderon) has left us a little weak in this area and I see Fields being replaced by a solid 3 point shooter. Also keep in mind that the 3 point shooting though bad is not as bad as it seems. Ross(Rookie problems) is IMO an excellent 3 point shooter and Bargnani is having a forgettable season.
Attitude Is A Choice.
My issue with someone like Karl Landry is you have to pay him about the same as Amir. So now you've got $20 million tied up at power forward, which is the equivalent to a max guy, and you've got two middle of the pack, capable of starting, power forwards. We did this for years with Calderon and every "replacement" who came through, and the end result was always that we were good there, but not good enough to win. So instead, just pick up a cheap back up and let Amir play the bulk of the minutes. Your production will stay high because most of the minutes are still going to a guy capable of starting, and you'll have saved on the cap hit that Landry would cost. You do not need two starting calibre guys at every postion, you need one high calbre guy and some other to give him rest.
Then you take that money and get some good, cheap, workmanlike players to fill up your bench and your set to go. Think Reggie Evans or Anthony Parker.
"When Life gives you lemons, you clone those Lemons to make super lemons!"
-Scudworth
This is a not a bad idea only there's a little bit of risk involved. If Amir returns to the player he was(good back up), Raps. will be weak at PF. Nevertheless, it's not a bad idea. With the MLE, they could strengthen another need. BC's is pretty creative. Something like Bargnani for Boozer cannot be ruled out.
Attitude Is A Choice.
"When Life gives you lemons, you clone those Lemons to make super lemons!"
-Scudworth
I would say that Boozer is definitely a better offensive player than Carl Landry.
"I don't lie. I willfully participate in a campaign of misinformation." - Fox Mulder
I like how people were so against around the trade deadline but now thier all on board for Boozer.
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