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Would you trade Harden for Lillard?

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by shortfuse3, May 1, 2014.

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Trade Harden for Lillard?

  1. Yes

    73 vote(s)
    25.2%
  2. No

    180 vote(s)
    62.1%
  3. Maybe

    37 vote(s)
    12.8%
  1. shortfuse3

    shortfuse3 Member

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    This would allow Troy Daniels to start at SG. His size would affect him guarding other SG's but he's still better defensively than Harden.

    Would be an insane back court doe
     
  2. Mr. Clutch

    Mr. Clutch Contributing Member

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    No.

    Let's see Lillard do it for a whole year, like Harden has.
     
  3. Ekiu

    Ekiu Member

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    No. gtfo with this.
     
  4. Nook

    Nook Member

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    Stop starting stupid threads.

    No, I would not trade Harden for Lillard.

    I also would not deal Lin and Asik for Boozer.

    STOP IT
     
  5. RedNation

    RedNation Contributing Member

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    nope.
     
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  6. tmacfor35

    tmacfor35 Contributing Member

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    Harden for Lilliard and Mathews

    I would do it.
     
  7. coachbadlee

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    No. Waaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyy too early. Harden will get over his playoff phobia eventually.
     
  8. Texanasiafan

    Texanasiafan Member

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    To make OP happy :

    NO.

    But I will trade both Lin and D-Mo for Lillard and LMA.
     
  9. justbuckets

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    No. Lillard is a cocky SOB. You build on humble and hardworking leaders.
     
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  10. shortfuse3

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    Think about it. If we trade Harden there would be no more ISO ball and no more atrocious defensive possessions.

    All we'd need is a PF capable of picking and popping.
     
  11. LikeMike

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    Kneejerk? Harden has been a legitimate top5 offensive player in the NBA. Lillard is an up and coming star who also plays no defense. Right now Harden is better at just about everything but handles and 3pt shooting, though he is not bad at that either. Let´s wait and see if Lillard can ever be the player Harden already is.

    What is up with fans willing to deal our star players when something is not working for a short period of time? He is young, not injury prone, and not far away from being the best offensive player in the game. Let`s give him and Howard some time and see, how we can build a team and a system around them to help us win.
     
  12. joeson332

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    Man.................we can't even enjoy a win in peace more..................
     
  13. hltiki

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    it's funny, Portland fans would say **** no to this trade as well.
     
  14. shortfuse3

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    Stop being homers guys and look at it objectively. You can't deny that Lillard would help a lot of our current needs.

    - No more PG issues
    - Lillard is a better playmaker than Harden
    - Steps up his game in the playoffs when the fouls are called differently
    - But most important he's a leader which is what this team is sorely missing
     
  15. JayGoogle

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    I so ball is on the coach.

    Hardens defense would improve under a coach that could teach it better.
     
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  16. Pizza_Da_Hut

    Pizza_Da_Hut I put on pants for this?

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    No. Lillard is good, but not Harden good. You would be investing in what might be versus what is in that trade. Now, would I trade Gerald Wallace for Lillard? Every damn day of the week I would.
     
  17. Karolik

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    Can we keep Harden for the regular season and trade him for Lillard when the playoffs start? :grin:
     
  18. OremLK

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    Hmm, 20/5/3 on .568 TS%

    OR

    25/6/4 on .618 TS%

    Neither of them play defense

    This is a no-brainer, Harden is obviously the better player. He's just hurt/mentally jacked up this series
     
  19. CCM721

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    When does your Harden hate train end?
     
  20. Homie3

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    First of all, No. That would be stupid.

    Also, did you just suggest STARTING Troy Daniels? Sure the dude hit some good shots in recent games but c'mon, man. Name one other skill he's proven besides shooting from 3 point line.
     

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