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Royce White: the biggest fail of Morey's career?

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by SamFisher, Nov 14, 2012.

  1. Sen89

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    Lin is the biggest fail of Morey's career. That stupid contract will prevent us from being any more than mediocre over the next 3 years.
     
  2. Zacatecas

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    Apparently that is a Leslie Alexander directed move. You've got to do what your boss tells you to do!!!

    In defense of the Lin signing, Lin does play good defense. He also get's rebounds and average assist numbers for a point guard. Line has a lot of potential still, not a detrimental signing.
     
  3. Zacatecas

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    How dare Morey select a bust at the #16 pick. Look at all of the Hall of Fame'rs like Johns Stockton!!!! Arggg...... Everyone here over reacting is totally - well, uhm.... Upon closer examination of the history of the 16th pick, well you are OVERREACTING!!!!!


    The History of the # 16 pick.... Hardly a sure

    Number 16

    2012 Royce White, Iowa St. – Houston Rockets
    2011 Nikola Vucevic, USC – Philadelphia 76ers
    2010 Luke Babbitt, Nevada – Minnesota Timberwolves (to Portland Blazers)

    2009 James Johnson, Wake Forest – Chicago Bulls
    2008 Marreese Speights, Florida – Philadelphia 76ers
    2007 Nick Young, Southern California – Washington Wizards
    2006 Rodney Carney, Memphis – Chicago Bulls
    2005 Joey Graham, Oklahoma State – Toronto Raptors
    2004 Kirk Snyder, Nevada – Utah Jazz
    2003 Troy Bell, Boston College – Boston Celtics (to Memphis Grizzlies)
    2002 Jiri Welsch, Czech Republic – Philadelphia 76ers (to Golden State)
    2001 Kirk Haston, Indiana – Charlotte Hornets
    2000 Hidayet Turkoglu, Turkey – Sacramento Kings

    1999 Ron Artest, St. John’s – Chicago Bulls
    1998 Bryce Drew, Valparaiso – Houston Rockets
    1997 Brevin Knight, Stanford – Cleveland Cavaliers
    1996 Tony Delk, Kentucky – Charlotte Hornets
    1995 Alan Henderson, Indiana – Atlanta Hawks
    1994 Cliff Rozier, Louisville – Golden State Warriors
    1993 Rex Walters, Kansas – New Jersey Nets
    1992 Randy Woods, La Salle – L.A. Clippers
    1991 Chris Gatling, Old Dominion – Golden State Warriors
    1990 Terry Mills, Michigan – Milwaukee Bucks

    1989 Dana Barros, Boston College – Seattle Supersonics
    1988 Derrick Chievous, Missouri – Houston Rockets
    1987 Christian Welp, Washington – Philadelphia 76ers
    1986 Mo Martin, St. Joseph’s – Denver Nuggets
    1985 Bill Wennington, St. John’s – Dallas Mavericks
    1984 John Stockton, Gonzaga – Utah Jazz
    1983 Jon Sundvold, Missouri – Seattle Supersonics
    1982 Terry Teagle, Baylor – Houston Rockets
    1981 Darnell Valentine, Kansas – Portland Trail Blazers
    1980 Hawkeye Whitney, North Carolina State – Kansas City Kings

    1979 Jim Spanarkel, Duke – Philadelphia 76ers
    1978 Jack Givens, Kentucky – Atlanta Hawks
    1977 Rickey Green, Michigan – Golden State Warriors
    1976 Norman Cook, Kansas – Boston Celtics
    1975 Ricky Sobers, UNLV – Phoenix Suns
    1974 Cliff Pondexter, Long Beach State – Chicago Bulls
    1973 Swen Nater, UCLA – Milwaukee Bucks
    1972 Jim Price, Louisville – L.A. Lakers (2nd round)
    1971 Dean Meminger, Marquette – New York Knicks
    1970 Gary Freeman, Oregon State – Milwaukee Bucks

    1969 Simmie Hill, West Texas State – Chicago Bulls
    1968 Art Harris, Stanford – Seattle Supersonics
    1967 Randy Mahaffey, Clemson – L.A. Lakers
    1966 Jerry Lee Wells, Oklahoma City University – Cincinnati Royals
    1965 John Fairchild, Brigham Young University – L.A. Lakers
    1964 Ron Bonham, University of Cincinnati – Boston Celtics
    1963 Mel Gibson, Western Carolina University – L.A. Lakers
    1962 Jack Foley, College of the Holy Cross – Boston Celtics
    1961 Ron Horn, Indiana University – St. Louis Hawks
    1960 Leroy Wright, University of the Pacific – Boston Celtics

    1959 None
    1958 Jimmy Smith, Franciscan University of Steubenville – Boston Celtics
    1957 Dick O’Neal, Texas Christian University – Boston Celtics
    1956 None
    1955 None
    1954 Boris Nachamkin, New York University – Rochester Royals
    1953 None
    1952 None
    1951 Bill Garrett, Indiana University – Boston Celtics
     
  4. Nook

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    Artest was overpaid and had no value a year after the Lakers signed him. The Rockets turned Ariza into Courtney Lee..... it was a good move by the Rockets.

    Scola > Landry, and Martin > Landry.... so do not think it was a bad deal.
    I don't think it was embarrasing....

    Yup, this one did not work out.

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    Battier needed to go....
    Lowry turned into Harden, I am good with that.
    He has not had a good draft pick in some time.
     

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