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Miller & Mihm for Francis -- Would You Do It?

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by enbehay, Jan 20, 2002.

  1. outlaw

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    I'd do this trade but I can't get it to work under RealGM for some reason.

    Houston trades: Steve Francis $3,473,520 to Indiana
    Houston trades: Jason Collier $1,280,040 to Indiana
    TOTAL: $4,753,560

    Indiana trades: Al Harrington $1,436,982 to Houston
    Indiana trades: Jamaal Tinsley $749,160 to Houston
    Indiana trades: Jonathan Bender $2,546,760 to Houston
    TOTAL: $4,732,902

    TRADE DECLINED
    You have been assigned Trade ID number 466600
     
  2. DaDakota

    DaDakota Balance wins
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    Outlaw,

    I think a player has to be signed for 90 days before he can be traded, maybe Tinsley is not eligible yet.

    DD
     
  3. WoodlandsBoy

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    Who wouldn't do that trade? Three young studs for one...
     
  4. haven

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    So, we're all blind, eh? What precisely was incorrect about TPL's analysis concerning Miller? I thought it was dead-on.

    Miller's a guy with above-average passing skills, decent ball skills, and is big enough so he can post up smaller pg's. His shooting touch is average, and he's not a great on-on-one player, generally. Yes - he does get a lot of assists. But so would Francis if he played on a jump-shooting team. Francis' lack of assists is a product of our offense as much as anything else. When Mobley/Kt, etc play one-on-one so much... he isn't going to get 10 per game.

    Francis is a better shot and more athletic. He's also been the dominant player on a team that actually had a winning record. Miller's cavs have been consistently terrible. And if you introduced some more good players, his scoring avg would decline.

    I like Miller... but ultimately, I consider him a B+ pg, while Francis is an A- close to an A.
     
  5. RichRocket

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    Miller does not equal Francis. Isn't that why Mihm is being added to the proposed trade? Duh.

    Miller is fine. The Rockets would do well with him running the point-- as will Cleveland.

    The question is this: do we pick up enough with Mihm to pick up what we lost by shipping Francis for Miller?

    I don't know. I don't see enough games, but I'm very hesitant to give up Steve unless we know that we are going to have to.
     
  6. Moe

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    Am I reading this wrong, or did this not come out like you intended? It looks like you're saying the Rockets are not a jump-shooting team. If that is what you meant, what the hell are you thinking?
     
  7. Invisible Fan

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    Best idea of the day... We trade our Co-Rookie of the Year for the rights to an unproven highschool sensation! :D
     

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