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Originally Posted by Mr_Basketball#1
Ugly but effective. The guy is great at attacking the basket and has nice range. Durant and Green will be an effective 1-2 punch when they gain chemistry and experience. Look for the Sonics to win 30-38 games this year. They could be a surprise team to make the playoffs if teams like the Hornets, Clipper, Warriors, or Lakers struggle.
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Dude, the Sonics won't win 20 games this year. In fact they may make a run at the worst record ever. This is their roster for this season...
NUM PLAYER POS HT WT DOB FROM YRS
4 Nick Collison C-F 6-10 255 10/26/1980 Kansas 3
35 Kevin Durant F 6-9 215 09/29/1988 Texas R
15 Mickael Gelabale F 6-7 215 05/22/1983 France 1
22 Jeff Green F 6-9 235 08/28/1986 Georgetown R
5 Jermaine Jackson G 6-5 205 06/07/1976 Detroit 5
27 Johan Petro C 7-0 247 01/27/1986 France 2
8 Luke Ridnour G 6-2 175 02/13/1981 Oregon 4
18 Mouhamed Sene C 6-11 230 05/12/1986 Senegal 1
31 Robert Swift C 7-1 245 12/03/1985 Bakersfield HS (CA) 2
3 Wally Szczerbiak F 6-7 245 03/05/1977 Miami (Ohio) 8
44 Kurt Thomas F-C 6-9 235 10/04/1972 Texas Christian 12
25 Earl Watson G 6-1 185 06/12/1979 UCLA 6
2 Delonte West G 6-3 180 01/26/1983 Saint Joseph's 3
54 Chris Wilcox F 6-10 235 09/03/1982 Maryland 5
21 Damien Wilkins G-F 6-6 225 01/11/1980 Georgia 3
This has got to be one of the worst line-ups to start a season in the history of NBA basketball.
the only proven scorer is a retread SF that can't guard anyone, and where's the inside presence coming from?
38 wins?
Challenge for the playoffs? In the West?
C'mon, be serious here. Stop the infatuation with Durant and start to see things clearly and rationally.