Baron Davis for Al harrington??

Question

Im in 4th place and im very gaurd heavy and forwrd weak

Answer 1

it was just announced that baron will have surgery on his knee. arthoscopic, so it's not season ending, but still a problem...fyi...

if i had bdiddy and i was looking for a trade i think i would want a bit more than harrington for him. he's a top pg when healthy, so maybe you could go for someone like canby who is also an injury risk.

Answer 2

I would do it. Davis, despite being a little injury-prone, has been one of the best PG's in the league, and Harrington has really thrived in GS's more offensive system. I would do it just because you need a good forward, and Davis could get injured any day.

Answer 3

all right.
if you're really that weak in forwards....id say do the trade. baron is very good at times but injury prone, and al has a completely new role now. however, if you need the rebounds more than the points (since ur lacking forwards), i would buy a higher forward, such as maybe caron butler, jermaine o'neal, tim duncan, lamar odom, rashard lewis as a few examples.
good luck man!

Answer 4

if you're guard heavy and you have baron davis i say drop that injury risk!.

Harrington is guaranteed to play almost every night and should deliver you pretty good foward numbers, he also has C elig!

Baron davis is great when he's healthy... he's just more likely not healthy than he is

Answer 5

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Answer 6

considering Davis is out indefinately, I would take Harrington