They're guard play could use a little bit of help cuz devin harris isn't much of a shooting guard so I would take Derek Byars out of Vandy he can do a lot pass, shoot, drive, and a very good rebounder for a guard. If they can't get Derek Byars I would try Nate Funk out of Creighton, undoubtedly the best mid-major guard and second best player (to Nick Fazekas) Nate Funk is a shooting oriented guard not much of the lane-driver but a terrific mid-range and 3 point shooter which many NBA players don't guard the mid-range shot so I think Nate Funk would also be an excellent pick.
2007-03-14 14:47:05
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answered by Sean P 1
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the mavericks are a great team they could use a center and maybe a small forward
they will definently go to the finals again but we no wat happened last year The Mavericks advanced to their first NBA Finals in franchise history when they defeated the Phoenix Suns in game 6 of the Western Conference Finals on June 3, 2006 in the US Airways Center in Phoenix. They faced the Miami Heat in the finals, held home-court advantage and scored two convincing wins. After game 2 Dallas city officials had already planned the victory parade. However, in Game 3, the Mavs blew a late double-digit lead, courtesy of Heat guard Dwyane Wade, who scored at least 36 points during each of the next four matches. He carried the Heat to the win, with Nowitzki missing a potentially game-tying free throw in the last seconds. After getting blown out in Game 4, the Mavericks suffered another heartbreaking loss in Game 5 when Wade scored the game-tying basket in the last possession of regular time, putting the Heat ahead with last-second free throws in overtime. The tragic figure was Josh Howard, who missed a pair of clutch free throws in overtime and mistakenly called an early timeout, so the Mavs had to bring in the ball at backcourt rather than halfcourt for the last possession. In Game 6, the Mavericks took an early double digit lead, but again, Wade poured in 36 points, helped by Alonzo Mourning's five blocked shots, and the Mavericks lost their fourth game and the title after a string of botched three pointers.
Poor officiating and phantom calls have been cited as secondary contributors to their loss to the Heat, especially concerning Game 5 [2]. Mavericks owner Mark Cuban was fined a total of $250,000 for "several acts of misconduct" during the series, Nowitzki was fined $5,000 for kicking a ball into the stands after Game 5, and Jerry Stackhouse was suspended for Game 5 after fouling Shaquille O'Neal on a breakaway dunk attempt. The latter marked the third time a Mavericks player was suspended in the 2006 playoffs. Also Jerry stackhouse was suspended for taking steriods.
The Mavericks became only the third team in NBA history (the first since 1977) to lose in the Finals after taking a 2-0 lead. In Game 3, the Mavs held a 13-point lead with under seven minutes remaining but were outscored 22-7 in the momentum-changing 98-96 defeat. The Heat's performance in the last seven minutes represented the team's greatest postseason comeback in team history
2007-03-14 21:13:00
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answered by wats good people 2
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LOL it's called spell check lil guy. "and if they do draft"??? What so they might decide not to draft anyone? Poor guy keep trying
GO SPURS!!! 99' 03' 05' 07'
2007-03-14 21:08:51
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answered by . 1
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on projects and then if none of them show any promise cut them all because they don't need them on the roster
once in awhile you find a gem in the 2nd round so that's worth the risk but if none are showing any promise part ways because they don't need them on the team
2007-03-14 21:10:39
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answered by truthistold2u 6
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They should trade it for another player.
2007-03-14 22:07:58
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answered by Hi 7
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