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Any FA Big men left?


Biggdaddi1022

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Be  Al, Zeller, Frank, Hawes, Marvin - the question should be, "Do we have a roster spot for another big man?"

But to answer your question: http://hoopshype.com/2015/06/11/nba-free-agency-2015-the-top-centers-available-this-offseason/

We have 2 more roster spots..  We can definitely use a shot blocking big at one of them... 

Keith Benson,  Ryan Hollins maybe.... 

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The Hornets are stacking their roster with versatile players, lots of guys who can play multiple positions well. IMO they still need to address getting a rim protector, aggressive rebounder. This is exactly what Biz was supposed to be, but what about JaVale McGee?

Yes, he does make a few dumb errors every game, but he is better than Biz will ever be. He would also allows us to have lineups that feature Al at the 4 when we go against teams with a legitimate scoring center.

JaVale could be a perfect energy guy, and would definitely become a crowd favorite with his highlight plays.

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