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Eric Gordon?

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New Orleans Hornets shooting guard Eric Gordon says he excited about the prospect of having Anthony Davis as a teammate, but it won’t stop his plans to listen to offers in free agency this summer. New Orleans Times-Picayune

With him now saying he will listen to offers would anyone be interested in the bobcats offering him a contract? He avg 20ppg and 3 ast over the last 2 seasons. I think he could be a interesting guy to look at for the team, he is a true scorer that we desperately need. He can shoot drive and pass, plays solid defense. Question is what is he worth? how much would we have to pay to get him here and is it worth a thought?

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I wanted to make a thread about this earlier also.

If MJ is not greedy and wanna spend some money, Gordon would be a nice addition. Great shooter and could be a veteran for our young team. We could also build a team around Gordon. The only thing is, he's a RFA which NO could match any offers giving to him. Which they probably will.

Our starting fives could change dramatically if we sign Gordon and do well in the draft. Imagine:

PG Kemba

SG Gordon

SF Kidd-Gilchrist

PF Maggette

C. Biyombo

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I wanted to make a thread about this earlier also.

If MJ is not greedy and wanna spend some money, Gordon would be a nice addition. Great shooter and could be a veteran for our young team. We could also build a team around Gordon. The only thing is, he's a RFA which NO could match any offers giving to him. Which they probably will.

Our starting fives could change dramatically if we sign Gordon and do well in the draft. Imagine:

PG Kemba

SG Gordon

SF Kidd-Gilchrist

PF Maggette

C. Biyombo

Maggette can't play power forward lol

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maggette wouldn't last two games at pf, and biyambo would be done in 6 weeks. its not about their abilities, its about their physical capabilities to withstand those positions

biyambo may grow into a center, but we really don't know anything about him yet other than he can block shots like a 10 foot spider

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