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Big Cheese
Irvine, CA
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Rubio is a jack wad. Trade him while you still can.
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Moops
Saint Paul, MN
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He'd be playing in the NBA if he had been drafted by a respectable team... as it stands, I'd rather be in Barcelona too
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Firefighter
Somerset, WI
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win/win for the wolves. If it's true and he wants east coast, fine. Trade him and have more ping pong balls for Jared Sullinger or the pt. guard from Duke, what the hell's his name?
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Top Gunn
Duluth, MN
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Well if Ricky wants to play in, say, Boston, I could see dealing him for Rondo...
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Charles Manson
Maple Plain, MN
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Ron wrote: This idiot writer is just pissin n the wind. He's unaware of the facts...Rubio will play for the wolves..not that crappy new york team. Good luck with all that.
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The Hard Truth
Bemidji, MN
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The New York media has been all over trying to sell the idea that Rubio wants to be in New York. It may be true, but the story is suspect.
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MNAchilles
Minneapolis, MN
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The fact remains, this is a guy who hasn't play a minute in the NBA and he has the gall to try and dictate where he plays. That's why I don't watch the NBA right there. What a joke of a league. Soon every sport will consist of the good teams on the east and west coast. Won't hold much draw for us in "flyover" country.
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fracas
Tucson, AZ
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I don't really care if Rubio plays here, or whether we trade him for decent, if not equal, value. I am not sure that Rubio is quick enough to stop penetration, and he certainly is not that good of a shooter. With Irving, Walker, and Knight probably coming out this year, there are quicker, better shooting, PG's available in the draft that probably have as much upside as Rubio. Our own draft pick is probably going to be a top 5 once again, unless we somehow put it all together and start winning games (LOL). If someone offered a pick in the 5-10 area for Rubio, I would probably take it. As many have said, the NBA is a joke. The lottery is not completely fair to the worst teams, and is conducted behind closed doors. Officiating favors the established teams, and the "stars", to the detriment of the bottom feeders and younger players. The salary cap is hardly a detriment to a team with deep pockets. Free agency is nothing like baseball, or football, where the team losing the free agent receives some compensation, in the form of draft picks, to help make up for what they lost. The NBA might not be run for the East and West coast media, but the NBA certainly seems to have a bias in making sure that the big markets are well taken care of.
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TheMaster
Laredo, TX
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Looking at those shooting stats, we already have a stable of guards that can't shoot. Trade the bum to some other team that has fallen for the hype. Ask yourself, has any player ever had more hype with less tangible proof to justify the hype?
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Frank
Englewood, CO
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I see this very simply. Trade Rubio, get something for him while you still can. Rubio isn't going to play for Minnesota, I think he's made that fairly clear. He wants to play on a winning and proven team. I hope the Wolves can see through their blinders and figure this out before it's too late. I for one would like to see some wins in the near future!
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Jerry
North Las Vegas, NV
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Big deal, Ricky Rubio! Go play for an east coast team if you can make one? Overhype on you since you came on the scene.
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Twinsfan
Willmar, MN
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This is looking more and more like a Kahn flop. Jury's out on Flynn and Wes Johnson. The kid is 20 now, older than most lottery picks anyway, go ahead and trade him for a lottery pick. I'd rather have two lottery picks this year than a completely unproven Euro kid anyway. At this point, I don't think anyone is going to care one way or another.
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OVER RATED
Hopkins, MN
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I have seen his hightlights, granted he does appear to have a vison for the court and can distribute the ball, but a PG in the NBA also has to score. His shooting is horrible, and got WORSE this year. PLEASE trade this overhyped POS.
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another reason
Buckhannon, WV
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to loathe the NBA. When a team not on either coast drafts a player it's only a matter of time before they want to go to LA or NY etc. if they play well.
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Pelly
Portsmouth, NH
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Boston? Mr. Rondo would like a word with you. Do these geniuses even follow the NBA?
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rubes
Minneapolis, MN
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MNAchilles wrote: The fact remains, this is a guy who hasn't play a minute in the NBA and he has the gall to try and dictate where he plays. That's why I don't watch the NBA right there. What a joke of a league. Soon every sport will consist of the good teams on the east and west coast. Won't hold much draw for us in "flyover" country. do you watch the NFL? Does the name Eli Manning mean anything to you? he pulled the same crap. So I hope you don't watch the NFL, because it is a joke of a league by your own standards.
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Pelly
Portsmouth, NH
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Top Gunn wrote: Well if Ricky wants to play in, say, Boston, I could see dealing him for Rondo... I couldn't. Not when Rondo came so cheap, 55 for 5 years.
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LeDumbo
Saint Paul, MN
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I like the fact that the Wolves hold his draft rights basically forever, or until he comes here to play. I say, leave him in Barcelona until he figures out its play for the Wolves, or stay in Europe.
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REAP
Minneapolis, MN
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he will NEVER play here...we'll trade his rights and get a bag of jockstraps back becuase we're pushed into a corner...
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DD Austin
Brandon, MS
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Can you blame Rubio for NOT wanting to play for the T-Wolves? WHo in their right mind would? This is not a surprise, folks! He's been against playing in Minnesota from day 1. That's the story and reputation of this pathetic organization. ;-(
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