InstantForum.NET v4.1.4RotoPass Message Boardhttp://www.talentedmrroto.com/forum/info@rotopass.comWed, 03 Dec 2008 15:49:10 GMT20http://www.talentedmrroto.com/forum/Topic54356-30-1.aspxTake a look at what Wilcox is doing for the Clips. He has outperformed Murphy and Brown to this point. Murphy seems to be forcing the issue with his jumper, resulting in lower %s. Even more alarming is his FT shooting. It looks awful; he has a hitch in his release and does not look smooth at all. Could be temporary or it could be him feeling the pressure of his new contract or something else altogether. Whatever the cause, he has been hurting his owners at both FG and FT %s. This guy is a career 80% free throw shooter, so his current 38.9% is bugged. Points and rebounds can be gotten cheaply, you don't want to take on the burden of miserable %s. I'm not saying Murphy is going to be awful all year, but he doesn't look good now.All's well that ends well.Tue, 09 Nov 2004 12:30:03 GMTguylakehttp://www.talentedmrroto.com/forum/Topic54356-30-1.aspxNo, I am sticking with Donyell. I am going to dump Quentin Richardson. I have Francis, McGrady, Marbury, Terry, Alston, and J Williams as my guards and there just aren't enough spots for Q. I could use a PF type on the bench or to play in place of Marshall until he picks it up.----------------------------------------------I am no expert but...Tue, 09 Nov 2004 00:04:03 GMTmvanepshttp://www.talentedmrroto.com/forum/Topic54356-30-1.aspxYeah, probably no need to use your waivers on them...one will pass through i bet. You're not going to drop Donyell for one of them are you?? Just making sure!Respect my authoritay!Mon, 08 Nov 2004 23:40:44 GMTLittlemachttp://www.talentedmrroto.com/forum/Topic54356-30-1.aspxThanks for the input guys. They are both currently on waivers in my league and they come off tonight. I have Donyell Marshall in my forward spot right now and I feel like I should get some insurance in case he continues with limited minutes. I don't really want to use my waiver on either player but I am sure that 1 or both will clear. I feel like I will go with PJ just because his averages are much better but it is great to get some other opinions.----------------------------------------------I am no expert but...Mon, 08 Nov 2004 23:25:30 GMTmvanepshttp://www.talentedmrroto.com/forum/Topic54356-30-1.aspxPJ-jackMon, 08 Nov 2004 23:08:05 GMTajacobyhttp://www.talentedmrroto.com/forum/Topic54356-30-1.aspxI would take Murphy, Mr. Double-Double. I'm mostly worried about all that talk coming out of NO that David West is going to cut into Brown's PT. Plus the age factor; while Brown is slowly on the decline, Murphy is on the rise. The potential with Murphy is much greater, although there is a slightly higher risk factor (what with the injury and all).Mon, 08 Nov 2004 22:53:53 GMTSushi IIIhttp://www.talentedmrroto.com/forum/Topic54356-30-1.aspxpretty similar players in terms of Points and Boards...Brown was the better option in years past b/c he held advantages in the % and steals/blocks. So far though, Brown hasn't been able to get the boards or points that murphy has gotten. I still think Brown will get his stats so I would stick with him if you have him. Murphy will probably have a similar year to his breakout 2 years ago. You are right though, Brown could slip due to age, but I would take my chances with him.Respect my authoritay!Mon, 08 Nov 2004 22:09:03 GMTLittlemachttp://www.talentedmrroto.com/forum/Topic54356-30-1.aspxWho would you rather have on your bench this season? In past years PJ Brown has score around 10 points a game with 8 rebounds with a steal and a block per night. He has good percentages in both FG and FT. In Murphy's one injury free year averaged more points and more rebounds but less blocks and steals with lower percentages. Murphy is young and could improve, Brown is old and could slip. Any thoughts?----------------------------------------------I am no expert but...Mon, 08 Nov 2004 22:02:09 GMTmvaneps