The healthy Tyson chandler would make this team better(ala 2008 2nd seed in playoffs to WCF's). Chris paul isthe only piece the hornets need to lure chandler back, if that happens we would be able to trade Okafor fto teams that are in needo a defensive presence like G.S's Monta Ellis, houston who needs to fill Yao's place now for Kevin martin, the nuggets if Nene goes somewhere else for J.R. Smith or even detroit to give a veteran presence at C for maybe RIP or gordon. All this is vey possible, they just need to realize this need and we will win and keep Paul at the same time!
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Tyson Chandler? Answer to our problems?
I have been doing a lot of reading, thanks to 42′s Bee Bites (I don’t know if he gets paid, but by golly gee willickers, he damn sure should be.)
And some writers have been saying that Tyson Chandler is the answer to our problems.
While I agree Tyson is an upgrade over Emeka. I see him as more of a signing that appeases Paul and West. Our biggest problem last year was the terrible scoring droughts we would go through. (Yes our height was another problem)
With Tyson in our lineup again, our already proficient defense shall only increase, but the offensive end shall still suffer. (With maybe an increase in fast breaks and dunks) (Being a hornets fan last year, I believe we all can say that Okafor deprived us of such thunderous 2 points…)
My question to you all is,
When next season comes around, would you all be alright with our biggest free agent signing being Tyson. And the rest of the new faces on the team, just being some mediocre players (The equivalent of all the new faces on last year’s roster)
I myself would find this off season to be a little bit of a disappointment.
I want to add this though: I do believe that with a Chandler Signing, the odds of keeping CP3 and West greatly increase.
But next season I believe will be just a repeat of this season.
What do you all think?
This post was submitted by Zwie.





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