Comments on: Is Randy Foye The Difference Maker?

By: Marty McFly

Marty McFly — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 22:44:54 +0000

As a Wolves fan, I can tell you that Randy is at his best when he is slashing to the rim. His shooting is pretty inconsistent, but when he is “on” he will throw up 30 points in a blink.

You couldn’t find a more professional player (similar to Mike Miller), locker room guy, and team mate.

Flip knew what he was doing to trade for Miller and Foye, and he will know how to utilize their talents.

By: Truth About It

Truth About It — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 06:35:53 +0000

You make a good point … there are always great players whose talents go unrecognized because they are on a crappy team or in a system that doesn’t use their strengths.

Sometimes I envision an Arenas, Miller, Butler, Jamison, Oberto lineup (I’m thinking that Oberto sets picks better than Haywood … we will see).

Arenas, Foye, Miller, Jamison & Blatche could all effectively spread the floor and take their man 1-on-1.

By: therunninghamster

therunninghamster — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 06:23:00 +0000

Of course the Wizards expect Foye will make a difference. They did not trade three players and a #5 pick on Miller.I also think that Foye will benefit from being with the Wiz. My hope is yje Roy Foye thing has alot more to do with who plays with which team than actual ability. I still believe that if Roy played for the TWolves and Foye played with the Blazers a different view point about each player would have been established. I think the same thing about Miller. I think that anomalous down year for Miller had a lot more to do with TWolves incompetence and shear lack of talent on the floor, Miller and Foye not withstanding. So I look forward to watching Foye and Miller to see if I am right.In Fact, I want to see Arenas Foye and Young on the floor at the same time.