Does anyone else see shades of the '07 Blazers in this year's Sacramento team?

I'm sure many of you have seen this since it was posted on OLive, but here it is for posterity. Jason Quick interviewed about Blazer issues.

My favorite line(s): "A quick way to piss off LaMarcus is to use the word "soft" when describing him...last season he literally b****-slapped Kevin Garnett."

Blazers: Nate McMillan (12-year playing career), Monty Williams (nine NBA seasons) and Maurice Lucas (5-time All-Star in his 14 year career between the ABA and NBA)

There are some good players on here (Ewing, Kareem, Sikma spring to mind), but I like the Blazers' chances here.

What do you think?

K Dwyer was probably afraid of the blunt, heavy objects that would be e-hurled at him by angry Blazer fans if he included Greg.
(For some reason Petteri Koponen is one of the related links...we'll have to see about that)

This list takes into account how well teams fared during the offseason (so far). Pretty good placement, even though we are behind Denver. Opinions?

Just about as inane as you'd expect, with Darius Miles ahead of both KP and Macmillan. Oh well, at least this structure makes sense with really small paragraphs.

In case you didn't catch it. Andre "just drivin' around" answering Canzano's questions. Interview starts a little over a third of the way through.

(Or is the offseason suddenly a success?)

And from Andre Iguodala's twitter: "Practice is over and I got the worst news of the day… Dre Miller signed with portland…ruined my day…what the @#!¤?"

Ouch, um...sorry?

"Lee's agent is still hoping the Portland Trail Blazers make him an offer to boost his leverage"

Apparently that's all we're good for. I mean why would anyone actually want to play in PORTLAND? Yick.

Also: NY times: If you follow the moving money trail of the Portland Trail Blazers, it appears to lead straight to David Lee

Talks about the draft, the team, his game and his future plans