He averaged 10.3 points per game last year. Thats all I know from my brief research.

Didn't he also perform with Sexual Chocolate?

Taken from another blog:


Well-sized for a PG, but not a pure PG. A scoring point that can ballhandle but is not a natural distributor. Can shoot well from 3, and has a good off the dribble pull up off a screen. Is not frightened to take it inside, can and will finish in traffic surprisingly well. His 3's almost all come off spot-ups, he's not big into launching 3's off the dribble- out of his range. Is a decent, not great spot-up shooter. Definitely one of the more athletic backup PGs in the league, but not particularly explosive. Quick, fairly strong. Not a chucker, even in GS system, will pick spots fairly carefully. He's spent very little time as the only ballhandler on the floor, by virtue of GS's system loving to overload forward spots with ballhandlers. His ballhandling is adequate but not above average. No advanced dribble repertoire. Makes simple passes, mostly to perimeter shooters. Not turnover prone, but has not had enough responsibility to prove it a trend. Would be best to play him with one of Rose or Brewer at all times, unless he really impresses in practice.

Defense: It's all crap in GS anyway. Will do anything for a steal. Is fast enough and savvy enough to get some, but really sacrifices position for it. If he's not overplaying the lanes, he's not playing much D. Will go under screens too much. Doesn't foul too much, because he does not contest all that hard. A lot of these are bad habits that have to be broken, but he's athletic and savvy enough not to be a liability on D if the team stresses it.

Dat boy can sing, he good...

C.J. Watson's contract is a 2-year deal worth $6.5 million and a non-guaranteed third season, according to source.

I like this move - good combo guard who share minutes between the point and the 2.

Cheap deal too ...

I liked Watson a couple of years ago. He will be a good back-up for Rose. What's next?

The only other thing they still need to do is sign a back center. They got about 4.5-5 million left under the cap. Im thinking it's going to be Kurt Thomas. Im intrigued with the idea of bringing in Shaq, but I don't think Shaq would accept a backup role.

I think they punt on the center and sign a guy like T-Mac or Josh Howard.

i dont see this as a nice pick up for they could have resign pargo for the same amount as watson. it lookos to me that they are just filling in the spots with people who is bench players and not players that want to honestly take the team to the next level

I just saw this hilarious comment on a ESPNChicago.com article:



Did this person see Pargo play at all last season? He isn't a guy that would take you to the next level, unless you consider the next level to be the NBA Draft Lottery.

However, it it strange/funny to me that someone would have ENOUGH knowledge to know about Pargo to make that comment but yet clueless enough to make that comment, if that makes any sense

So what you're saying is that Jannero Pargo or maybe his mother posted those comments on the ESPNChicago comments section?

"I know that he's a defensive-minded coach," Watson said. "I heard he was one of the top assistants last year. It's going to be fun to play for him. I'm not sure what style or anything that they play, but I'm just excited to get out there and play and to play with a great team and a future playoff team."

I cant believe I forgot about this before, but how about bringing in Brian Scalabrine? He can knock down the 3 and could split minutes with Asik at Center. And he would likely take somewhere near the minimum. I say do it.