This is old news (September,29th,06)

But..he will be an adequate back-up to Rasho Nesterovic for
this upcoming season.

as Loren Woods has left town to the Sacrmento Kings...

Career potential on sportsnet:
If Trybanski can continue to add muscle while refining
his game, he could be a starter.


http://www2.sportsnet.ca/basketball...zary_Trybanski/

NBA_coach1 wrote:

This dude is fodder. The Raps have 15 guaranteed contracts, so he
won't make the team. They just need another big body for drills and
scrimmages.

Holden

irchooker@hotmail.com wrote:


I thought the BC era was supposed to be the end of the Raps addiction to
big white stiffs... apparently not. yet.

Cezary Trybanski will make the Raptors roster when the season begins,
he is one of only two natural Center's on the existent lineup, so
therefore he
is the most practical back-up for Rasho. There also isn't many other
7''2 Center's that are currently free agents, so this seems to be
our best available option.

But...Im not saying he's going to be the next premier Centre, he'll
probably end
up being like another one of these guys:
- Robert Archibald
- Mengke Bateer (spelling)

Im just saying...he will be on our starting roster when we start
another wonderful
NBA season

For all 82 games, I dont know...that's up in the air.


laterz...{EC}..

In alt.sports.basketball.nba.tor-raptors on 6 Oct 2006 00:41:59 -0700
irchooker@hotmail.com wrote:


Whoa, whoa, whoa, hold everything -- Holden is still alive? Welcome back.

Fistpout Trebuchet wrote:

Cheers, mate. The point was made in another thread: asbntr isn't dead,
the season is just starting. And realgm does drive one up the wall, 25
excellent posters get drowned out by the hordes.

Not to labour the point, but with 12 + 3, and all those guaranteed
contracts

Rasho Nesterovic
Andrea Bargnani
Chris Bosh
Jorge Garbajosa
Kris Humphries
Joey Graham
Anthony Parker
P.J. Tucker
Morris Peterson
Fred Jones
Jose Calderon
T.J. Ford

Darrick Martin
Pape Sow
Uros Slokar

Cezary Trybanski

One of these things doesn't belong. There was the rumour that there is
a deal in place to move Slokar, and they're waiting for the window. Or
Pape could get cut, with the back surgery basically eliminating him for
the year. And I suppose Humphries could be a cut candidate, based on
the depth at 4. But cutting Humph doesn't make any sense to me, and I
could see him playing some 5, what with the reputation as a complete
cut throat bastard.

But outside of those scenarios, and the eating of a guaranteed
contract, 16 doesn't work.
We'll see. Nothing cooler than being 7'2", being paid the minimum, and
logging 82 DNP-CD's.

Holden

<irchooker@hotmail.com> wrote in message >


So how many will the Raptors carry on the active roster during the season?
How and where will they stash players away until needed?

Later...

David S>

> <irchooker@hotmail.com> wrote in message >
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Probably, but we'll see who's right when the season starts to see
if the first ever Polish-born player in the NBA gets any minutes with
the Raps during the regular season.
I have my money that he'll be on the team at some point this season,
because of his 7''2 height.

But we'll see

laterz...{EC}..

David Smith wrote:

NBA teams have a 15 man roster, 12 players active, 3 players inactive.
The Raps have 16 players listed on their nba.com roster, of which 15
already have contracts.

Holden

I think this guy was brought in to help Bargnani adjust to playing more
C. Him going up against Nesty every practice will only give him so
much exposure, but getting another body in there to mix things up will
help him.

Bargnani is the backup C. He's not a natural C, but the center
position is the easiest to learn. I couldn't find the article but Sam
Mitchell has stated that he'll be the backup C. The 5 is the easiest
to learn because it's not complicated. That's perfect for a guy who
has no experience.



On Oct 5, 10:14 pm, "NBA_coach1" <ECthaki...@gmail.com> wrote: