Hudson is a reasonable player. Quick and talented, but I must say that
I've never particularily liked him as a PG. I see him as a mad bomber.
Sure they go in the hoop, but he doesn't start the offense, he
finishes it.

If the raptors decide to draft a PG in a year or two, Hudson, Williams
and Rose will all still be under contract. Not a perfect situation to
bring in a young guy.

My best hope would be for a stop gap PG until a better solution arises
in a trade or possibly a draft choice.

I wont be complaining much if he signs though. The Raps need the help.


--- In rappak@yahoogroups.com, rappak <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> He's okay, I guess.
>
> From The Star...
> "One of the first people Babcock contacted when general managers were
> able to start courting free agents at midnight Wednesday was the
> representative of Troy Hudson, the 28-year-old guard from the
> Minnesota Timberwolves.
>
> The call was warmly received.
>
> "Toronto is intriguing," Bill Neff, Hudson's agent, said yesterday.
> "It's a team that could use a point guard, apparently."
>
>
>
> A full season ago he was receiving starter minutes, averaging 14 ppg,
> 5.7 ast, 42 FG%, 90 FT%. Very similar to Alvin's numbers in 2002.