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MangoKid wrote: View PostYeah, You've never seen Afflalo play. It's cool. All you had to do was admit you haven't.
You do realize i can say the same thing about you and DeRozan right?
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NoPropsneeded wrote: View PostBetter shooter i can agree with. Better rebounder? um they average the same amount of rebounds so i don't know where you get that from.
Like DeMar against the Pacers? I'd take DeMar at the end of the game over Afflalo anyday. He gets to the FT line at a higher clip and he can make tough shots with his length and athleticism
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OldSkoolCool wrote: View PostEvia99 I think has the right idea. Ross has all the tools to be something really good for the future of this team. He has a role that can perfectly complement other players, and that role will be needed if we ever want to compete. If we just sit on him then we win.
BUT, if someone comes along and offers us a ridiculous deal, then we look long and hard at the situation.
Afflalo does not fall into the 'ridiculous' deal part IMO. No one on here is suggesting that Ross for Afflalo is a good idea, however the argument has mostly been about who is better between DD and Afflalo. In which case Afflalo hands down is better than DD. There is no aspect of DDs game that he does better than Afflalo whether you like it or not, NoPropsNeeded.
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As for the thread about the interview. I think Ujiri expected a bit of a honeymoon period, but I don't think he expected us to play this well. Overall he seems cautiously optimistic. He wants them to continue winning, but if they start to back peddle he is ready to pull the trigger and rightfully so. He understands that if one thing doesn't work then it is best to move in a different direction. Such a breath of fresh air from BC
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MangoKid wrote: View PostIf you've seen him play many times, then you'd know that Afflalo is a better shooter, rebounder and overall player than DeRozan.
What do I mean by a better clutch shooter? That he can make shots when the game is on the line, that's what I mean.
Like DeMar against the Pacers? I'd take DeMar at the end of the game over Afflalo anyday. He gets to the FT line at a higher clip and he can make tough shots with his length and athleticism
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Evia99 I think has the right idea. Ross has all the tools to be something really good for the future of this team. He has a role that can perfectly complement other players, and that role will be needed if we ever want to compete. If we just sit on him then we win.
BUT, if someone comes along and offers us a ridiculous deal, then we look long and hard at the situation.
Afflalo does not fall into the 'ridiculous' deal part IMO. No one on here is suggesting that Ross for Afflalo is a good idea, however the argument has mostly been about who is better between DD and Afflalo. In which case Afflalo hands down is better than DD. There is no aspect of DDs game that he does better than Afflalo whether you like it or not, NoPropsNeeded.
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As for the thread about the interview. I think Ujiri expected a bit of a honeymoon period, but I don't think he expected us to play this well. Overall he seems cautiously optimistic. He wants them to continue winning, but if they start to back peddle he is ready to pull the trigger and rightfully so. He understands that if one thing doesn't work then it is best to move in a different direction. Such a breath of fresh air from BC
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NoPropsneeded wrote: View PostActually i do and I've seen him play many times. That point you bring up about him improving every year is what DeMar has been doing since he got into the league and he's 4 years younger. I see no point in trading for Arron Afflalo at all. Also what do you mean by clutch shooter?
What do I mean by a better clutch shooter? That he can make shots when the game is on the line, that's what I mean.
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4hunnit_degreez wrote: View PostThat website lists Terrence Ross at 6'6 when hes was measured 6'6 without shoes at the combine lool so hes gotta be atleast 6'7
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planetmars wrote: View PostYup.. it should not be an easy No. Afflalo is a really good player. And him being 28 is actually still young. Lowry is 28 after all and many want him back.
I still don't think that specific trade should be done (Ross + piece for Afflalo). I think that would create a Gay/DD situation since Aaron has a lot of similar qualities to DeMar.. I also like what Ross brings to the team. But it should not be an easy no.
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Brandon wrote:OK, so if there's no more tank, then they should try to bring in veteran players to improve the team now. No reason to worry more about 5 years down the road.
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u don't trade ross at all. kids fantastic. and doesn't get enough credit for his first step. its explosive. let him develop. we wont regret it
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sense i get is the warlord MU is like "haha yeah winning is fun isn't it" then his eyes get real narrow and he's like "until they stop winning" and then starts laughing like a super villian
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MangoKid wrote: View PostPeople on here talking garbage about Afflalo have no idea about his game and what kind of player he is. He's a really good, clutch shooter, has very good basketball IQ, a decent defender and seems to get better each year. I would love to have a guy like that on my team, but it all depends on price. It would be tough to give up on Ross right now, and I probably wouldn't.
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