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Kagemusha wrote: View PostThere's one player in my mind that I hope we can get somehow, by whatever means - SGA.
I don't know if he's available but I feel bad for him coz OKC is going to be pretty bad.
I want him too. He would solve our problems at the wing for the rest of ... time... lol
but realistically the only way we get him is by either trading lowry or fred and what would we give up in addition to that and what would we take back.. it probably wouldn't be worth it.
One other option is sinking up OG's contract with the end of Jamals and do something with that. I could see us getting Jamal Murray if we have free agent space...
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Demographic Shift wrote: View Post...My condolences to the remaining 174 Kings fans.
Last edited by Puffer; Wed Nov 25, 2020, 09:38 PM.
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Demographic Shift wrote: View PostThe Kings have signed calming influence and all round hustle guy Hassan Whiteside.
Knicks west.
My condolences to the remaining 174 Kings fans.
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Puffer wrote: View Post
I find your comment earthy, with just a hint of cherry and tartness, sufficient to cleanse the palette. Now let's move on from the Kings to the next team. What do you think of the Pistons?
The New GM has unloaded the Olde GMs players save for Blake Griffin and a fading Derrick Rose.
I half expected both of them to wind up on one of the L.A. teams during the swap meet in the last 10 days....however they both remain on the Pistons. So far.
They have 3 rookies and a second year guy who are all likely going to play minutes.
Killian Hayes at PG. Doumbeoya and Bey on the wing. Stewart at the 5 behind a Plumlee.
The travelling Delon Wright is now on his fourth team and might get starters minutes under old boss coach Casey.
Maybe they are trying to imitate the Celtics with all the wing players. Bey, FA Jeramy Grant, and last year's first Doumbeyoa.
A mid lottery team .. 11th to 15th in the east.
The Pistons are undertaking the long slow rebuild that in hindsight they should have started instead of trading Harris and draft choices for Blake.
There's no such thing as a 2nd round bust.
- TGO
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planetmars wrote: View Post
Vet minimum signing. It's really not significant. Unless Walton gives him a lot of minutes for some reason.
This just looks like a pending train wreck of a signing.There's no such thing as a 2nd round bust.
- TGO
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Demographic Shift wrote: View Post...The Pistons are undertaking the long slow rebuild that in hindsight they should have started instead of trading Harris and draft choices for Blake.
Maybe optimism is a hazard of sports team ownership. When do you call it quits and truly engage in a rebuild? When is a rebuild not enough and when should you totally tank? Of course, the rules (or odds) have changed in recent years. Decisions might be tougher to make now.
I personally hate the idea of tanking, but see the sense in trading assets to accumulate picks and young prospects and then giving them minutes on the floor to learn the NBA game. The tough part is defining the line where fans start abandoning the team, revenues start sinking, and assets turn to shite. That doesn't seem to happen much in professional sports. Maybe because tribalism is baked into the human genome.
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Puffer wrote: View Post
Isn't it the way.
Maybe optimism is a hazard of sports team ownership. When do you call it quits and truly engage in a rebuild? When is a rebuild not enough and when should you totally tank? Of course, the rules (or odds) have changed in recent years. Decisions might be tougher to make now.
I personally hate the idea of tanking, but see the sense in trading assets to accumulate picks and young prospects and then giving them minutes on the floor to learn the NBA game. The tough part is defining the line where fans start abandoning the team, revenues start sinking, and assets turn to shite. That doesn't seem to happen much in professional sports. Maybe because tribalism is baked into the human genome.
Fans are fans. As to what the tipping point is where fans abandon a team for years of disappointment.....
The Leafs still sell out.There's no such thing as a 2nd round bust.
- TGO
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The Claw Reborn wrote: View Post
Because I have so much free time today, lol...please indulge me.
If they trade for Batum, then flip that to acquire Beal mid season, how much is left in dollars to acquire a free agent with all of the non-guaranteed contracts of newly acquired 2020 FAs, all the players mentioned included in the Batum trade off the books and the remaining contracts of Pascal/ Van Vleet/ Matt Thomas/ Rookie Flynn/ Harris (most likely a 2way) and the QO of OG?
They can keep Lowry though.
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The Claw Reborn wrote: View Post
Because being financially prudent is always the only way to convince a transcendent player to come over. Taking the expensive route and financial risk is just not that intelligent.
Now, setting yourself up to have to dump salaries later and weaken your team around said player, that's a good way to tarnish your reputation around the league and prevent any future chance at adding other transcendent talents.
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Demographic Shift wrote: View Post
I wish I could. They are still under construction. Until they can move Blake Griffin and his max’ish deal the rebuild will go slower than the flurry of trades and 3 first round draft picks can sustain.
The New GM has unloaded the Olde GMs players save for Blake Griffin and a fading Derrick Rose.
I half expected both of them to wind up on one of the L.A. teams during the swap meet in the last 10 days....however they both remain on the Pistons. So far.
They have 3 rookies and a second year guy who are all likely going to play minutes.
Killian Hayes at PG. Doumbeoya and Bey on the wing. Stewart at the 5 behind a Plumlee.
The travelling Delon Wright is now on his fourth team and might get starters minutes under old boss coach Casey.
Maybe they are trying to imitate the Celtics with all the wing players. Bey, FA Jeramy Grant, and last year's first Doumbeyoa.
A mid lottery team .. 11th to 15th in the east.
The Pistons are undertaking the long slow rebuild that in hindsight they should have started instead of trading Harris and draft choices for Blake.
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LJ2 wrote: View Post
They are in bad need of shooters, but they've added some nice defensive players to the roster. If they hit the jackpot with one of their rookies they might be able to fight for one of the last playoff spots.
Don't think they get higher than 10 or 11.
There's no such thing as a 2nd round bust.
- TGO
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