Evidently they're considering Lue, D'Antoni and Cassell.
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Doc is supposed to be a koombaya guy at least, some strengths as a coach but he clearly couldn't make that locker room work. Not sure another guy would have fared much better, maybe prime Phil Jackson the ego whisperer."We're playing in a building." -- Kawhi Leonard
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DanH wrote: View Post
My crazy Indy-Raps trade proposal:
Fred SnT with his starting salary at 24.9M (so an AAV between 23 and 27M), Powell, McCaw and Stanley Johnson (plus our 2021 1st) for Oladipo and Turner.
Just barely works for salary matching, just keeps Indy under the tax, just not sure it provides enough value for Indy, depends on what the market is like for the C trapped behind Sabonis and Dipo with all his injuries.
The difference is Oladipo is nowhere near the level of Kawhi, and Indy is also very tight fo salary and looking to shed, both of which would at least in theory make the value lower as well. That's two young rotation players of a championship team (FVV & Norm) for a star who is banged up, wanting to move on, and will be a rental to whoever gets him. If I'm Indy I'd take that deal and run even without the pick tbh, I don't think they'd get a whole lot more value back under the circumstances.
Both rosters would be balanced after that trade too. Pacers would have FVV at the point and 6'5" Brogdon playing SG which is also a natural position for him, with Norm off the bench. That's a great backcourt they can built around with everyone around the same age. For the Raps, we get depth at C (which we need), and a pretty elite backcourt of Lowry & Oladipo, with more length and athleticism. You add Siakam and that's 3 all-star caliber players, two of which (plus Masai) with an offcourt Africa connection. Pretty solid bulit-in pitch for Giannis right there.
The only unknown is Dipo's health, but hey, we took that gamble before and it ended up with a championship parade...Last edited by inthepaint; Mon Sep 28, 2020, 08:38 PM.
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slaw wrote: View PostWhy in the world would FVV want to play in Indiana on a team that is stuck in the middle of the conference?
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slaw wrote: View PostWhy in the world would FVV want to play in Indiana on a team that is stuck in the middle of the conference?
If he leaves, wouldnt be surprised if it ends in a SnT. Hes going to want to be a high paid starter on a good team and hes actually an awsome pg on a team with a superstar wing creating the offense. Most of those teams are capped out.Last edited by DogeLover1234; Mon Sep 28, 2020, 09:28 PM.
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S.R. wrote: View Post
He might sign up for a 1A role. Guys always think they'll make the team they're going to better.
1. Long term contract at a high value
2. Be the starting PG somewhere, so he can continue to bet on himself and help a team take the next step, even if it's a middle of the road (like Indy) or bad team (like Bulls/Pistons/Knicks)
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slaw wrote: View PostWhy in the world would FVV want to play in Indiana on a team that is stuck in the middle of the conference?
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A.I wrote: View Post
Money. He is likely going to get a big contract and if any team is going to pay him big money, it will be a mediocre team. He has bet on himself since he came into the league, I think he'll want as much money as possible from his next contract.
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golden wrote: View Post
But isn’t Indiana one of the cheaper teams? Why would they want to throw money at FVV, who is a lesser version of Brogdon?
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bertarapsfan wrote: View PostRemeber when Doc left the celtics cause he didnt want a rebuild?
Celtics have been to 3 ECF and Doc has blown two 3-1 leads.
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