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TrueTorontoFan wrote: View Post
I think he will have to accept that he needs to play PF and do the dirty work and become known for that ... I dont think he ever shoots.
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slaw wrote: View Post
Refuse to believe that a guy this skilled can’t learn to shoot. Perhaps if he used his dominant hand? Cause right now he’s trying to bowl with his feet.[FONT=verdana]Only one thing matters: We The Champs.[/FONT]
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MixxAOR wrote: View Post
He was playing basketball since he was a child. If he didn't learn by now why would he learn now
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Primer wrote: View Post
For sure, but Simmons is the kind of talent you adjust to make room for if you're in need of a PF, play making, and defense, but have plenty of 3PT shooting. That's not us but some teams fit the bill.
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golden wrote: View Post
You are basically describing the Bucks. But they had to build an entire system around Giannis and pair him with a stretch 5 to unlock his value. Simmons isn't freakishly physically dominant like Giannis for a team to want to build everything around him. He also doesn't have the competitive fire of Giannis. He's not "that kind of talent".
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Primer wrote: View Post
Yeah Simmons is a lot like Giannis just not as good, especially mentally.
Simmons' confidence on missing free throws got shaken to the point where he was passing up open dunks to avoid getting fouled.
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Fred running the team will be mediocre at best. Pascals a choker
do the gs trade but include flynn and get another frp. Trade fred and a future frp to somewhere like orlando for their 8th and mo bamba
draft suggs, bouknight, jalen johnson
og or bouch in place of pascal and trent in place of fred. Good team with a lot of potential/assets on the bench. Money to spend
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Yuri Gagarin wrote: View PostI still like that kofi cockburn guy. Who cares if he cant shoot the three. Looks like a 7 ft 300 lb bismack
It was brutal.
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Said Koffi killer is not going to play basketball in the NBA. He might not even play in the D-League or Europe.
You gotta find a new underdog to cheer for.
[FONT=Comic Sans MS]There's no such thing as a 2nd round bust.[/FONT][FONT=Comic Sans MS][FONT=Comic Sans MS] [/FONT]
- TGO[/FONT]
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After doing some thinking I've concluded that it's in this team's best interest to not rush the process or rely too heavily on this year's draft picks.
With that out of the way, I think the Raptors front office should:
PG: Let Lowry walk. Make FVV the starter, Flynn as backup PG or PG3.
SG: Resign GT Jr to a multi-year + sign a young SG with potential to a multi-year contract (Sterling Brown, Bryn Forbes etc.)
SF: OG starts, bring back Yuta or Bembry as wing depth. Let Hood walk.
PF: Siakam, Boucher as the backup PF.
C: Let Baynes walk, and sign TWO centers to multi-year contracts. This is important IMO.
The 3 centers that I believe to have the highest ceiling for the Raptors are Willy Hernangomez, Richaun Holmes, and Nerlens Noel.
A combination of any 2 will be a major upgrade at the post with Holmes + Hernangomez having the highest PPG potential.
This ultimately fills any major holes without putting too much pressure on the result of this upcoming draft.
1st Rd Pick draft best player available, ideally Suggs or Green.
2nd round picks can be filling wing/guard depth. Brings the roster up to 13 before summer league/training camp.
I think there should be some importance placed on bringing in players on multi-year contracts as this team grows and moves forward as it will help create much-needed stability in the locker room as well as providing excellent ammunition for future trades.
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c-troop wrote: View PostAfter doing some thinking I've concluded that it's in this team's best interest to not rush the process or rely too heavily on this year's draft picks.
With that out of the way, I think the Raptors front office should:
PG: Let Lowry walk. Make FVV the starter, Flynn as backup PG or PG3.
SG: Resign GT Jr to a multi-year + sign a young SG with potential to a multi-year contract (Sterling Brown, Bryn Forbes etc.)
SF: OG starts, bring back Yuta or Bembry as wing depth. Let Hood walk.
PF: Siakam, Boucher as the backup PF.
C: Let Baynes walk, and sign TWO centers to multi-year contracts. This is important IMO.
The 3 centers that I believe to have the highest ceiling for the Raptors are Willy Hernangomez, Richaun Holmes, and Nerlens Noel.
A combination of any 2 will be a major upgrade at the post with Holmes + Hernangomez having the highest PPG potential.
This ultimately fills any major holes without putting too much pressure on the result of this upcoming draft.
1st Rd Pick draft best player available, ideally Suggs or Green.
2nd round picks can be filling wing/guard depth. Brings the roster up to 13 before summer league/training camp.
I think there should be some importance placed on bringing in players on multi-year contracts as this team grows and moves forward as it will help create much-needed stability in the locker room as well as providing excellent ammunition for future trades.
to me if you are signing GTJ and you already are likely to have a green or suggs pick then it shifts the need of getting an SG since Bembry can fill spot minutes and we have 2 second rounders
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Perfect off-season changes.
1. Toronto trade 4th pick and Aron Baynes to OKC for Shai Gilgeous Alexander
2. Toronto trade Pascal Siakam 46th and 47th pick to GSW for Andrew Wiggins. James Wiseman. 7th and 14th pick
3. Toronto trade Kyle Lowry to Lakers for Dennis Schroeder and KCP.
4. Toronto draft James Bouknight and Kai Jones
5. Toronto resigns Gary Trent Jr
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SGA. Schroeder. MFlynn
FVV. James Bouknight. KCP
A.Wiggins. GTrent Jr. YWatanabe
OG. Kai Jones. A.Gillespie
JWiseman. CBoucher. KBirch
We have a pretty solid starting lineups and balanced backups. We should make to the playoff with SGA and Andrew Wiggins as the face of the franchise.
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