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Right because that foot, ankle, knee and back issue he's dealing with is really a pain right now. We need a 20 something living in his parents basement to come in and straighten this all out immediately.
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To be fair, I think Lowry might have actually had all four of those injuries last season.Apollo wrote: View PostComment
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Trade Lowry for a top-10 pick (plus the cap space the move would clear), let DeRozan walk, relieve Casey of his duties, add 2 top-10 picks, add a max contract player (thanks to DeRozan/Lowry/Scola/Johnson/Thompson/Biyombo cap space), bring in a new coach with a breath of fresh air... mini-rebuild/retool on the fly.Comment
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i dont see what his minutes played have to do with anything. hes never been in better shape in his life. the elbow started the issue. now its probably creeping into him mentally. but i dont think shaving off a complete of minutes a game would have had any significant gain on his post-season performance.planetmars wrote: View Post
i think all this trade lowry nonsense is going a bit crazy. i expect that immediately after last nights game, but the next day still? come on. lowry is still our best player. i'm still behind the guy.Comment
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Its gotta be a pretty tough offseason for Masai. JV has really come into his own, and Powell and Cojo have been the best guards of the playoffs. At the same time, those weren't the guys that got 56 wins.
To me this is the offseason to double down on the kl, dd core or recenter around younger guys.Comment
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The Casey/Lowry/DeRozan core has had 3 playoff runs to #provem. DeRozan is a free agent this offseason. Lowry is a free agent next offseason. Casey has an option to decide upon this offseason.DogeLover1234 wrote: View Post
MU is likely going to get roasted in the short-term no matter what decisions he makes this summer, but it's certainly going to be fun to watch play out!Comment
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Who are you getting to sign on for max money here thats better than DeRozan if the team gets rid of Lowry and DeRozan? I personally don't like the idea of riding or dieing on this draft with two picks. I'd rather them trade up using the lotto pick assuming it lands at 9 or 10.CalgaryRapsFan wrote: View PostComment
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Top 4, yes. 5-10, probably no. There's nobody in that second tier who doesn't have serious flaws or red flags, and I think you could get a better young player back for Lowry than a mid-lottery draft pick.Comment
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He has so many assets. I think the summer is the land of opportunity for the Raptors.CalgaryRapsFan wrote: View PostComment
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Trading up works too, I'd be in support. I was just replying to the OP and voicing my overall desire to move on from the Casey/DeRozan/Lowry core, for a more team-first, pass-happy approach. Adding 1 or 2 high quality prospects, along with what could be signed via the cap space getting rid of one/both of them would create, would be a solid return (especially given their contract status and age - Lowry).Apollo wrote: View PostComment
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If they're swapping out both stars I could get on the Casey needs to go wagon. I'm already now on the Lowry isn't safe wagon. If both stars go I need to see a new star come in. Even if it's a year away.Comment
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Depending on how the lottery shakes out I could see Sacremento or Philly wanting to do a trade for a point guard like Lowry.Comment
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I could also see the Pelicans as potential trade partners. Maybe they would be willing to trade their pick for a Lowry-Davis pairing...Comment
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I definitely think there are teams that may be willing to trade in the top 10. We'll see how things shake out. Sometimes a lot depends on who's on the board when a team drafts.
NOP, SAC, maybe LAL if they drop, or MIN could look to accelerate their build.
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not going to lie.charlesnba23 wrote: View Post
a lowry-gordan-davis core with reke and holiday coming off the bench is pretty deadlyI'm back. I no longer worship joe johnsonComment
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