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Dec 15th is almost here! Who are you interested in for the Raps?
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@keon But we’re not “on track” to win 64. We were “on track” to win 68 a week and a half ago that means we’re not on track. I dont think it a disgrace to at least suggest a move even though we have a good record. Other teams have made moves and more will. Theres been some persistent problems occurring. I dont mind waiting it out to see how the thress work out but the rebound problem isnt going to sort itslef out with the same cast.
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Fury wrote: View Post...
The Suns BADLY need a PG. ...
BTW, I'd trade you Belinelli for a twenty dollar bill (U.S.) and a bag of dog food.
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Scraptor wrote: View PostThis is why I never understood why everyone was so excited about adding him, he has been inconsistent his whole career. He has had one season in the NBA of shooting over 40% from three and is a career 36% three point shooter. That is barely better than the league average of 35% this year.
That said.... Do we really need a shooting specialist? I doubt it. We have the potential for decent shooting/spacing across Kyle/Danny/Kawhi/Pascal/Ibaka. If we want shooting I'd prefer to go after a serious talent over more role players. If Beal isn't available maybe you look at someone like CJ McCollum if you can stomach his shitty defense.
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I'm not going to stop talking about this guy: TREVOR ARIZA.
The Suns BADLY need a PG. Offer them Vleet + anyone not named Siakam, Ibaka, JV, Lowry, Green and Kawhi.
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People here have joked about the "Toronto effect" on shooters but it almost seems true. Someone with more time on their hands than myself could research it. How many guys have been brought in as shooters who then have shot below their career average? The point on CJ though is well taken; there is scant evidence that he ever was a "sharpshooter". But looking at this year we expect to egress not regress to the mean of about .36. That should be good enough if it happens. As this team has essentially no picks to deal and few tradeable assets I think we need to depend on Nurse and staff to help our guards, OG and CJ get their mojo back. As Kyle looked brilliant in October/early November I don't think his issue is age. Maybe injury but probably confidence. Delon also looks shaken; not sure why as his 3 point shooting has been stellar when he does shoot. I never thought I'd be looking forward to Norm coming back.
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Scraptor wrote: View PostThis is why I never understood why everyone was so excited about adding him, he has been inconsistent his whole career. He has had one season in the NBA of shooting over 40% from three and is a career 36% three point shooter. That is barely better than the league average of 35% this year.
That said.... Do we really need a shooting specialist? I doubt it. We have the potential for decent shooting/spacing across Kyle/Danny/Kawhi/Pascal/Ibaka. If we want shooting I'd prefer to go after a serious talent over more role players. If Beal isn't available maybe you look at someone like CJ McCollum if you can stomach his shitty defense.
This year he's passing up looks he was taking last year, and shooting dreadfully, and trying to do other things he's just not capable of doing. It's pretty flabbergasting.
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hotfuzz wrote: View PostAll I know is that come playoff time I do not want to be relying on Miles to knock down 3 pointers. I absolutely have no trust in him. I still have nightmares from ross and patterson thrwoing up bricks in the playoffs.
That said.... Do we really need a shooting specialist? I doubt it. We have the potential for decent shooting/spacing across Kyle/Danny/Kawhi/Pascal/Ibaka. If we want shooting I'd prefer to go after a serious talent over more role players. If Beal isn't available maybe you look at someone like CJ McCollum if you can stomach his shitty defense.
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hotfuzz wrote: View PostAll I know is that come playoff time I do not want to be relying on Miles to knock down 3 pointers. I absolutely have no trust in him. I still have nightmares from ross and patterson thrwoing up bricks in the playoffs.
I mean even if Miles is shooting well hes not getting a ton of minutes. Say Kawhi plays 38 min in close playoff games, thats 10 minutes between 3 guard lineups with Wright, Green or Norm at the 3, Miles, and/or OG/Siakam shared lineups. Raps will not rely on Miles
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JimiCliff wrote: View PostMiles is looking terrible. Hopefully he just has a case of the yips...but it's his 15th year in the league, so maybe it's all she wrote.
It's like he forgot what earned him his contract and spot in the league.
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hotfuzz wrote: View PostAll I know is that come playoff time I do not want to be relying on Miles to knock down 3 pointers. I absolutely have no trust in him. I still have nightmares from ross and patterson thrwoing up bricks in the playoffs.
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white men can't jump wrote: View PostLast year we shot .358% from 3. That was good for 18th last year, but would be good for 10th this year.
Who were the rotation guys who shot below that mark last year to bring it down? Powell, Siakam and DeMar.
DeMar and Poeltl have been moved out for 2 better shooters. Both our Cs who are left shot 36% or better last year. Siakam is now at a somewhat respectable 33%. Powell is basically a non-factor because of his injury, but was shooting much better before going down.
Basically we had 7 guys who are still on the team shooting 36% or better last year. All of them except Delon Wright are at 33% or lower. That is astonishing.
This is not just a personnel issue. On paper there's no reason at all that we can't be a good shooting team.
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white men can't jump wrote: View PostLast year we shot .358% from 3. That was good for 18th last year, but would be good for 10th this year.
Who were the rotation guys who shot below that mark last year to bring it down? Powell, Siakam and DeMar.
DeMar and Poeltl have been moved out for 2 better shooters. Both our Cs who are left shot 36% or better last year. Siakam is now at a somewhat respectable 33%. Powell is basically a non-factor because of his injury, but was shooting much better before going down.
Basically we had 7 guys who are still on the team shooting 36% or better last year. All of them except Delon Wright are at 33% or lower. That is astonishing.
This is not just a personnel issue. On paper there's no reason at all that we can't be a good shooting team.
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