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Maybe what the Celtics did to him was a wake up call for him .Comment
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Partly what I'm thinking to. If he took 6M, pretty sure we were the only ones calling. Expecting at least a slight slim down from him.guyroch wrote: View Post
But anyway at that price, you get a 24 year old who was a starter with a 16.7 PER. It's a "can't-go-wrong" type of signing where even if it doesn't work out you lose nothing. Lower usage and better offensive talent around him should see his efficiency go way up. Plus he takes great care of the ball, something Casey will love.Comment
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Hopefully. He's a good guy to take a flier on because if he doesn't turn a corner, you give PP some more minutes and you have a few young guys you can give PF minutes to. They aren't going to be leaning on Sullinger unless he produces, which I think he will.guyroch wrote: View Post"We're playing in a building." -- Kawhi LeonardComment
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Some people have eating disorders. Sullingers must be more toward the severe side as opposed to guys like Draymond and Millsap who slid in the draft because of their weight, but changed their eating habits fairly quickly afterward, IIRC.thead wrote: View Post
Baseball fans may know of Pablo Sandoval as very much on the severe end.
http://www.sportingnews.com/mlb/news...x1bkfq4xp2kq6sIf we knew half as much about coaching an NBA team as we think, we"d know twice as much as we do.Comment
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Masai: "For all my Northside playas that know me best, I feel like Bismack Biyombo might still come back. Why? I made that bitch faaaamous"LJ2 wrote: View PostComment
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Oliver Miller. Charles said the only way to get him above the rim was to put a Big Mac on top.3inthekeon wrote: View PostComment
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In agreement. I like PP coming off the bench. I like that PS could press him for minutes and that yes he'll get minutes but we won't be totally dependent on him. If he doesn't produce there are other options.S.R. wrote: View PostComment
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Love this move. As soon as I heard Sully was Unrestricted, I was hoping Masai would go after him.Comment
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Agreed. It's a complete win/win. Even if he doesn't have some kind of breakout year he'll be a useful piece for sure and at that price you really can't go wrong.Joey wrote: View PostComment
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Considering Mozgov got more than twice what we are paying Sully ($14M vs $6M), its an absolute STEAL.ogi wrote: View PostComment
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Looks like guaranteed production for a bargain contract to me.Comment
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http://www.bostonherald.com/sports/c...s_to_trust_him
“Jared still hasn’t figured out who he wants to be, and when he does, he’s going to take off,” John Lucas said. “He’s still fighting anybody and everybody about who knows best. He’ll give in to a point, but he won’t… let… go. And if he’d ever just let go and accept what people are telling him, I think he can be great. I love his talent. I haven’t seen a lot of guys with his talent. He’s really highly talented. He’s got 3-point range. He played well. But I think the Celtics were concerned about his weight all year.”Saw this on hoopshype. Coach John Lucas had interesting comments about Sully“He really worked and got himself down to about 282 last year when he left, but he began to put weight on when he went back up,” he said. “He worked had all summer. I really think he has some kind of food intolerance or some other thing. It’s not like he’s not conscious of it. I think he just has to investigate more what dictates his weight. I recommended to him that he go see a holistic doctor or some kind of doctor about what food allergies he might have. My daughter went to a food allergy doctor and cut out yeast and bread, and she dropped 40 pounds in like three months just by taking that out of her diet. I think Jared, as much as he ran and worked, he should have been around 210. When he’s in shape, his talent can take over. But he gets out of shape, and then he gets tired and his shot gets blocked.”Comment
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