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Oh & while I like Parsons game enough he strikes me as the lowest key cancer around. Somethings off with that dudes at ude.
I'd love Parsons on the team.
Oh & while I like Parsons game enough he strikes me as the lowest key cancer around. Somethings off with that dudes at ude.
The Parsons who is always injured. The one who practically stole millions from Mark Cuban the past couple of seasons. That Parsons?
Why would Houston do that?
D's system needs speed...
Parsons wants the max, no ing thanks
I think he desperately wants to be a star (lol and a model) and so he comes off whiny that no one really thinks of him that way. He's not a great fit for the Spurs' culture. But at the same time, maybe being in a lower-key situation would be good for him.
Eh, his max isn't that big. The Spurs can't really get there now that Tim opted in, but they could probably make a compe ive offer without losing many guys.
Isn't Parsons going to be worth too much for the Spurs? He's still too young for some team not to overpay him. Luol Deng would probably be the only option for small ball pf.
No thanks.. rather have Batum over him.
Deng may well end up making more than Parsons.
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Perhaps. Either way I'm in favor of a smallball option like Parsons or Deng. I think it's the only way for the offense to work with Green and LMA.
Chinook, do you still want Clarkson? From the article that I posted above:
G: Jordan Clarkson
See what I mean by shallow guard waters in this year’s free-agent class? Beyond Mike Conley, who will get a max contract from someone, there’s not much beyond a 34-year-old Dwyane Wade and the oft-injured Bradley Beal, both of whom will most likely land mega-deals to stay with their current teams.
Because Clarkson is restricted and the Lakers only own his early-Bird rights, he meets the Gilbert Arenas provision, meaning other teams can only offer a mid-level exception for the first two seasons. However, any team who really wants the 24-year-old’s services can drop poison pills on the final two years of the deal — up to his max salary. It probably won’t come to that for a team who really wants to steal him from Los Angeles, especially since the Lakers are chasing bigger names, and there’s a salary sweet spot somewhere that makes Clarkson’s 17.3 points per 36 minutes a valuable commodity.
Yes, I do. Though now that the team drafted Murray, Clarkson's appeal is lessened. They are too similar and aren't a long-term fit, I don't think.
This is incorrect (and yes, I know it's the article, not you). Clarkson is an Arenas RFA because he has two or fewer accrued seasons in the NBA. It has nothing to due with Bird rights. The Spurs only had EB rights to Green in 2012, and he was just a regular RFA.Because Clarkson is restricted and the Lakers only own his early-Bird rights, he meets the Gilbert Arenas provision, meaning other teams can only offer a mid-level exception for the first two seasons.
Yeah I was on the Clarkson hype train before the draft and now there's more glaring holes that need fixing than PG (It's not like it's been fixed though). Plus like you said, those two have similar games so it wouldn't make much sense having two of the same thing. And along with the current situation of the cap space, the Spurs are pretty much tied up unless they made trades. Anyway yeah, it seems like it would be a waste of money personally to go for Clarkson now. There's bigger needs.
http://blog.mysanantonio.com/spursna...mons-contract/
Spurs to guarantee Jonathon Simmons’ contract
While Terrence Jones might make a good value contact, with Boris and Livio pf is full. Aldridge needs a true center to start with. He's most comfortable playing the four imo where he has a size advantage. Not to mention if Durant resigns with OKC, their size will still be a problem as well as lac. These are most likely second round opponents so we need to get through them first.
As for borrousis, I think we only want him if Duncan retires, someone like Pau or mozgov gets signed and we have to let boban go. Can't have him and boban for defensive purposes. I can't say it enough, we need mobile centers like Milutinov more.
Dude is so damned fragile. Was probably going to lay an egg in the summer league if they hadn't. And I know people think I'm trolling or hating, but it's the damned truth.
You're trolling, I would know
Glad Simmons is back, now we have a SG that can at least bring the ball up the floor
Not necessarily saying they would, but it should be noted Diaw at the 5 was a centerpiece of the D'Antoni Suns squad.
Keeping Simmons is the smartest thing the Spurs will do this summer.
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