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RC_Drunkford
03-10-2020, 07:45 PM
1. Let Bryn Forbesovich walk
2. Tell Flopovich to hang it up
3. Sign-and-trade DeRozan for players that can defend and shoot 3s
4. Draft a combo forward
5. Resign Poeltl
6. Have all the young guys improve
7. Don't resign Belinelli
8. Sign a starting caliber player with the MLE

timvp
03-10-2020, 07:58 PM
1. Let Bryn Forbesovich walk
2. Tell Flopovich to hang it up
3. Sign-and-trade DeRozan for players that can defend and shoot 3s
4. Draft a combo forward
5. Resign Poeltl
6. Have all the young guys improve
7. Don't resign Belinelli
8. Sign a starting caliber player with the MLE

Good luck, tbh :lol

Ocotillo
03-10-2020, 08:06 PM
Any of the Euro stashes gonna be brought over? If Aldridge is traded does Mulinitov come over?

slick'81
03-10-2020, 08:17 PM
Burn it down

ZeusWillJudge
03-10-2020, 08:19 PM
1. Let Bryn Forbesovich walk
2. Tell Flopovich to hang it up
3. Sign-and-trade DeRozan for players that can defend and shoot 3s
4. Draft a combo forward
5. Resign Poeltl
6. Have all the young guys improve
7. Don't resign Belinelli
8. Sign a starting caliber player with the MLE


Pretty good list. Too bad the only ones that might come true are #6 and #7.

I don't think there's any chance of netting anything out of DeRozan. But would you take on Al Horford if you could get him and Thybulle in exchange?

FkLA
03-10-2020, 08:36 PM
I just want Brent gone. So many possibilities that would make me excited to tune in if he was just out of the fucking picture.

DPG21920
03-10-2020, 08:36 PM
I refuse to believe that a team that doesn’t have cap space but would be getting a long term commitment from DDR would not value him.

For a team like SA sure, he’s not as valuable. But teams out there could use DDR for their situation. If that’s not true it really makes SA look incompetent for taking that deal.

Beyond that, looks even worse that the built in excuse of “SA did a good job around Kawhi and the only reason they struggled is because they built a team for Kawhi and not Derozan” has become way less defensible. TOR lost Kawhi and Danny, didn’t get a DDR/Jakob In return and are still just fine. Beyond that, pre Kawhi they had DDR and were a firm 50’win team.

So it looks like that excuse for SA turned out to be just that. They didn’t do a good job building around Kawhi past few years and it was exposed. It’s not due to DDR totally.

slick'81
03-10-2020, 08:38 PM
Let brent&belli go

timtonymanu
03-10-2020, 08:39 PM
I just want Brent gone. So many possibilities that would make me excited to tune in if he was just out of the fucking picture.

This. I get the feeling he’s getting a Mills type of contract as long as pop is in control.

DPG21920
03-10-2020, 08:43 PM
Beli and Bryn need to be gone. Sa controls that. Top priority. Can’t keep making same mistakes and sinking money into one dimensional replacement level players.

Then it’s trade LMA and Rudy and Mills. Get creative. Take on some bad deals and be opportunistic if it nets you 1sts. LMA should have solid value. Mills should to if anyone else values “leadership” right?

Sign and Trade DDR for what you can that isn’t long term or at a min let him go. No extension to keep him.

Those are the priorities imo.

r0drig0lac
03-10-2020, 08:47 PM
So it looks like that excuse for SA turned out to be just that. They didn’t do a good job building around Kawhi past few years and it was exposed. It’s not due to DDR totally.
and I've been pointing this out since 2017, this excuse NEVER made sense, the team was always built around Greg Popovich.

r0drig0lac
03-10-2020, 08:53 PM
for the thread: my priorities would be shooters for positions 3 and 4 (Bertans, Bjelica, Prince, Porter, etc.) to allow White and Murray together on the court since day 1.

DPG21920
03-10-2020, 08:57 PM
and I've been pointing this out since 2017, this excuse NEVER made sense, the team was always built around Greg Popovich.

I was team defend SA. But with time and seeing TOR flourish post Kawhi made me see I was wrong.

timvp
03-10-2020, 09:01 PM
I refuse to believe that a team that doesn’t have cap space but would be getting a long term commitment from DDR would not value him.

:lol

One side of mouth: DeRozan is absolutely terrible. I can't believe anyone ever said anything positive about him.

Other side of mouth: I refuse to believe that a team that doesn’t have cap space but would be getting a long term commitment from DDR would not value him.

:rollin

RC_Drunkford
03-10-2020, 09:07 PM
https://i.imgur.com/TejklaU.gif

you know if you're into the NBA you'd KNOW that these two will soon be available.

Few scenarios would fulfill this list

but if you don't know, you don't know

I wouldn't mind the coach but I doubt D-Lo will be available. He wants to play with KAT

Prime BEEF
03-10-2020, 09:09 PM
1-get rid of pop
2-see 1

DPG21920
03-10-2020, 09:11 PM
:lol

One side of mouth: DeRozan is absolutely terrible. I can't believe anyone ever said anything positive about him.

Other side of mouth: I refuse to believe that a team that doesn’t have cap space but would be getting a long term commitment from DDR would not value him.

:rollin

Bruh. You know that’s disingenuous as hell.

Context. SA doesn’t need to pay Derozan. With where they’ve been and where they are (West, brutal division) DDR doesn’t make sense.

Other teams where making the payoffs alone would be a win? Makes sense.

timvp
03-10-2020, 09:16 PM
Bruh. You know that’s disingenuous as hell.

Context. SA doesn’t need to pay Derozan. With where they’ve been and where they are (West, brutal division) DDR doesn’t make sense.

Other teams where making the payoffs alone would be a win? Makes sense.

This is a disingenuous response. You can't laugh at me for saying something positive about DeRozan once upon a time and then say DeRozan is so good that there are teams out there willing to give him big money and give up assets to get him.

You can't have it both ways, bruh. Pick a stance and stick with it.

acoelho1
03-10-2020, 09:19 PM
1. Let DDR walk.
2. Trade LMA if you can get good value.
3. Resign Poelt to a reasonable contract (4yr -28-32 Mil)
3. Go young.. meaning play the young guys heavy minutes (Murray, White, Walker, Johnson, Metu and Luka)
4. Bring in a couple of cheap veterans (Marvin William, Evan Turner?)
5. Let Forbes towel wave for the minimum.

RC_Drunkford
03-10-2020, 09:21 PM
I refuse to believe that a team that doesn’t have cap space but would be getting a long term commitment from DDR would not value him.


Orlando needs an iso scorer. That's their weakness. They actually need a player like DeMar



Beli and Bryn need to be gone. Sa controls that. Top priority. Can’t keep making same mistakes and sinking money into one dimensional replacement level players.

Then it’s trade LMA and Rudy and Mills. Get creative. Take on some bad deals and be opportunistic if it nets you 1sts. LMA should have solid value. Mills should to if anyone else values “leadership” right?

Sign and Trade DDR for what you can that isn’t long term or at a min let him go. No extension to keep him.

Those are the priorities imo.

It depends on the return, but I'm not opposed to keeping Aldridge. He's still by far the best player on the team and a legit go-to guy. You can develop the young guys around him well, especially considering that we have a bunch of young guards. It helps them learn how to run a 2-man game with a Center.

RC_Drunkford
03-10-2020, 09:22 PM
This is a disingenuous response. You can't laugh at me for saying something positive about DeRozan once upon a time and then say DeRozan is so good that there are teams out there willing to give him big money and give up assets to get him.

You can't have it both ways, bruh. Pick a stance and stick with it.

says the guy who disabled the search function so we can't clown his takes from 2 months ago :lmao

Leetonidas
03-10-2020, 09:26 PM
Cut the fat and let Derozan walk. I wouldn't mind keeping Aldridge. Keep Jakob. Let the young guys take over. We're in for another meh season since the FA market is weak and so is the draft. Basically let the young guys develop try to retain Jak and LA and just punt the season and prepare for the next.

ZeusWillJudge
03-10-2020, 09:32 PM
Cut the fat and let Derozan walk. I wouldn't mind keeping Aldridge. Keep Jakob. Let the young guys take over. We're in for another meh season since the FA market is weak and so is the draft. Basically let the young guys develop try to retain Jak and LA and just punt the season and prepare for the next.


I think Aldridge is gone as soon as his contract is up. But next season is that contract year, and he should be kicking it from the first night of the season, no matter how much he wants to pout. Mid-season might be the absolute best time to move him.

look_at_g_shred
03-10-2020, 09:48 PM
Dude if we could net Bamba..

RC_Drunkford
03-10-2020, 09:51 PM
Dude if we could net Bamba..

...he'd be a 3rd stringer and play in the G-League :pop:

DPG21920
03-11-2020, 12:18 AM
This is a disingenuous response. You can't laugh at me for saying something positive about DeRozan once upon a time and then say DeRozan is so good that there are teams out there willing to give him big money and give up assets to get him.

You can't have it both ways, bruh. Pick a stance and stick with it.

I didn’t laugh at you; I framed that write up in the context of you going from “he’s a star, albeit flawed” to “He has no value in a trade”. I don’t agree with that. I agree he’s a flawed star; I also think in context for certain teams he should have value.

Going back to that article/trade, I just didn’t care that he was “technically” a star. It was clear to me what SA should have done knowing they would not just sit on Kawhi. Once that was known and a trade was going to happen, they made the wrong decision then to go with DeRozan and that decision only looks worse with the benefit of time.

I also said that if you believed that he had no value despite putting up the same numbers basically as always, then how on Earth could you say pushing for the playoffs with this team was the right move? If he declined from what he once was to where he had no value? Then the right move was to get the best pick possible knowing you aren’t going to re-sign him and anything would be better than nothing in this case.

DPG21920
03-11-2020, 12:35 AM
Orlando needs an iso scorer. That's their weakness. They actually need a player like DeMar




It depends on the return, but I'm not opposed to keeping Aldridge. He's still by far the best player on the team and a legit go-to guy. You can develop the young guys around him well, especially considering that we have a bunch of young guards. It helps them learn how to run a 2-man game with a Center.

I don’t value that as much as I do asset accumulation. If LMA can’t fetch anything? Sure. But likely like DDR, he will no re-sign with SA. So if one year worth not trading him? Not to me.

Thomas82
03-11-2020, 01:30 PM
Dude if we could net Bamba..

Orlando really is wasting him.

Dejounte
03-11-2020, 02:42 PM
Murray/ White/ Quinndary
Lonnie/ Mills
Johnson/ Vet/ Rookie
Lyles/ Samanic/ Metu
Aldridge/ Poetl/ Eubanks

Mugen
03-11-2020, 03:26 PM
The only move is forcing the old man out as coach (and hopefully from the front office).

They get rid of him and they're in a much, much better position going forward. Easily.

Larry O
03-13-2020, 02:04 PM
Here's something that PATFO may explore in the off-season that will pertain to big man, Nikola Mitlutinov, who is a FA this summer. Here's the story from Hoops Hype: days ago – via EuroHoops.net (https://www.eurohoops.net/en/nba-news/1037269/sfairopoulos-on-milutinov-its-a-question-why-hes-not-in-the-nba/) Olympiacos center Nikola Milutinov is becoming a free agent in the upcoming offseason. The San Antonio Spurs could be an option for the Serbian big man (https://www.eurohoops.net/en/nba-news/1037269/sfairopoulos-on-milutinov-its-a-question-why-hes-not-in-the-nba/) if Gregg Popovich’s team decides to bring him on board. For Maccabi Tel Aviv coach and former coach of Milutinov on Olympiacos Giannis Sfairopoulos, there’s no doubt that the player is NBA ready. “I think that he’s improved himself so much that it’s a question why he’s not in the NBA. I think that you can’t easily find big guys of his height who are so skilled. (https://www.eurohoops.net/en/nba-news/1037269/sfairopoulos-on-milutinov-its-a-question-why-hes-not-in-the-nba/) Who can pass, who can shoot, who can post, who can handle the ball really well. Rebounding. I think he can play in the NBA or in the top level of EuroLeague. I think now, it’s up to him to decide. For me, he’s an NBA player,” Sfairopoulos said in an interview with Serbian website Nova.

This may be something the Spurs can pursue this summer as someone who can either replace LMA next year or eventually. And I'm sure that he doesn't want a rook's salary or the vet's minimum either. :)

lmbebo
03-13-2020, 02:19 PM
Here's something that PATFO may explore in the off-season that will pertain to big man, Nikola Mitlutinov, who is a FA this summer. Here's the story from Hoops Hype: days ago – via EuroHoops.net (https://www.eurohoops.net/en/nba-news/1037269/sfairopoulos-on-milutinov-its-a-question-why-hes-not-in-the-nba/) Olympiacos center Nikola Milutinov is becoming a free agent in the upcoming offseason. The San Antonio Spurs could be an option for the Serbian big man (https://www.eurohoops.net/en/nba-news/1037269/sfairopoulos-on-milutinov-its-a-question-why-hes-not-in-the-nba/) if Gregg Popovich’s team decides to bring him on board. For Maccabi Tel Aviv coach and former coach of Milutinov on Olympiacos Giannis Sfairopoulos, there’s no doubt that the player is NBA ready. “I think that he’s improved himself so much that it’s a question why he’s not in the NBA. I think that you can’t easily find big guys of his height who are so skilled. (https://www.eurohoops.net/en/nba-news/1037269/sfairopoulos-on-milutinov-its-a-question-why-hes-not-in-the-nba/) Who can pass, who can shoot, who can post, who can handle the ball really well. Rebounding. I think he can play in the NBA or in the top level of EuroLeague. I think now, it’s up to him to decide. For me, he’s an NBA player,” Sfairopoulos said in an interview with Serbian website Nova.

This may be something the Spurs can pursue this summer as someone who can either replace LMA next year or eventually. And I'm sure that he doesn't want a rook's salary or the vet's minimum either. :)

Think thats been the issue with him to a degree. He wants to be paid like a proven NBA talent.

duncan2k5
03-13-2020, 06:23 PM
Trade DDR and LMA

Fusternino
03-14-2020, 12:57 PM
Forbes and Marco simply have to go although I'm sure this can be done in face saving way a la Simmons and Boban.

Need a draft a legit SF who can guard 4 positions and use the MLE to do the same. Bring over Milutinov or use the min to get another player who isn't a guard.

Dverde
03-14-2020, 01:09 PM
Forbes and Marco simply have to go although I'm sure this can be done in face saving way a la Simmons and Boban.

Need a draft a legit SF who can guard 4 positions and use the MLE to do the same. Bring over Milutinov or use the min to get another player who isn't a guard.

You’d be lucky to get 2 of those. Marco is gone. The rest will probably not happen

EasyMoney
03-14-2020, 01:21 PM
1. Let Bryn Forbesovich walk
2. Tell Flopovich to hang it up
3. Sign-and-trade DeRozan for players that can defend and shoot 3s
4. Draft a combo forward
5. Resign Poeltl
6. Have all the young guys improve
7. Don't resign Belinelli
8. Sign a starting caliber player with the MLE



The reality is this:

1) Bryn is signed to a 4 year extension
2) pop comes back
3) demar is given the full max
4) they draft a point guard
5) they let jakob walk to the pistons
6) young guys still get subjected to being benched after every mistake
7) belinelli is extended to a legacy deal
8) they use the mle to sign luc mbah a moute

TD 21
04-16-2020, 06:42 PM
1. Trade DeRozan. Still think the Magic are the most logical partner. Offer him and Gay for Gordon, Fournier and Birch. I'd also consider including White for the 15th pick, depending on who's available.
2. Trade Aldridge. Still think the Trail Blazers are the most logical partner. Offer him for Nurkic.
3. Draft Vassell. Ideally, Haliburton is available at 11 and the former at 15. More likely, Haliburton is gone by 11 and Vassell won't last until 15. If Maledon is available at 15, consider pulling the trigger on White.
4. Re-sign Poeltl, but not Forbes and Belinelli. Pick up Lyles' option.



Gordon/Lyles/Samanic/Metu (non guaranteed)
Fournier/Vassell/Johnson
Nurkic/Poeltl/Birch
Walker/Mills
Murray/White (or Haliburton/Maledon)

Leaves 1-2 spots plus 2 two-ways to fill out the perimeter (specifically size on the wings) with depth.

tbdog
04-16-2020, 09:05 PM
1. Trade DeRozan. Still think the Magic are the most logical partner. Offer him and Gay for Gordon, Fournier and Birch. I'd also consider including White for the 15th pick, depending on who's available.
2. Trade Aldridge. Still think the Trail Blazers are the most logical partner. Offer him for Nurkic.
3. Draft Vassell. Ideally, Haliburton is available at 11 and the former at 15. More likely, Haliburton is gone by 11 and Vassell won't last until 15. If Maledon is available at 15, consider pulling the trigger on White.
4. Re-sign Poeltl, but not Forbes and Belinelli. Pick up Lyles' option.

Gordon/Lyles/Samanic/Metu (non guaranteed)
Fournier/Vassell/Johnson
Nurkic/Poeltl/Birch
Walker/Mills
Murray/White (or Haliburton/Maledon)

Leaves 1-2 spots plus 2 two-ways to fill out the perimeter (specifically size on the wings) with depth.

Don't trade LMA or White. And I think that is a decent team. I like Gordon. Has gone backwards a little but I think he will work well with LMA. That team is a little worse than last season. Our D better, sure, but our O worse unless White/Walker/Murray/Gordon all improve together and LMA finds some form after a long break.

BackHome
04-16-2020, 09:21 PM
Pop would be stupid to come back if they have no vaccine he definitely doesn’t want to be traveling all over the country.

I would listen to all offers for LMA, Rudy, and DEROZZ if you like the deal then make the trade. I want draft picks as many as possible could even be for year 2022 or 23 as long as it’s high and not protected.

I like the Italian Stallion but he is done time to put the old stud out to pasture. As far as Forbes just make glue out of him I am so done with his hand clapping pouting crap.

TD 21
04-19-2020, 12:10 AM
Don't trade LMA or White. And I think that is a decent team. I like Gordon. Has gone backwards a little but I think he will work well with LMA. That team is a little worse than last season. Our D better, sure, but our O worse unless White/Walker/Murray/Gordon all improve together and LMA finds some form after a long break.

Aldridge isn't staying for a re-build and is clearly Trail Blazers bound sooner than later, while White is almost 26. I'd rather a 19-20 year old, with similarities, but hopefully more assertive. As an added bonus, they don't have to pay them for 4 years.

tbdog
04-19-2020, 07:54 AM
Aldridge isn't staying for a re-build and is clearly Trail Blazers bound sooner than later, while White is almost 26. I'd rather a 19-20 year old, with similarities, but hopefully more assertive. As an added bonus, they don't have to pay them for 4 years.

I don't necessary see trading DD for AG a rebuild. Sure DD is the better player by a decent margin, and the trade could be a addition by substraction. If the Spurs believe Walker in particular will make a leap, the team could be better on paper while being far better as a system.

TD 21
04-19-2020, 11:17 AM
A variation of the DeRozan trade. To Hornets: DeRozan, Birch; to Magic: Rozier, Monk; to Spurs: Gordon.



I don't necessary see trading DD for AG a rebuild. Sure DD is the better player by a decent margin, and the trade could be a addition by substraction. If the Spurs believe Walker in particular will make a leap, the team could be better on paper while being far better as a system.

I said as much months ago, but to Aldridge and probably the Spurs, it would be.

Prime BEEF
04-20-2020, 02:26 PM
A variation of the DeRozan trade. To Hornets: DeRozan, Birch; to Magic: Rozier, Monk; to Spurs: Gordon.
I’m good with that trade. What’s the deadline for DDR to decide on whether or not to opt in? That’s the first big domino that needs to happen

TD 21
04-20-2020, 04:27 PM
I’m good with that trade. What’s the deadline for DDR to decide on whether or not to opt in? That’s the first big domino that needs to happen

June 30th, but obviously that will be pushed back. I'm not concerned with that though.

In this scenario, I think the Hornets make this trade without any assurance of his re-signing. In the other scenario, I don't think the Magic do, but I suspect he'd be amendable to an extension with them, which could be a prerequisite to consummation.

J_Paco
04-20-2020, 06:11 PM
A variation of the DeRozan trade. To Hornets: DeRozan, Birch; to Magic: Rozier, Monk; to Spurs: Gordon.




I said as much months ago, but to Aldridge and probably the Spurs, it would be.

I'm pretty sure Malik Monk is suspended indefinitely, so it isn't likely he can be added to any trade. He's also been a huge bust in Charlotte and doesn't have a position.

TD 21
04-20-2020, 06:28 PM
I'm pretty sure Malik Monk is suspended indefinitely, so it isn't likely he can be added to any trade. He's also been a huge bust in Charlotte and doesn't have a position.

The severity of the suspension would obviously factor in. The trade could technically be completed without him, but it'd probably be contingent on the Magic viewing him as at least still worth a flyer (only 22). If not, the only possible replacement is Bacon. They could also retain Birch.

He's an undersized SG, who's probably worn out his welcome. There was a stretch this season where he looked like he might be rounding into a serviceable bench scorer though and the Magic need shot creators, that are at least volume 3-point shooters.

J_Paco
04-21-2020, 02:18 PM
The severity of the suspension would obviously factor in. The trade could technically be completed without him, but it'd probably be contingent on the Magic viewing him as at least still worth a flyer (only 22). If not, the only possible replacement is Bacon. They could also retain Birch.

He's an undersized SG, who's probably worn out his welcome. There was a stretch this season where he looked like he might be rounding into a serviceable bench scorer though and the Magic need shot creators, that are at least volume 3-point shooters.

Now, Dwayne Bacon is a guy that could be of use in San Antonio. Not sure of his contract situation and standing on the Hornets, but he would provide a lot of the Spurs are in desperate need of on the perimeter.

Just checked out Bacon's field goal percentage and it ain't pretty.