Why don't the Spurs trade for Rudy Fernandez somehow? Dyess for Fernandez then sign Shaq to fill in for Dyess.
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Why don't the Spurs trade for Rudy Fernandez somehow? Dyess for Fernandez then sign Shaq to fill in for Dyess.
probably not
Salaries don't match, Portland doesn't want McDyess, and it wouldn't create "magic"money to sign Shaq . . . and, no.
Takes two to tango; the Spurs have to want Fernandez, the Blazers have to be willing to part with him, and the Spurs have to be willing to offer something that the Blazers actually want in exchange for Fernandez.
We don't have the full MLE, which is what Shaq wants and why do we want Fernandez? If we were going to do anything with Portland, I would want Batum in return.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phila_Chamberlain
Batum is not up for trade and Rudy can hit the long bomb and create off the dribbleQuote:
Originally Posted by ohmwrecker
What? You mean we just can't grab him and bring him to San Antonio? :rolleyesQuote:
Originally Posted by FromWayDowntown
Rudy's weak on defense = bad fit for Spurs, perfect fit for the Knicks.
Rudy rudy rudy!
Sure, that's great. He is kind of like a poor man's Ginobili. If the Blazers want to gift us Fernandez for a pick, then great, but I don't see how McDyess or Shaq would factor into that scenario.Quote:
Originally Posted by rick1991
Do you have any reason to think that the Spurs have interest in Rudy? I'm not asking whether you think the Spurs should be interested in Rudy; I'm curious if you can show that the Spurs are interested in Rudy?Quote:
Originally Posted by rick1991
Fernandez would be great but anything we can offer I'm sure Portland is getting all over the league and they aren't going to ship him to a conference competitor when I'm sure multiple teams in the league would offer what we can... a draft pick.
Why are we discussing this in two locations?
Original thread here: http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/show...24#post4550024
Because a large % of posters don't even realize that the "think tank" exists?
And through my posting I intend to educate the uniformed masses.Quote:
Originally Posted by ohmwrecker
We have no need for rudy, ive seen a couple of his games and he was missing 3's badly...
Thought you weren't coming back?Quote:
Originally Posted by SpursTillTheEnd
Is it the all-star break already?Quote:
Originally Posted by SpursTillTheEnd
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Originally Posted by My Fault
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Originally Posted by SpursTillTheEnd
weez don neeedz dat nigga pleeze yo i peeped dat cracka try droppin treyz and dat shit wuz whack yo!
Rudy is a nice player but there are a couple of issues. Apparently at some point when they were scouting him, RC determined that he was pretty much an emo, something that is coming to light in his attempts to get out of Portland to start and/or get more playing time. He doesn't like the way he's being used as primarily a spot up shooter, something he would have to do here. He wants to create more. He wants to start. He's just too fucking needy. I personally like his game, but I doubt the Spurs are even looking at his emo ass.
i would love for fernandez to play here i think before the back injury he was on his way, i think he will eventually get back to that esp in a pop system. he was one of my fav players to watch that is until they benched him
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Originally Posted by ChuckD
yup thats what worries me, however if he plays under his role model manu ginobili it would change his ass in a heart beat, they never give rudy any respect over there even when he was doing really well they benched his ass for 48min at times for no reason so i think the coachs relationship w/him is pretty bad.
if manu taught him better slashing techniques/hell learn just from watching him and i dont think he would have a problem coming off the bench for manu, then we would hve options as a replacement for ginobili after retirement if he becomes alot bettter
only a dream
I would assume any team interested in Rudy would have seen him play in more than a couple of games to make a more informed decision on whether his three point game was suspect and maybe even have a more education decision on his overall game. Seems all we remember is the negative. Barry was a weak defender, Ferry was a weak defender, kerr wasn't exactly a stopper on defense either and yet this team was just fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpursTillTheEnd
amen i think rudy would fit perfect here in san antonio and would be loved tremendously by fans and he could be a perfect player for the hill/splitter/blair/anderson/fernandez thats not a bad bench if you ask meQuote:
Originally Posted by my2sons
Fernandez or Belinelli.
these 2 would be awesome.
Ginobili wannabe
Below average defense, attitude problems ..keep whining to the spanish media that he doesn't get enough minutes in Portland ..
a 1st round pick would be ok ..but i wouldn't give any of our guys to Portland for Rudy.
Thanks for the translation! :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by jaffies
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Rudy wants to be traded. He more or less quit playing hard towards the end of last season in one of the more pathetic displays I've ever seen from a professional athlete. He does have talent, but is a terrible defender and gets pushed around by more physical players. I don't see how the Spurs could trade for him anyway unless there was a 3rd team involved.
Uhhhm....don't we have enough shooting guards already? We might as well comprise the whole roster of shooting guards the way we are going.
GTFO shaq sucks now and fernandez is overrated
Dyss plays an important role on this team. I hope he keeps his level of play going