Marc Stein @ESPNSteinLine
The NBA's 30 teams have just been notified that Phoenix has won waiver auction for Luis Scola
:depressed
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Marc Stein @ESPNSteinLine
The NBA's 30 teams have just been notified that Phoenix has won waiver auction for Luis Scola
:depressed
nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
He'll most likely fall off the face of the earth with the dying team known as the Phoenix suns.. I mean seriously, who do they have left?
He went from bad to worst. somewhere he is crying right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poolboy5623
Gortat, Dragic, Beasley, Marshall, Morris, & most likely O.J. Mayo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poolboy5623
Manu Ginobili@manuginobili
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Scola has been picked up by the Suns ~ El Luifa se nos va a Phoenix! Será un Sun x las próx 3 temporadas.
What use could Phx possibly have for Scola... what a terrible franchise with no real direction.
Phoenix is trying to one up Houston on how to build the ultimate treadmill team
maybe they can have the best record in the lottery 3 years straight now
Trade chip next season, perhaps? What a waste ...Quote:
Originally Posted by angelbelow
At least the Mavs didn't get him.
That or they are trying everything they can to keep their fans happy after trading Nash to a team rival for a few late draft picks.Quote:
Originally Posted by CubanMustGo
Look, somebody was going to bid for Scola. Having him go to a non-contender is the best situation for us.
Childress was amnestied to make room?
I used to like him -- how 'bout Childress?
maybe suns will over pay for manu now
suns management is stupid
Meh, too bad. Good luck to Scola. Perhaps he can help the Suns get the best record in the league out of the teams that miss the playoffs. He's pretty good at that, tbh.
As for Childress, Pass with a capital P. Ever since he went to Greece, he has been horrible. It's like he caught the monster over there or something.
:lol you sound pretty bitter... I thought you were rolling out the praying dog if he cleared wavers :rolleyesQuote:
Originally Posted by timvp
Short-term move to make the team as good as possible tbh. The Pf spot was open. I predicted a bid from the Suns on Brand in another thread but I guess they wanted Scola. I don't think Suns will be as bad as some on here think.Quote:
Originally Posted by angelbelow
FryeQuote:
Originally Posted by Nathan89
Beasley
Morris
It was a shot at the Suns, not Scola. It's just a coincidence that Scola is actually good at finishing with a good record and missing the playoffs.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
Tbh.
Scola is an improvement. Beasley can play at the Sf/Pf position.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mel_13
That's not my point. The problem with the Suns has always been a lack of direction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nathan89
They traded Nash and got 4 draft picks. They signed Dragic and Beasley to jump start their youth movement and rebuilding process. They tried to get Gordon for that very purpose but missed out on him. Now they get a guy like Scola when they have young players like Morris and Lopez.
Scola probably doesn't take them out of the running financially for a big FA in the future. Not every team wants to tank to get good.Quote:
Originally Posted by angelbelow
So, PF wasn't open.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nathan89
that is a good trade in my opinion. you have to remember that nash is 38 years old.Quote:
Originally Posted by angelbelow
I'm not saying that it was bad, I thought it was a fine trade as well. My point is that acquiring those draft picks push them in a rebuilding direction. Scola doesn't help them rebuild, he takes up salary and displaces minutes for their younger talent.Quote:
Originally Posted by GB20
No team wants to tank to get good, the reason they do it is because it is one of the few ways (unless you've got a shitty FO) to get better especially at a low financial risk.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nathan89
There are very few Eric Gordon's out there or else Nash would have gotten some help these past few seasons and would have been able to stay in PHX to compete.
maybe they want to use scola for a trade in the future.Quote:
Originally Posted by angelbelow
Fair enough, but what kind of value do you expect for them to get in return.Quote:
Originally Posted by GB20
1. They can trade him to a contender for an expiring but then again, they could have saved the 3 million altogether.
2. 1st round pick? Unlikely that a 33 year old Scola gets you a lottery pick. Better off playing normally and getting a 6th-10 range pick. Again, no need for Scola here.
tbh, Scola is a good 2nd tier big... nothing more... he was a good complement to Yao when the Rockets were still playoff bound...Quote:
Originally Posted by timvp
Not sure where he fits in Phoenix, seeing Gortat is pretty much on the same boat...
Oh well...Turiaf it is.
you should be happy that scola went to Phoenix because dallas was one of the teams bidding for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by angelbelow
cough...Bobcats...coughQuote:
Originally Posted by Andthentherewas21
Or OKC pre-Harden. :downspin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nathan89
I'm fine with the Suns declaring mediocrity, I also would have been fine with Dallas getting Scola because that hurts their 2013 game plan. I'm bummed about not having an opportunity to sign Scola though.Quote:
Originally Posted by GB20