ironically neal played much better than manu in the finalsQuote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
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ironically neal played much better than manu in the finalsQuote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
Kirilenko
al jefferson does not set pick and roll wellls
spurs would waste a year with trying to figure out new o
Eh, Mo Williams is not really a threat to penetrate so it's not like his committing on the screen was going to really sell anyone. I think his offense opens up more options for the Spurs both starting and then coming off the bench with the 2nd team to start the 2nd. He can pick and pop and he has some post moves.Quote:
Originally Posted by ducks
Don't agree, but even if that would be right, it's more of a case of what we need (IMO anyways) than anything else.Quote:
Originally Posted by elmanutres
Jeff McDonald @JMcDonald_SAEN 29 Jun The thing about adding, say, an Al Jefferson instead of Tiago Splitter ... have to remake entire offense. Al isn't a pick and roll player.
You don't lose that much by replacing Splitter with a guy like Blatche, but you will pay 1/8th the $$ and can sign a Jarret Jack or someone else that can handle the point and create his own shot. Splitter will get $8m/year from someone, hope it's not SA.
west
evans
landry
1. Tyreke Evans
2. Al Jeffeson
3. omri casspi
bring jamychal green up from austin.
PG- parker, cojo, mills
SG- green, evans, ginobli
SF- leonard, casspi
PF- jefferson, diaw, green
C- duncan, baynes
is there anyway we can trade for asik? apparently hes on the trade block once dwight signs.
besides tiago and manu.
tyreke evans, al-faruq aminu, earl clark. i also like iggy.
no neal, no blair. i'm on the fence about tmac and bonner.
Uhhh no.. his contract is horrible. He's set to make $15 million in 2014.Quote:
Originally Posted by Holden_Caulfield
Ginobili on the cheap..Pick up Al let Splitter find anoter team..JR Smith possibly..And Mo Williams
its practically the same thing as paying splitter 9-10 mil a year.Quote:
Originally Posted by BatManu20
perfect offseason imo:
- manu
- ak47 (or t.evans if ak isn't possible)
- splitter or oden or gortat (whoever is cheapest)
I think Signing Manu and Splitter and adding Millsap/Kirilenko is about as well as we can do. Add 1 more wing shooter for depth on the bench, and call it an offseason. Just disappointing that Dunleavy and Korver are gone already, they would've fit that role as competent 2nd unit defenders who can shoot.
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Originally Posted by Bill_Brasky
We were apparently miles away from an NBA championship...
Manu > Splitter > Kirilenko > Ellis > Pachulia > Oden > John Lucas III
if Suns are trading Gortat to us they might as well include Scola yeah? They won't have much use for him anyway, unless he mentors Len
Way off. Kirilenko > Ellis > Splitter > Manu > Oden > Pachulia > John Lucas IIII. There you go, that's much better. Stop being delusional, Manu is not as good as he was in 2007.Quote:
Originally Posted by FireMicoHalili
Didn't rank them according to talent, mind you. Just my personal priority. Tony got offended when asked whether they'll keep the core. I assume Manu's returning a Spur.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGreatYacht
Also yeah I agree Manu isn't as good. I didn't say he should be signed first because of talent. More of a signing due to sentimental value. Betting he stays anyway, no matter what happens. Splitter, not so much.
Only thing I could think of is that Marcin might not want to stay there after his contract is up now that he has a bit of money (since Phoenix decidedly sucks now), and they may want to lock up a big for a longer contract while they can.Quote:
Originally Posted by Canibspur
Good by thread.
hopefullyQuote:
Originally Posted by Boricuastud
I would like to see AK47, I think Marco Belenelli could help us out for a cheap 3 point specialist depending on what happens with Neal, and if we could get Antawn Jamison for the minimum, I would say those are 3 decent pickups.