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Originally Posted by boutons_deux
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Originally Posted by boutons_deux
Here in Atlanta, I've seen Korver play pretty well overall at times. Frankly, I think he brings a little more to the table than Neal does. But that doesn't mean he's the only possible answer out there.
Ashton has career 42% 3G%age
http://www.nba.com/playerfile/kyle_k...eer_stats.html
about the same as Matty. But Matty showed in these playoffs he can, when motivated, defend bigs down low pretty well, even he won't rebound for shit.
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Originally Posted by boutons_deux
Three years, $20 million for Kyle Korver?
Yeah, no, I don't want the Spurs to get in on that action. One-dimensional shooters no longer are much of a fit on this team. Even Neal is more well-rounded than that.
kawhi/bertans/hanga/richards/blair/baynes/cojo.....................................Quote:
Originally Posted by SpursDynasty21
Good bye Korver.
Kawhi - legitimate building blockQuote:
Originally Posted by playblair
Bertans - Middle 2nd Rounder, solid since drafted
Hanga - Late 2nd Rounder, solid since drafted
Richards - Middle 2nd Rounder, underwhelming since drafted
Blair - Early 2nd Rounder, steady decline since rookie season
Baynes - Undrafted, solid potential but not exactly overly young at this point, unknown
Joseph - Late 1st rounder, horrible rookie season but solid progress - steady role player at best
Building around that, with the exception of Kawhi, doesn't leave me with much hope of even a playoff berth. Sorry, it just doesn't excite me. Even adding Jean-Charles...who knows what he actually will be? It's nice to have that young stable of players, but the only ones that look they definitely have a future with this team (At this point) are Kawhi and Joseph.
I agree. Leonard is the only legit building block for the future.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darkwaters
Kwahi alone makes up for all the other not likely to become stars.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darkwaters
Still a great job by the Spurs.
Green has a much of a future as Joseph does. Their contracts end at the same time, and so long as he's willing to stay and show legitimate development, Green will get a new deal. The same is not true for Joseph unless he wants to come back on the cheap.
He's good but his role is essentially: slightly more reliable Gary Neal.
Won't be worth the money if he's retaining the 5-6m/year pricetag, or wanting even more. Spurs can just bring back Manu to do the same thing and more and still sign a PG/SG to help handle the ball. Signing Korver kinda erases every other possibility, and we're still up shit creek without another playmaker which we sorely need.
I agree that we draft well. But if we think that that list of players is going to make us contenders we're just not being realistic. That's my point.Quote:
Originally Posted by pgardn
korver getting 6 million and redick getting 7 million makes you feel better about manu's deal