Could we bid more than the minimum to claim MWP off amnesty? If we kept his minutes low, he might still be useful.
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Could we bid more than the minimum to claim MWP off amnesty? If we kept his minutes low, he might still be useful.
Do you think they're transitioning Diaw to the SF position after we saw flashes in the Finals, tbh?..Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
Could be an option if he loses a few pounds, as another poster mentioned in the other thread..
Fully acknowledging that we are scraping the bottom of the barrel here, anyone got thoughts on Jeff Taylor of Charlotte? 6'7" SF, can shoot the 3 a little bit. 2 years left on a league min contract, second year unguaranteed.
Charlotte might be interested in one of our PGs. Ramon Sessions is currently their backup to Kemba, and it doesn't look like they've got a 3rd PG on the roster yet. They were near the bottom of the league in both assists and 3pt percentage last year. Might be interested in either Mills or De Colo.
I thought that was me.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
Just makes sense to me. Moving one name on the depth chart makes everything look pretty decent. Counting on Boris to lose the weight is probably folly tho.
Theres always hedo lol
Why not dust off Raja Bell.Quote:
Originally Posted by raybies
My bad:lol..Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
I agree, Diaw getting in decent shape would fill the only major hole on the team(excluding backup PG, but they seem confident in Joseph's progression + Neal possibly returning)..they did pursue Kirilenko, according to the reports, so maybe Diaw at the backup 3 it isn't their ideal plan, though, I guess we'll see..
Except that we're still carrying 7 guards.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
A guy who could be a blast from the past, plays sold D and can play both forward positions that I think is still available is Anthony Tolliver. I mean it may be him or Luke Walton. If you want a project then Austin Daye would fit the mold.
So what? Is there a third string SF who would get minutes ahead of one of the bigger guards at that position?Quote:
Originally Posted by tesseractive
The depth chart just seems a little goofy when half our roster is guards.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
A couple of them can play minutes at SF, so it's not so cut and dry.Quote:
Originally Posted by tesseractive
austin daye would be good
We'll run Diaw out there or play small... They're probably hoping that Someone from the SL shows up.
Wesley Johnson or Tmac.
Bring in Gellie!!
diaw as a primary backup at 3 is kinda perfect too. the spurs should pick up a project. if not a guy with championship experience like mwp
That's the problem...Boris is extremely versatile and could play a number of positions but he's always out of shape but it also seems that his weight helps him defend better so it's kind of a wash. But Boris at SF has been effective for us and him being able to play there more often would make us better because he's kind of useless playing next to Splitter/Bonner/BlairQuote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
The Heat ran with two centers last season, and one of them was Joel Anthony. You don't have to be two-deep at every spot to contend.
(I'm counting Andersen as the other center; I know Bosh lined up at center a lot but he isn't really one)
Hell, just look at the Spurs last year. Without Jax, Kawhi was the only true SF in the playoffs. Just sign someone for the min to soak up regular-season minutes.
Gelabale, TMac or Hedo sounds about right.
I can't believe AK47 signed for 3 million.
At this point it is time to roll with the guys that are here. I'm definitely looking forward to seeing Deshaun Thomas play in the Summer League tomorrow.
this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seventyniner
And if Kawhi gets hurt, then who plays SF?
They'll do SF by CommitteeQuote:
Originally Posted by xmas1997
turkoglu would be a good one.