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maybe get him to make corner threes?
He can't defend and score anymore. That's the reason Brooks benched him the entire series. I wouldn't be surprised if he's not in the NBA anymore next season.Quote:
Originally Posted by ducks
Sefolosha will definitely be in the NBA next year, mediocre teams like Atlanata and New Orleans will be all over that. Hell, would anyone be surprised if Indiana or Los Angeles (Clippers or Lakers) wanted him?
Pop will make him an assistant coach.
No. The Spurs need a combo-forward, not the panhandling man's Danny Green.
He's done.
It won't surprise me if there is mutual interest though.
He might to go the Heat. If Miami tries to go for the ring again next year, they'll need new role-players.
If they trade Beli for a pick sure. Having a good defender next to Manu would be quite the upgrade...
The Spurs need another stretch 4.
Might as well play Udoka.
Bonner wont retire tbh... Besides if Tiago starts next year who do you find that'd want to be a 5th big... There's not much out there... SJax was really the perfect fit with his ability to guard bigger players like Dirk...Quote:
Originally Posted by ezau
Would rather have Marvin Williams, tbh.
He hit 11 3's post all star break Green hit 11 3's in the 1st two games of the WCF. He, at best is a low volume average shooter. He may sign somewhere for the vets minimum.
Hes a 2 guard that is awful on offense. At least Allen is aggressive on offense and can dribble a bit along with boarding.
no.
Been saying this for more than a year but Al Aminu would be a perfect fit at the 4 in San Antonio. Young, long, athletic and 6'10. Can dribble a bit and could learn to hit the corner 3. If Duncan were to retire. He'd be an nice fit alongside Kawhi and Splitter with Diaw still coming off the bench (could preserve his career). Should be rather cheap $3 million per season maybe.
I'm thinking of developing Austin Daye. He's shown some flashes during the regular season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baam
If the Spurs are looking for a backup SF. I've heard Cleanthony Early mentioned as a potential draftee (in mocks) a 23 year old, 6'7 (in shoes) SF, 6'11 wing span and a 40' max vert. Thats Kawhiesque measurements (but much more athletic).
Also Damien Ingles but he's likely a draft and stash.
I'd prefer to see Bertans come over than try to develop Daye. i think daye had like 1 good game against the SixersQuote:
Originally Posted by ezau
Cheap enough but he really didn't show that much outside of the Phili game. He had a decent run in the 2nd @ GSW game but who knows.Quote:
Originally Posted by ezau
I think Daye has a unique skill set for his height and can play the 4. If he continues improving his midrange with Chip England, he would help tremendouslyQuote:
Originally Posted by spurraider21
thabo wasn't the parker stopper he has been and that may drop his stock a bit. not sure i'd be interested.
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Originally Posted by spursparker9
depends on the money, but i expect him to be a hot commodity this off season, there is a boatload of teams that need his skillset badly. If cleveland drafts Embid, perhaps they could look to sign Thabo to cover some of Irvings sucky D.
Daye has a better all around skill set right now, he has more potential on the defensive end. Plus he has NBA experience, and six months in the Spurs system he is a virtual lock to take over the stretch 4 position. I have a feeling once he takes it over he won't give it up.
Was shooting a lot of open threes only last season before falling off the cliff after injury ridden season this year. And definitely was a good defender despite shooting woes. If he is willing to play for the minimum, he can be a suitable Kawhi/Green backup across the regular season.
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Originally Posted by Spursfanfromafar
He absolutely CANNOT play the 4. He weighs 200 lbs. Did you see what we did to Durant with Diaw? That kind of thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by sexinthatsx
he is a terrible shooter with no confidence. I can't imagine there is a team of suitors lining up. He is a vet min. type, his stock is really low after getting benchedQuote:
Originally Posted by Raven
Sefolosha is still just 30 which is an infant by Spur's standards. He may be a fit for us at the veteran's minimum?
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Originally Posted by BatManu20
The spurs can, and I think should, do both next season if they commit to carrying 15 players. If Daye doesn't work they can move him at the Feb trade deadline for a future late second rounder, or include him as trade filler in another deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurraider21
Not a bad option actually. Utah loves him though so he may end up resigning there. I recently read somewhere that Utah was offered a pretty decent pick in a proposed trade for Williams, but passed.Quote:
Originally Posted by BatManu20
Heat tend to stockpile old guys. I can see them sitting off a big Vince Carter trade in about 8 seasons time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chinook
ariza was a terrible shooter with no confidence and spotty D when he was signed to a big contract, funny thing, it was money weel spent. It's the other type of player, the flashy noD shooter that ends up being an albatros.Quote:
Originally Posted by cd021
We don't need him which means we will sign him.
Perfect replacement for BattierQuote:
Originally Posted by Chinook
I'd love him on the Spurs. I don't care how much he's fallen off, he was once one of the best perimeter defenders in the NBA, at worst he could be serviceable in this system, even if it's 10 mins a game. I don't think he's suffered any major injuries or anything that bad so I don't see why he couldn't at least come close to his old form.
After KL/Verde the perimeter defense is pathetic, having just 1 extra defender like Sef would be huge, especially because he's got the lateral quickness to defend small guards that burn us.
His defense could also be revitalized by Green/Leonard/Pop, I could easily see them feeding off each others defense. Spurs fans should know the struggles of 3pt shooters, I don't see why he couldn't get his confidence back shooting wide open 3's working with the BEST shooting coach in the game.
I'd take him, even above the vet min, as long as it's just a 1 year deal. Chip can recover his shooting as he clearly has the ability to shoot 40% from 3, we just need to prioritise cap room in 2015
He isn't any good. Go read what they think about him in the Thunder forum.
Okay, well maybe not the 4, but at least the 3. Kawhi can play the 4 for a small ball lineup. Daye will be one of those players where the opposing teams can't afford to leave him free behind the 3 pointer line just like how Matt Bonner had wide open 3's the past series. It can create some really good mismatches. Of course, Daye has to improve on his defenseQuote:
Originally Posted by exstatic
Ariza was still pretty young and had a breakout year for the Lakers when he signed with the Rockets. He struggled in Houston and N.O but has been great this season in Washington. Sef has always been limited offensively, as opposed to streaky Ariza. He can defend but that alone doesn't earn you multiyear deals anymore. I don't think he can start for a good team. Maybe a bad team that hopes to improve on that end (Pelicans).Quote:
Originally Posted by Raven
My guess is a 1 year vet deal if he can't produce he becomes a fringe NBA player.
He is capable of being a low volume, above average shooter but proves noting else on offense. We could probably do better in the draft.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richie
yeah what people write in the forum on the internet is gospelQuote:
Originally Posted by rascal