Jake Fischer: The Houston Rockets have called teams gauging interest in Trevor Ariza, Patrick Beverley and K.J. McDaniels, according to a league source.
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Jake Fischer: The Houston Rockets have called teams gauging interest in Trevor Ariza, Patrick Beverley and K.J. McDaniels, according to a league source.
I wouldn't mind Ariza or Beverley.Quote:
Originally Posted by montgod
you just compared a 2 guard dribbling skills with a center. talk about he ultimate apples to oranges comparison!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chinook
If houston doesn't want them, what makes you think the Spurs would want them?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spurs9
I can see that side of things. But if he sucks next season, they might not be able to get the same in return. But I'd only want him traded now if 1) they need to make room for Durant or 2) they've identified a draft pick that can have a quick impact.Quote:
Originally Posted by objective
Score another one for Zika.
They need to release a statement for that? :lol
Zipser is a guy I thought the Spurs would be interested in a few months ago. Thought he would be gone by the time we pick though.
He played pretty well at the last Eurobasket tournament but I don't think that drafting another SF makes much sense given the bigger needs at other positions. Especially with Bertans and maybe even Hanga coming over.
20th pick:bang
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Originally Posted by cd98
This needs to be done so OKC can pitch long term plan to KD. They can't afford to have KD, Westbrook, Ibaka and Adams on the market next year. I've been saying it all along "one more year" isn't gonna get KD to sign on the dotted line..Quote:
Originally Posted by NASpurs
Who knows how long that dude is going to last being 34 with bad knees. Might as well get something for him while you can.
That's surprising I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by NASpurs
This screams Durant leaving tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by NASpurs
who's 34?Quote:
Originally Posted by NASpurs
AbakaQuote:
Originally Posted by SpursforSix
29 and Kyle Anderson..Quote:
Originally Posted by NASpurs
Not at all. It screams that they see a future with Kanter/Adams and don't want to spend money on Ibaka as well esp after a down year.
They know they need cheap talent to build that roster and trading a older player like Ibaka for a lottery pick is the way.
Yeah it does. It also screams that OKC are cheap bastards and will continue to dilute their roster.Quote:
Originally Posted by DPG21920
Even though Ibaka seems to make every shot he takes when he plays the Spurs, I don't think he's "all that." And apparently neither does OKC. Still, surprising to see this.
And all that is well and good, but how does trading Ibaka affect their pitch to Durant?Quote:
Originally Posted by DPG21920
No he isn't.. .he is 27Quote:
Originally Posted by NASpurs