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Jonathan Isaac would be amazing at one of Pop's huge team dinners, insisting on how woke everyone is.
1/10/24
Jonathan Isaac would be amazing at one of Pop's huge team dinners, insisting on how woke everyone is.
If the guy could even get to the table without injuring himself.
Givony said today on both NBA Today and The Lowe Post that Bufkin is now firmly in the 8-13 range and teams are having trouble getting him in for workouts, leading to speculation of a promise.
He also mentioned a few days ago in his latest mock draft of the Mavericks and Pistons kicking around Hardaway Jr. and 10 for Bogdanovic and 31.
Spurs could try to get involved by offering 33, the Craptors '24 1st and the Hornets (Bulls?) 1st for 10.
Either I'm not understanding you or you're speaking out of both sides of your mouth.
White, Jerome, Porter Jr., Edwards, Quickley, Suggs, Bouknight, Primo, Mann, Hyland, Thomas, Ivey, Daniels and Wesley are all combo guards who mostly lean off ball/secondary creators.
Cunningham and Giddey are point forwards and Duarte is a wing.
These are the players one could remotely call a point guard in these drafts.
My point is how rare it is to find actual facilitating points especially ones who are good defensively. Which ones of those listed match those criteria? Expecting future drafts to deliver good prospects may not work out very well.
I've heard Mavericks targeting Capela and a Dal/Atl swap.
if im spurs i try to beat that offer with mcbuckets, collins, #33 and future 1st or 2nd for hardaway, bertans and #10
I don't love this... it might help us find a prospect to take care of PG, but it creates a massive hole at C (I'm firmly of the belief Wemby will be a PF in the NBA, or at the least need another bigger C next to him. I don't think Sochan at the 4 and Wemby at the 5 works).
Capela isn’t a bad fit on Dallas. They e got to do something.
C spot is least position to worry about in the league could easily find a gem late in draft or thru free agency. btw i would prefer a more veteran experienced center next to wemby. collins was always a project and now that they showcased him this could be time to cash in.
Wow. I like it all except for the CPO/FVF signing, but Ecstatic pointed out, that’s other GM’s take.
1. Signing Tre back is automatic. He is best at backup PG. He has tenacity and the signing would bring continuity in developing our drafted players;
2. I prefer Anthony Black but Kobe Bufkin could be more of a reality. I agree I don’t see the Spurs keeping both SRP and possibly throwing in a vet to move up would be interesting. But which players to trade. McBuckets or Graham seem obvious, but how much do they want Anthony Black? Trade Keldon?? Trading up for Anthony Black would show great commitment to winning in a long term, pairing a potential All-Star 2way player with Wemby. Timmy/TP. Wemby/Black would have most ST posters have wet dreams. Damn!;
3. I see Pop signing in 3 years with option to opt out. Pop would want to make sure of Wemby’s development as Spurs new cornerstone franchise;
4. I can see the Spurs will be much compe ive next season, but not pushing it in the risk of injury. Wemby has mentioned he likes to win championships as soon as possible, so the Spurs will not disappoint their young players by throwing games. But I think Wemby will also understand the importance of patience and thrusting the Spurs way, as Tony and Boris have most likely already advised the young French phenom;
5. Again I don’t see the CPO/FVF signing. I see CPO signing with Lakers and FVP joining the Suns both trying to chase rings.
I like Keldon, but damn if Spurs would pull the trigger and send another future FRP for Anthony Black.
Black, Vassell, Wemby, Sochan and Collins. Damn! Collins is a perfect fit because of his ability to knockdown outside shots, and he is a very willing passer, plus his motor and tenacity is infectious. Bassey would need to be serious about getting better as he would need to defend bigger Centers. Malaki, Blake, Barlow, Champagnie, they all need to make a leap and get excited with Spurs future if they want to stick around.
I think they will be compe ive and fun to watch next season. I can’t wait. Go Spurs Go!
You’re a genius. I think they announced that a day or two ago.
Another name I'll throw out there, Tyler Herro... if the Heat go after Beal then he's probably part of the package. Would we have an interest in him as a PG if we end up as a part of a 3 team deal?
I'm just a casual, this would be a coup, IMO. I'd rather take Lowry and give up 3 FRPs to get Herro rather than some unknown prospect.
I think it comes down to what Washington would prefer. Miami probably has to move Herro and Lowry to get Beal and have room to sign Vincent and Struss. If Lowry came to us they'd have to give us #18 and send Herro to Washington, so conversely Washington might prefer the Lowry/18 package since they'd be starting their rebuild. We might have to include a future 1st to convince them, but i think its doable if we wanted to go that route.
I'd assume Miami would try to move Lowry and Duncan Robinson first... it's a weird deal because both sides are salary dumping and have to give up to get... it would be amazing if we could somehow scoop Herro. Like I said, I'd rather give up 3 FRPs for him than a prospect in this draft. If we can get him for cheaper, mega win. He helps us get to the floor as well.
Haha I’m traveling. I didn’t even get to watch any Finals game, much less check on what’s going on around the league, just catching up in ST
Especially with all the cash gonna come to them with Wemby festival
well, i'm surprised that everyone here seems so sure the Spurs will be OK that he plays in the World Cup this summer. I would understand them preferring him not to go.
He's new with the team, he'll have a busy summer just finding a new home and settling in San Antonio. And the team has to see with him the way they will work together. I'm sure the team would like him to get used to his new routine (training, conditioning etc etc...) with the Spurs.
so, as much as i'm waiting for seeing him with the French national team in a big tournament, and as much as i know the Spurs will let him play for his national team next year for the OG and many times after that, i'd understand if they try to convince him to rest and prepare himself this summer.
and by the way, neither his coach, who is also the french national team coach, nor him said he will play in the World Cup for sure in their last press conference.
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The fact we haven’t heard anything about Cason Wallace makes me think he might be the guy the Spurs are targeting to move up for tbh. Or even Jalen Hood-Schifino. Guys we haven’t heard connected to us at all so far.
Either could be good gets imo. Wallace seems like the perfect type of Spurs player. High-character and not real flashy. Just a strong, hard-nosed defender with a good feel for the game and who plays the right way. One of the best perimeter defenders in the Draft and has that Kentucky pedigree. Could easily see the Spurs liking him tbh.
Get ready for a punch.The fact we haven’t heard anything about Cason Wallace makes me think he might be the guy the Spurs are targeting to move up for tbh
Imagine the joke possibilities.
Stop, stop, I can only get so erect.
I remember from back in the Manu Tony days of international ball, that they only way they can stop him is if he's injured. The league wants the international exposure, and I believe it's in the CBA.
The fact we haven’t heard anything about Cason Wallace makes me think he might be the guy the Spurs are targeting to move up for tbh
Either could be good gets imo. Wallace seems like the perfect type of Spurs player. High-character and not real flashy. Just a strong, hard-nosed defender with a good feel for the game and who plays the right way. One of the best perimeter defenders in the Draft and has that Kentucky pedigree. Could easily see the Spurs liking him tbh.
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