Haslem defends Dirk Nowitzki very well. A deal with Mason for Haslem would be a good one IMO, but the Spurs might be able to find a better one.
Memphis (who is said to be interested in Mason) is a damn interesting option for Spurs money wise.
Grizzlies are below the cap by $3.3M. Spurs could save a lot of money. A trade like Mason for Lester Hudson, Tinsley or Marcus Williams would save $4M to Spurs.
Haslem defends Dirk Nowitzki very well. A deal with Mason for Haslem would be a good one IMO, but the Spurs might be able to find a better one.
We'll see. Haslem is a tough guy and the spurs could use another "enforcer" type. Hate the idea of losing Roger though, but the guy just can't catch a break under Poppy . It's probably time to sever the relationship and move on.
Still would much rather see Thomas/Salmons and especially if Mason is out the door we'd at least be getting another scoring wing like Salmons. Dequan Cook and whateverthe ingname of the other guy that are supposedly in this Miami deal aren't proven players.
He's showing the sign that Popovich looks for in a prospective player: Declining athleticism. Guy just turned 30 he's a tad on the young side though. Give him a few more years of seasoning yet and the spurs will be hot on his ass.
If Haslem and Wright are the best options to be had, then I would rather trade everyone but Hill/Parker/Blair and build for the future. Let Tim play for a contender, and lets suck for a couple of years and hopefully sign a superstar and have a few good drafts. Haslem and Wright are great for contending for a division le, not an NBA le
It is funny how you are laughing when Tyrus Thomas is a legit shot blocker.
That would suck from a value standpoint...but I wouldn't be surprised if they did it.
I believe that Thomas/Salmons are the focal point of the trade, not Hinrich. Hinrich is just the burden that comes with taking those two players. Nothing more than beneftting the Spurs than helping themselves and upping the Lakers want. And Hinrich might as well be the deal breaker because Holt can't pour out any more cash.
No Thanks, Ill Pass On Haslem.... Im tired Of Undersized Power Forwards..... We Need A 6'11 Or Taller Athletic big.....
Not really. The Spurs, if they wish to, can deal the trade exception and fillers to a team that needs instant savings for another player.
haha that was me. I proposed beasley/haslem/arroy for manu/bonner but now, I can see haslem/arroyo for mason and whatever else it takes
that was ages ago
I am about to start a thread like this: Spurs fans, get over it.. Finley's contract won't be used on a trade
anyone down?![]()
Nope. Your jinx/anti-jinx threads rarely turn out good.
I'd be up for a Haslem trade, but like others said, I don't really see the Heat's motivation, unless they're itching for outside shooting. One reason Haslem might be a great fit is that he could satisfy Pop's need for small ball while still keeping two bigs on the court. Blair doesn't do that because his defense and mobility isn't good enough.
As much as I'd like this trade, I probably wouldn't give up Splitter unless we somehow get Beasley in the deal.
you fail Chief... my thread the Spurs FO won't do jack was minutes before the RJ trade got done...
Same before daBeast was chosen too...
weird... you sound like a n00b...![]()
vbookie odds on Mason trade?
Memphis for tax relief 1:1
Miami for Wright/Haslem package 5:1
Mason to Chicago for Thomas package 10:1
Elsewhere 10:1
Though not a "big" like most of you want, Dorell Wright looks like an interesting player at the 3. His price tag is very reasonable, and at 6'9" would probably be a better fit when Pop goes small. Found this recent write-up:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/3...-wright-fit-in
6'9", 24 years old, and labeled the "most athletic" on the heat roster. That is something the spurs could potentially get some good use out of. Him and Haslem at the 4/5 would probably be better than Jefferson/Blair at the 4/5.
Mason for a second round pick to Minny.
Will that really surprise you?
That would surprise me. I expect him to go to Memphis for a trade exception.
Yup, more than RJ for LeBron would.
Wright is a good choice as a second option. However make no mistake, Thomas should be the FIRST option.
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