He had All-NBA 3rd Team Kyle Lowry lookin' like a scrub in the playoffs.
Hayward can actually dribble without stumbling over his own feet.
Joe Johnson has an offensive explosion once every two weeks where he looks like a superstar but then so does Nick Young.Old Joe can score though. He's averaging 20ppg at an almost 60% efficiency while playing 31mpg... that's already better than Hayward's best year (last season). Small sample, I know...
So you're saying Swaggy P isn't a superstar? News to me.Hayward can actually dribble without stumbling over his own feet.
Joe Johnson has an offensive explosion once every two weeks where he looks like a superstar but then so does Nick Young.
Yes, a once-every-two-weeks superstar like 35 yr old Joe Johnson.
Swaggy taking a shyt on Joe:
With g Hill coming back no need for him to train... he knows everything what spurs and pop want. Would be sp ing bad as to have hill back
You talkin about Davis Bertans? Hes not that badAre you saying we should have kept George and not traded him for that other scrub player whose name I can't recall at this moment?
You talkin about Davis Bertans? Hes not that bad
Let's get him in the offseason.
Come home, George. Bring back Patty. Trade Parker.
If the spurs can get curry tbh....
Perfect free agent for the Spurs next summer-- knows the system, Pop loves him, plays defense. He'd start for a couple of seasons, and be a good mentor for D Murray.
I was thinking the other day, why didn't the Spurs go after Whiteside instead of Gasol? Whiteside impressed the out of me when we played Miami.
B/c Whiteside is a freaking knucklehead.
Hill/Exum are in a similar situation as Teague/Schroder, if Exum can show he's ready to start next season then they might not be willing to pay Hill starters money but as of right now Exum barely looks like a rotation player. I expect the Jazz to re-sign Hayward/Hill at all costs b/c they can't attract FAs.
Jrue Holiday owes the Pelicans after essentially missing 50% of the games due to injury since they traded for him & now leaving them in a tough spot due to his wife's healthy situation. So, the best option might be Jeff Teague who's basically 2003 Porker status:
Hill, Green, Kawhi, Aldridge, Dedmon.
Size, athleticism, youth, experience, defense, offense,
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Looked very good tonight...
Nice dream - you hold on to it. Spurs wouldn't trade Parker, even if they could find a taker.
Hill is averaging 20/5 (TS: 63%), he's having a mid-career resurgence ala Nic Batum after he got traded to the Bobcats. When he's aggressive, he can be a Jrue Holiday/Mike Conley tier two-way PG especially if he has a play-maker on the wing like Kawhi.
Next summer - would place the Spurs a season too late. That would be aggravating for the Spurs to have hung on to Parker through this off-season when Hill was actually moved and all the way through this entire 16-17 season when loyalty was the only reason. Please, PATFO, if you compromise your loyalty do it before another season is wasted.
Dream scenario. One must think, at what point does pop have the talk with him. It's not fair to anyone tbh
Agreed. But the Spurs can also offer a starting job and the 5th year is probably irrelevant, since we're not talking about a young and/or max player.Hill/Exum are in a similar situation as Teague/Schroder, if Exum can show he's ready to start next season then they might not be willing to pay Hill starters money but as of right now Exum barely looks like a rotation player. I expect the Jazz to re-sign Hayward/Hill at all costs b/c they can't attract FAs.
Jrue Holiday owes the Pelicans after essentially missing 50% of the games due to injury since they traded for him & now leaving them in a tough spot due to his wife's healthy situation. So, the best option might be Jeff Teague who's basically 2003 Porker status:
Hill said Pop is one of the most important people he's ever met, he still has a lot of friends in the city that he comes back to visit every summer and he considers it a second home.
The Jazz should be a perfect fit and probably have a slight edge, but I get the sense that Pop and Buford told him they wanted him back one day when they traded him, he never wanted to leave and has wanted to come back since the Pacers started going downhill in '14.
Maybe he will turn down money like Danny but the Jazz are most likely going to roll out the red carpet especially if they are compe ive in the playoffs w/ Hill running the show.
With how he's playing, how much could he command? 16-18 mill per? Still would be a better value instead of a guy like cp3. How old is he?
If he's set on the Spurs, then I think he will take slightly less.
He's more than likely undecided though, so this probably depends on how the season plays out for both teams. Hopefully the Spurs get to the WCF and push the Warriors, so they can sell him on immediately contending for a championship and the Jazz get eliminated in the WCQF and go quietly into the night while doing so.
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