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We just missed out on Jordan Crawford, who's playing well for the Pelicans.
The only player worth looking at is Quinn Cook who's averaging 26.1/4/6.7
Do you know of any D-leaguers who might be worth a 10-day?
We just missed out on Jordan Crawford, who's playing well for the Pelicans.
The only player worth looking at is Quinn Cook who's averaging 26.1/4/6.7
This season is turning crazy, didn't realize Tyler Hansbrough was available. Is he really that bad? Why isn't he on a roster?
If only this latest "cut" would light a fire under Sullinger and inspire him to live up to his potential...
Jack's injury was pretty serious, and he has been on the shelf for a long time. I wouldn't mind Casspi to augment the weak wing rotation... Neal is familiar with the Spurs' culture and several of the current players. He might provide the outside scoring threat that D-league and Patty have failed to provide...
Anybody who has not been waived after the waiver deadline should be playoff eligible with a new team - right?
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Hansbrough was never good for anything except energy. Frankly, I am surprised his career in the NBA lasted as long as it did.
Great summary of available players.
I agree with you that we will need more playable bodies for this run given the cir stances.
There is not much you can get there, Bargnani is under contract in Spain and i am not sure of he has an nba out clause, i don't like the Scola fit and Josh Smith who is not that old seemed pretty done last year and is now in China.
I do agree that maybe Casspi and Neal are the best we can get.
Chris Kaman choose to be out to start the season but is eligible too. I don't know how he is basketball wise but he took the season off because of a family loss. Not an injury. So that may be an option to explore.
Is Jack healthy? I heard he was signed then injured. He isn't a Spur though. If Gary is healthy I would love it. He is what I wanted Forbes to be. Alonzo Gee is an athletic SF. Kamen is also also mature smart choice. So I agree dump Forbes and Anthony and get 2 of this 3
Jack tore meniscus recently with Pels not an option
Casspi has been cleared to resume basketball activities.
I'd take Omri as the fourth wing in a heartbeat. Might go to Houston, though.
How in the f#$% has he healed so quickly? I'd be very interested in getting him. Why aren't the Spurs onto this already? I thought there was a story where RC told him years ago that he'd be a Spur someday.
Is it lack of defense that is keeping the Spurs away? If it's not a defense thing, why haven't they gotten onto it already if he's healed this quickly?
Spurs have coveted Casspi for a while, but I could see him going to Clippers where they need a small forward like him as a starter.
Faked it to get out of NO?
How did he heal so fast
Sac actually looking like they got the better end of the trade.
I thought Casspi was more of a 3, but reading on the Internet, teams apparently look at him as a stretch 4. Does he add anything that Bertans doesn't already provide?
The Grizz will be desperate in chasing him, they started a dinosaur at the SF spot last game (though that dinosaur did play very well).
Man, I'd like Caspi but the recent spat of injuries means they really can't cut Forbes or Anthony right now.
What about Anthony Brown - good-sized SG from Stanford, Lakers' #2 pick last year.
Bring Choo Choo back
hey I am with that. He would get minutes in the playoffs, Forbes will get 0. If we cut Forbes no one will race out to grab him so we can just get him back again next year, I doubt this will be a JayMychal Green situation (we should have kept him).
Pop has been rotating Fathead and Simmons at the backup 3 spot only for them to the bed.
RC better go all out for Casspi.
Not sure Casspi is better than Bertans, and Bertans got a DNP tonight after a good game against Atlanta.
Pop hates unknown rookies. He loves himself some vets
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