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Perhaps in certain line-ups, but they won't be able to get away with playing Horford-Morris, their rebounding and rim protection was bad already. Not that it'd matter all that much in the terrible East.
as four Detroit
Jackson/Bradley/Johnson/Harris/Drummond
Should be a playoff team in the east
Perhaps in certain line-ups, but they won't be able to get away with playing Horford-Morris, their rebounding and rim protection was bad already. Not that it'd matter all that much in the terrible East.
same squad for Vegas for the Spurs
So, by the time Woj was reporting the Plumlee news Shams tweeted about the Bradley-Morris trade. Wj
there is a third Plumlee brother?
The market may have dried up for KCP now. I know we don't have room unless there's some kind of sign in trade that I'm not aware of that's available to us but somebody like Atlanta ought to be all over this. If they could replace hardaway with him for less money that would be a win.
He was playing for the Knicks summer league team.
He sucked.
Danny Green for Johnson. Who says no?
Whos left with cap space though? Brooklyn only if Washington matches porter offer and Phoenix? Am I forgwtting anyone? Maybe Atlanta or Orlando?
Maybe we can send them Danny Green and work out some kind of sign and trade? We know Van Gundy likes Green.
Edit : I just had a look at his numbers and I retract that proposal.
I mean, if you guys want Gasol that bad, I guess we could play Aldridge at the five.
Johnson?
People wanted to give up a first and Green for Bradley. Could have taken him into cap space and gotten an asset.
Let's get the golden god back on the train. I actually miss those awkward flops in the lane.
Sarcasm or you don't know who i'm referring to?
Oh, Stanley Johnson? I didn't know. that dude, though.
I think he means Stanley Johnson since he posted it in a flurry of Pistons posts.
yea that boii stanley
Johnson shoots 35% from the field and 29% from 3 point range. Why would you want to trade Green for him? No thanks.
Boy, bye!
Since the Spurs used the non-taxpayer MLE to sign Gay they are now limited to total salaries of $125.2 million. If Simmons is signed for 8.4 million then that will leave a total of $17.8 million to sign Pau, Ginobili (if he come back) and a 15th player. It seems to me that the Spurs really need to sign Mulitunov this year because we need additional bigs and to lock him into the rookie salary structure. If Simmons is re-signed this almost assures that Pau's deal will be multi-year. The Gay signing makes it less likely that both Simmons and Hanga will both be on the team.
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