- Didn't say I had my hopes up.
- Young-Huerter would be the starting back court. Forbes would be a backup, but the pick would be the key to the deal.
- Have never understood the bizarre hatred for Forbes.
- Don't get why the usual (miserable) suspects, with their biases, negativity and nothing of substance to add, even bothered cluttering up this thread.
- Now would be the time to sell, while he's got as much time left on his inexpensive contract as possible and the trade is conceivable enough to be uncertain of whether the Hawks would oblige.
- The thread was meant more so as a direction to go in between now and the off season. This trade was just an example.
Almost to meme status.
Prince has been a pretty good offensive player (started off really efficient but has regressed to "good scorer on a bad team" status), but Bryn has been a better one. Prince is NOT a good defensive player right now and hasn't been one since he's become a solid rotation player. Having him on the team wouldn't really make the Spurs better, just different. OP is desperate for the Spurs to match his view on what a team should be (rather than, you know, just becoming a fan of a team that already does it), but PATFO has no reason to make a deal unless it's obviously going to help them. They didn't lose to OKC because of not having a body at SF, and they haven't really lost many games at all this season for that reason. Obviously, Covington would make the Spurs better. There's a good chance that Otto Porter could. Not much else really would. Sure, a small trade for a rotational SF still wouldn't be awful. But the timbre of this thread wouldn't fit what would essentially be a housekeeping move.
Except there was no actual whining in this thread, geniuses.
I don't need your scouting report, guy who's admitted to not really watching the rest of the league. No one said Prince is the second coming of s bag, but he is about as good as can be reasonably expected and isn't a finished product yet. He has no inherent weakness to fill the role, he just need more refinement. Naturally, his defense got worse as he became more of a featured player offensively. That tends to happen. It also wouldn't be his role here.
Yeah, I'm desperate for the team I go for to better their team . . . how dare I. What an awful fan I am.
You're beyond delusional if you don't think this is a gaping hole or that it's only worth bothering for a player they can't get (Covington), unless they want to drastically overpay.