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I agree with that
isn't Rozier a restricted FA anyways? If Irving Bolts, can see Celtics matching.
I agree with that
He is restricted. But I can see them letting him go even with Irving gone
Why? They have a glut at 2/3, not the 1 ...
Interesting to see the most famous tanking teams get into some anxious times.... Boston looks like it will be losing Irving for nothing, and will become a pretty ordinary playoff team. Philly's future depends on the unreliable health of Embiid, they're in danger of losing either one or both of Butler and Harris, and still have issues with Simmons being an absolute non-shooter. I don't get those who want the Spurs to tank-- only in the very best scenario would it work, and it's much more likely they'd wind up with something like a #7 pick, who might be a good player, but most likely wouldn't transform the franchise.
The Spurs might be able to look past his arrest but not the time that he blew off a fan event while posting pics of himself on Instagram at a restaurant. That's not coffee gang material
Just because he sucks and talks too much
All this stuff look more as an undisciplined and not grown man than something really bad...maybe being part of a good group of good teammates like ours and a stable and disciplined environment like the one our trainers can give could benefit him a lot. If Phoenix has given up on him, a trade could be worth the risk...because his skills are exactly what our team seemes to need. He was a top five draft pick talent without doubt...and his defense alone should do wonder for our perimeter...The Spurs might be able to look past his arrest but not the time that he blew off a fan event while posting pics of himself on Instagram at a restaurant. That's not coffee gang material
Hey, question related to all of this. Do you feel that the DeRozan move was made with a le push in mind or just stay afloat?The Spurs might be able to look past his arrest but not the time that he blew off a fan event while posting pics of himself on Instagram at a restaurant. That's not coffee gang material
SA made the playoffs without DeRozan or Kawhi, so it’s hard for me to believe they made that type of deal hoping to stay the same.
If that is the case, did SA decide after seeing this year that original intentions inside, going all in (meaning trading picks and youth for a win-now player) was no longer worth it and do you think DeRozan should be traded if they are not going to make a strong push to win now?
The Spurs might be able to look past his arrest but not the time that he blew off a fan event while posting pics of himself on Instagram at a restaurant. That's not coffee gang material
Patty’s job is to convert; you don’t get paid 13M to babysit guys who are already good teammates tbh...you get paid to establish culture and change behavior.
Sefolosha put up 1.6 3pa on 12 minutes per game last season. If you extrapolate that to 36 mpg, it adds up to 4.8 3pa per game. That's right about what Forbes attempted. If you then add White and Murray, who should both see a career high in 3pa per game next season, then you have roughly the same amount of 3pa that the White, Forbes, DeRozan, Aldridge, Poeltl lineup provided.
Does thabo have anything left at 35 ?
To he honest, I really don't know. His metrics look pretty damn good in limited minutes though. He aslo shot like 43% from 3. If he can be had for the vet min, he's more than worth the gamble.
If you can add him to the team for vet minimum do it. But spend the MLE on a real 3-and-D SF with size who's under 35 years old please
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Spurs interested in Thaddeus Young?
Hilarious, and complete irony. I've always really like his game, and I loved those Philly teams with Thad, Iggy, and Jrue. The franchise didn't like where they were, a second round out, and gave them away one by one, tanking in an EXTREMELY painful process over FIVE YEARS. After all of that, what are they now? A second round out.
I'll just speak for the homers and say that it's completely easy and realistic to say that this year's team with all its flaws were one Dejounte away from the conference finals.
The corporate knowledge and especially the defense that left the team with Leonard, Green and Anderson can't be overstated, and the kinds of performances they Spurs did show on occasion (that Bertans himself described) make me conclude that they think they're on the right track and only need mostly internal development and minor additions to get them over the hump.
That's not necessarily my view (Patty especially looks expendable to me and I'd be auditioning every 3andD player I could find) but barring multiple trade demands, don't expect a whole lot of movement this summer.
Offbeat FA suggestion - Tomas Satoransky (WAS, RFA). For that 3/D wing. Yeah, he's been playing PG for WAS with Wall out, but :
He's 6'7" in shoes. (Short wingspan though).
He hit 39% from three on 2 att/g.
He can pass and handle.
Very good defensive positioning, but fast guards can make him look bad. This should be less of a problem against wings rather than PG's.
I just saw some European reports talking about an 7million/3 year offer from Barcelona to mulitinov
i don’t think bringing him over will cost too much. 3 million per year could be enough.
Would prefer to draft Bruno Fernando at this point, tbh.
Nah, think in terms of opportunity cost. Milutinov is about Fernando's median outcome. A pick + Milutinov > Fernando.
It'd be more expensive for SA to match with taxes. There would also be having to relocate.
It’s 2019 and the Spurs are looking for an athletic 3.
Sounds like it’s time to bring over Mulitinov, need to know what you have, figure out rotation later.
Glass half full - Spurs adding Murray, decent free agent, two 1st round picks to playoff team.
Glass half empty - Spurs stuck in purgatory with Aldridge and DeRozan contracts.
Glass empty -
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