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Oh yeah. Best of the bargain bin if you ask me
According to Chris Haynes of Yahoo, Markieff Morris is cleared to play. Spurs could use him.
Oh yeah. Best of the bargain bin if you ask me
At the notion of a Morris brother and the Spurs having mutual interest. He'll be going to one of the glamour teams. Rockets and Lakers have been mentioned.
With McLemore's 10 day with the Raptors falling through, he could be an option, but he'll probably end up on a glamour team too (Thunder?).
With as injury prone as Gay is, Morris would be a good addition.
Would add a bit of toughness.
I would be for that.
I don't get why a Spurs fan would want McLemore. He's terrible. Forbes is way, way better. , I'd rather Pop just play Mills at shooting guard than to sign McLemore.
^ And that might be the first time in recorded history the word 'glamour' has been used to describe anything in Oklahoma City, tbh.
I don't actually want him, but they need another able bodied perimeter player who can sop up minutes when injuries strike.
I said earlier in this thread that despite Walker being in over his head, I'd be fine with him getting those minutes when perimeter injuries arise, but the problem is he can't stay healthy himself.
McLemore sucks, but he's capable of hitting 3 or 4 threes in short order, swinging a quarter and possibly a game . . . and one game might be the different between 7th or 8th or missing the playoffs entirely.
I can't imagine why. I was responding to the comment that Toronto was going all in for a ring. Boucher, Miller, and an attempt to give McLemore a 10-day. Those are duds. That leaves Lin, which isn't exactly an all in move.
Toronto rolled their dice before the deadline. They haven't found anything in the buyout market that Spurs fans should be kicking themselves over.
Spurs have tried to get him in the past. They probably see potential they could develop. Sacramento is not known for player development and I've heard several commentators say if he'd gone to SA instead of Sacramento, he'd have all-star potential. But who knows? This year it doesn't hurt to experiment because we may not make the playoffs or we are just first round fodder. It seems a shame to waste what few good years LMA has left, but that's where we are.
Apparently the Lakers and the Rockets are two teams interested in Morris.
Yeah, they almost traded for JR Smith once. The ATL GM refused to answer the phone to take on a small contract, and the deadline passed. I believe they actually pulled Brent Barry off of the team flight, as he was the salary ballast. The point is, there comes a point where you cannot develop someone's game further. McLemore is literally worse than a random player you could grab off of waivers. His VORP is negative. It's been negative every year of his career except one, his second season.
Didn’t Houston draft one of the Morris Brothers?
He is repped by Klutch. Zero chance he comes here or NO
Dejounte Murray is represented by Klutch. I don’t think they hate the Spurs yet.He is repped by Klutch. Zero chance he comes here or NO
Spurs looking for another PG.
Well considering our pg's are derozan and Forbes go for it
Sure, but Murray was drafted by SA. Different game with free agents IMO.
I swear if the Spurs add another PG or PF/C...
Are there even any serviceable PGs out there in the buyout market?
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Who cares?
Whoever comes in won't make a difference anyway.
It will be a tight 9 man rotation if SA gets lucky to make the playoffs. Anyone brought in will be a supervisor most of the time.
Jeremi Lin is available, but surprisingly wants to join Toronto with Lowry and Van Vleet (injuried though). And I would definitely try to add Beasley, if Gasol rumours are true.
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